The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1921-11-15

Mrs. A. NJ. Fuller Mrs. A. d. GRAY
Mrs. Charles Morse Mrs. II. ". Putnam
Mrs. L. B. Rousseau Mrs. Lillian Warwick
Mrs. p. Dalrymple Mrs. Elmer Fields
Mrs. 1. Johnsmeyer Mrs. K. Moser
The Past Matrons' association of
| the Order of the Eastern Star will
| meet Thursday afternoon at 2:3O
Lane, 1101 West Eighth avenue. All
past matrons have been asked to at
tend.
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The musicale which is given each
year at the Trinity Methodist church
will be held Friday evening, Deem
Der 2.
A concert which is open to the pub
| lie will be given Thursday evening at
| the Y. W. C. A.
At string quartet of unusual merit
will play two groups consisting of
numbers by Mozart, Boyer, Paderewski
| and other famous composers. The
| members are Mr.. J. E. Yingling, Mr..
Perry Lewis, Mr.. Roy Lewis and Miss
sess much natural musical ability.
Miss Jean Louise st. John will give
a reading and two groups of piano
solos will be played by Miss Helen
Borderson, daughter of Mr.. and Mrs.
P. A. Borderson, 1414 Harrison street.
| Prof. Daniel Muller, is giving her first
recital. All persons interested have
been invited to attend;
Mrs. Mary E. Clark was the honor
guest at a birthday party given for
| her by her daughter, Mrs. August
Vail. The guests included:
Mrs. Clark
Mr.. and Mrs. E. A. Clark, Jr.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Nitsch
Mr.. and Mrs. L. J. Addie
Mr.. and Mrs. II Shreve
Mr.. and Mrs. Wahi
The Woman's Branch Alliance of
| the Unitarian church will meet We'd
| nesday afternoon at o'clock at the
church.
At the meeting of the Topeka Au-
dubon society held Saturday evening
| at the home of Miss Edna Haywood.
| the following officers were elected:
President, Miss Ruth Mary Price;
first vice president, Mrs. Robert King
man; second vice president, Mrs.
Henry V Stearns; secretary, Mr.. sgd
ney Hyde; corresponding secretary,
Miss Ina Mary Harkins: treasurer, Mr..
| Glenwood Jones; directors, Miss Edna
| Haywood, Dean James P. De B. Kaye.
| Mrs. Newell Abrahams and Mr.. o. T.
| Chopper.
| DON'T BE SURPRISED
If you are given an hour glass for
| a Christmas gift, because they are
coming into use again, so say persons
who have been shopping in New York.
1t seems that a new use of the glass
| has come into vogue. Instead of the
| grains of sand sitting thru in one hour.
| they slide thru in three minutes. and
| the glasses once confined to the die
| tates of the soft-boiled egg, have taken
their place on top of the telephone
| desk. How many people can ever
that the goodbye" comes Just at the
end of the third precious minute?
They say that the girls who possess the
/ little glasses are growing in popularity
with their out of town admirers who
call them up over long distance.
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| The Wah-No-Quahs Of the Toltec
Rite will give their monthly dancing
party Friday evening at KeIlam hall.
| Guests at the party will include any
] Masons in the city who care to attend.
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Notes and Personal Mention.
Miss Mary Sweet left today for San
winter. Miss Sweet has been with her
/ brother, Mr.. Paul Sweet, since her ar
rival from Italy.
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. c. Davis and little
daughter, Jennie Lou, of Pocatello,
IIdaho, have arrived here to make To-
peka their home Mr.. Davis is
brother of Mrs. J. H Lee
| Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Leland of Par
| kersburg, w. Va, arrived here the
first of the week Mr. Leland has