The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1920-03-31

him fairly and squarely on his own
ground
Galli-Curci sang last Sunday eve
ming in the Hippodrome in New York
to $4,000 house.
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Miss Susan Guild, of Emporia. will
talk at the First Congregational
church Friday evening and show her
stereopticon pictures of the Ober-
ammergau Passion play which she has
seen the last two times it was given
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Installation services will be held
by Tau Delta Pi, the honorary scho-
lastic fraternity at Washburn this eve
ming for Miss Beth Rogfer, Miss Doro-
thy Crane. Miss Mildred Owen and Mr.
Lester Posvar. Mr.. c. J. MasSeck will
give the address of the evening.
Nova days at a resort hotel they
don't sit around knitting on fancy col
ored yarns as they once did, so they
say, or on olive drab as they did two
years ago. Nor are cards the attrac-
ton they have been for the middle
aged, and dancing is sometimes neg
lected by the young. There is a great
new game in vogue at all the leading
hotels and it is INDUCED in by young
and old, rich and poor. Two people
are 1T and they sit quietly facing one
another with trusting looks on their
faces, and gathered round them are
others no less interested. Their fin
gers touch lightly little three-cor-
nered table which rests on a lettered
board. No matter what their chief in
terest in life may be, the game adds to
H. The political situation, OIL sweet
hearts, new styles-Madam Ouija can
help. She unhesitatingly spells out the
name of the next president or the hus-
band-to-be of some wondering girl
The spot where the man was muir
dered and the name of the girl he
loved in France. And the strange
thing about it is the more you ask
and wonder. the more there seems
left to question. about.
The A V. E. club will meet tomor-
row afternoon with Mrs. Dean Rogers,
118 East Seventh street
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Announcement is. made of the ap-
preaching marriage of Miss Edna
Roberts of Greensburg, Kan, to MI
Arthur Beattie of oregon City, ore.
Mr.: Beattie is a gradute of Washburn
college and has many friends in To-
peka. He is a practicing attorney.
Miss Roberts is a graduate of Kansas
university. She has been teaching
music in the G ( z Z high school
The Woman's Missionary society of
the West Side Christian church will
meet at the home of Mrs. c. E. Ault,
1920 West Sixth street, Thursday aft
ernoon of this week. Mrs. J. F.
Mafsh's division will have charge of
the program. The first few minutes
of the meeting will be devoted to
prayer for the services being held by
the Rev. E. w. Harrison this week
each evening at the church.
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There will be a subscription dance
for the Varsity, Washburn and High
school crowds at Kellam Hall Friday
night of this week. Dancing from
to I. Two saxophones. Admission.
s1.25.-AdY.
Notes and Personal Mention.
Miss Alice Griffin left for Washing
ton. D. c.. Tuesday. She will be gone
for three months.
from a visit TO her daughters, Mrs
D. W. Griswold in Los Angeles, and
Mrs. Curt X Whitney in Sophia,
n. NJ.
Mr.. George staebler has returned
from a business trip into southwestern
Kansas
Miss Mabel Kingsley. who teaches
in Abilene. will come to Topeka this
evening TO spend Easter with her par
ents. Mr.. and Mrs. H. A. Kingsley
Mrs Thomas Cross of Sacramento,
Calf, is visiting her niece, Mrs Frank
KIingaman.
Mrs. Alice Barnett. of San Francisco.
is the guest of her brother. Mr.. Frank
Stephens.
Miss Edith ConneI has gone to St.
Louis, where she will visit her
brothers.
Mr.. Philip sproat expects to spend