The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1920-03-06

VINO mas Oeen successful ana 1fnpOr-
tant IN his community. and their fam
lily is fine and promising. Two daugh-
| ters are univer(ty graduates and the
son will be. A few years ago that wo-
man visited her old home town and
after she had gone people are said to
said only this, Here lies - born
-" and then the date of his
death.
There is a man formerly a resident
of Topeka who was married in a
southern city a few weeks ago, who
| had a, real trousseau of his own. His
mother made four pairs of silk pa
| jamas. some new silk shirts for him,
and purchased fancy bath robe and
slippers.
A young Topeka man has a system
! of exercises he goes thru every night,
to make muscles like iron and reduce
his flesh. He has a patent exerciser
attached to the kitchen wall and with
this he does all sorts of weird things.
He always has been careful to pull
| down the shade while he was making
muscle, but it had never occurred to
him that his shadow thru the shade
might be little startling as he pulled
| at his exerciser and bent in unex-
pected ways. few nights ago a girl
came to take his sister riding and
stopped her car just where the shadow
| of the man was most noticeable. FaS-
cinated she watched for a few minutes
ana tnen Threw inc car INTO nlSH
and raced home to telephone the girl
and ask her what was the matter at
her home.
And this last is no man. story. Two
| Topeka women were at a card party.
| One was white haired and sensitive
\ about it The other was reputed to
wear a wig. The latter said something
to someone concerning the white
haired woman over there" in tones
| audible to the former, who turned
quickly and announced, ''Well, it isn't
a wig anyhow"
The men of the Kappa Sigma fra
ternity were happy in their selection
of decorations for Kellam Hall last
night, and in their choice of girls to
take TO their party. The hall in it's
festoons of roses and the girls in their
light party frocks made a delightful
happy springlixe effect, and it was in
every way a beautiful party. Mr.. and
Mrs. Pendleton Miller were the chap
erons. Those who danced were: Mr..
and Mrs.1 Arch Walters, Mr.. and Mrs.
Kenneth Alexander. Mr.. and Mrs. AL
Kline of Miller, Mr.. and Mrs. Tom
Forbes, Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Shake
shaft. Mr.. and Mrs. Forrest Rice, Miss
Mary Burnett, Miss Donna Chase, Miss
Ruth Lemon, Miss Elisabeth Edison,
Miss Edith Cornell, Miss Helen Roll
ley, Miss Margaret Stubs of Law
renee, Miss Forestine Blank, Miss
Helen johnson and Miss Evelyn Nor
ton Of Lawrence, Miss Grace Gleed,
Miss Teresa Freeburg, Miss Marie
Moore, Miss Mabel Glare Steele, Miss
Katisue Moore, Miss Ldya Suydam,
Miss Berenice Heath, Miss Marian
Munger, Miss Orpha Baughman, Miss
Dorothy Crane, Miss Ivah Raines, Miss
Dorothy Barraman, Miss Winifred
| Wiggam. Miss Elizabeth Purdy, Miss
| Doris (zarhar Miss Miriam Van Horn
Miss Marion Price, Miss Sallie Hamil-
| ton, Miss Alice Morehouse, Miss May
| belle Hoffman. Miss Dorothea Angel
of Lawrence, Miss Rheva Bonjour, Miss
| Margaret Seaton, Miss Marguerite
| Stewart, Miss Grace Meredith, Miss
Caroline Sharp, Miss Doris Stivers of
Lawrence. Miss Edith Barrett, Miss
Eunice Geiger, Miss Murel Lyman,
Miss Charlotte West, Miss Betty Fyffe,
Miss Lucille Heym, Miss Dorothy Cole.
Miss Renna Rosenthal, Miss Mabel
Howerton, Miss Thelma Houston. Mr..
Roland McCord. Mr.. Edwin Jones, Mr.,
| Clayton Kline, Mr.. Duane Van Horn,
Mr.. Dwight Ream, Mr.. Chester Wahle,
Mr.. Jack. Miller, Mr.. Leanord Kline,
Mr.. DeArmond Schmitz Mr.. Edwin
Oles, Mr.. John Ripley. Mr.. William
| Whitcomb, Mr.. Tom Smith, Mr.. Clay
Baker, Mr.. Chef Bunger, Mr.. Leslie
Gable. Mr.. DeLoss Erickson, Mr.. Ar
thur Erickson, Mr.. John Heating, Mr..
Bryan Hoffman, Mr.. Elmer Krenkle,
Mr.. Arch McKeever, Mr.. Omer Raines,
| Mr.. Terrence Curry, Mr.. Morris Dean,
| Mr.. Keene Saxon, Mr.. Ralph Oman,
| Mr.. Virgil Scholes, Mr.. Douglas Bow
man, Mr.. Stewart Ripley, Mr.. Roland
Jacquart. Mr.. Otto Reinbach, Mr..
| Robin Brown, Mr.. Romano Akers,
| Mr. Ted Blevins, Mr.. Arthur Gibson,
| Mr.. George McCaustland, Mr.. William
Joerg, Mr.. Hugh Russell. Mr.. William
Drum, Mr.. Ralph Schrader, Mr.. Hugh
Kiene, Mr.. Clyde Schenck, Mr.. Ted
Stenger. Mr.. Floyd Flanagan, Mr..
Allan Church, Mr.. Henry Eller, Mr..
Max Wyman. Mr.. Charles McCarter,
Mr.. Don Mccormick, Mr. Robert
Yates Mr.. Harry Davis, Mr.. Harry
y y y
What will no doubt be the largest
| and one of the most enjoyable social
| events of the coming week is the Wo-
mans club benefit dance and card
party. to be given Friday evening,
| March IL, at Kellam Hall, with the
members of Mrs. W. E. McVey's club
! house team as hostesses.
These women made an unusual sue
cess of their first party, given in De-
cember. and the second will no doubt
prove equally delightful, as it is to be
| carried out in the same spirit of cor
| dial and informal hospitality. Good