The Topeka state journal., 1921-03-19

turned from New York is teillhs
Joke from the show. At table in a
restaurant a man asks the lady with
whom he is with whether or not sne
wishes some Hebrew coffee, and when
she asks what Hebrew coffee is. he
saws he doesn't know, only that each
time he comes in and orders a meal,
the waiter asks "Shuwish coffee?"
The society department will GER
tainly be happy when Lent is over. as
each day social affairs grow fewer
and farther apart and the ones that
are gil may not be published, SO at
present our social gaieties are con-
fined to club meetings. Makes me
think that at a recent club meeting,
at which a long, dry. uninteresting
paper was read, one OF the women
attending said the only bright spot
in the whole afternoon was little
view she had of a beribboned Irish
green garter worn by one of the guests
on taupe hosiery. I suppose the guest
was unconscious of contributing to
the afternoons entertainment.
. m - FRANCES.
The members of the Saturday
Night-Dinner Bridge club will be en-
tertained at dinner this evening at
the home of Mr.. and Mrs. D. B. John
son, 1925 Harrison street. Easter
decorations will be used for the table.
Mr. and Mrs. D. D. Johnson will be
SueSlS OIL tHe clup. IHeIe VIII ue
three tables.
Mrs. A. L. Nichols entertained the
members of the Monday Duplicate
Whist club this afternoon at her home,
1906 Boswell avenue Guests who
substituted were Mrs. ]. C. McClintock
and Mrs. F. W. Freeman.
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Little Phyllis Morgan, who was four
years old Friday, was given a party
from 8 until o'clock yesterday after
noon by her mother, Mrs. w. J. Nor
gan, 1895 Mulvane street. Mrs. Nor
gan was assisted by Mrs. P. S. Fam
pierre. The small guests were given
Easter favors.
The little guests included Jean Nc
Eachron, Elizabeth Stearns, Mary
Louise Schonberger, Marguerite
Schonberger, Vera Marie Hughs, Mar
Jorie Blanton, Nancy Neiswanger,
Florence Langshore, Margaret Rick
enbacker, Charlotte Scamell, Tinker
Dean, Lyman Aldrich, Frank Kenyon.
Jr, George Lopez and Randall
An Easter party was given Friday
evening by Richard Edelblute at his
home, $50 Broadmoor avenue. The
evening was spent in dancing.
The guests included Marguerite
Heller, of Chicago; Marjorie Hoover,
Gertrude Nelson, Eileen Cowgirl, Irene
Larson, Catherine Allen. Josephine
Allen, Florence Layton, Cornelia
Adams Virginia Scott, Miriam Pear
son, Frances Bone. Millicent Dixon,
Janet Edelblute, Blynn Corwine. Ma
dine Buck, Charles Gossett, Theodore
Gardner, Charles Sardou, Preston
Moore, Edward Adams. Frank Lyngar,
Howard Becker. John Brink, Roy Lar
son and Balford Jeffrey.
A theater party at the Isis Friday
afternoon. followed by tea at Pe1le-
tiers, was given for the members of
the XIV club, with Mrs. Frank Con-
Those in the party were: Mrs. T.
c. Kirkpatrick. Mrs. Elmer Hopes,
DR.. Emma Morrison, Mrs. c. w
Spreng, Mrs. S. D. Flora, Mrs. j. +
Kelley, Mrs. Zoe Prather. Mrs. Frank
stevens, Mrs. Frank Vaughn, Mrs
Emmett Gregg, Mrs. Willis Ran
sopher, Mrs. w. G. Tandy.
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THERE'S a MAN IN OUR TOWN
Who is a popular bachelor and who
is kept busy sending flowers and candy
to his women friends on holidays and
birthdays. This week it was green
flowers and green candy and next
week it will be Easter remembrances
in the way of corsages and candy.
The society reporter greeted him the
other morning with a query as to
whether or not he knew any woman
in our town" or this paragraph
'Wadda you mean, woman in our
town. he grumbled. "I am acquainted
already with entirely too many women
in our town. Look at my last month $
bank balance if you don't believe me- -
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The Kappa Alpha Theta sorority
will hold initiation this evening at the
chapter house for Miss Mary Rodgers.
Miss Marjorie Hemus, Miss Eva Miller,
Miss Thelma Hobson, Miss Ruth
Thoroman, Miss Josephine Gilmore,