The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1921-02-03

Mix Rice of Lawrence. Mr.. Earl Peck
and Mr.. Fred Griffing, Miss Laura
Startzman as pianist and Mr.. Perry
Lewis, violinist, will furnish the num-
bers.
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The West Side ". C. T. L.. will meet
Friday afternoon at 2:30 o'clock at
the home of Mrs. s. Thompson. 21L
state president, will give a talk on
Characterization" All persons inter
ested have been invited TO attend.
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The Parent-Teacher association of
Central Park school will have a meet
ing Friday evening at o'clock at the
school. Representative Miss Nellie
Cline of Pawnee county will speak. A
musical program will be given.
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The Dorcas class of the First Bap-
fist church will have a candy sale FRI
day and Saturday afternoons at the
Warren NJ. Crosby store.
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The P. E. o. Sisterhood will meet
Friday, February 4, with Mrs. w. r.
Smith. 1869 Fillmore street. as host
ess and Mrs. Irwin Pribble as assistant
hostess. Mrs. E. B. Smith will give
history of prison Reforms Miss
Laura Startzman will tell of the Eff
fects of the Reform School on the Boy
and Girl Criminal" Following this
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The roll call will be answered by cur
rent events.
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Our sweet girl graduate of the cook
ing school, our ca1orie- minded dieti-
tan, has found her prototype among
the famine-Stricken nations of eastern
and central Europe. She is the Mem
lady" or scientific kitchen manager,
who must see to il that absolute accu-
racy of quality and quantity shall pre-
vail in every portion served to every
undernourislled child admitted to the
public feeding stations maintained by
the American relief administration
European clildrens fund. Providing
two and a half million children with a
maximum of calories at a minimum
of cost is not a task to be taken light
ly, Herbert Hoover, chairman of the
fund, believes.
The children's menus are composed
OF the commonest American dishes
and are different for every day of the
week. For instance, Mondays menu
may be composed of rice with con-
densed milk, and a slice of bread; on
Tuesday, American baked beans and
bread may be given; on Wednesday,
fleckerl. or noodles with milk and SUI
gar; on Thursday. brodfleckerl, or
noodles sprinkled with bread crumbs;
Friday, a vegetable soup with slice of
bread. But the most popular dish
among the children, is that served
PldCtACdlly every saturday,, cake and
cocoa. In order that each child may
receive an equal share of the ration,
each slice of bread is weighed and ev-
cry portion of rice or beans is served
from scoop, the exact capacity of
which has been recorded.
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An important called meeting of the
Topeka Kindergarten club will be held
Friday evening on the first floor of
the state house.
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The car accountant department of
the Santa Fee and their friends will
give the third of a series of dances at
the Elks club Friday evening, Feb
ruary 4.
Fred Ice of Newton and Arthur
Brewster of Topeka have been pledged
Phi Delta Theta.
Mrs o. S. Owen was hostess at a
O'Clock luncheon given this noon at
her home in West Tenth avenue for
the members of her bridge club. Sub
stitutes included: Mrs. F. C. Kenyon,
Mrs. L. S. Harper and Mrs. ". A. Fitz-
patrick.
Notes and Personal Mention.
Mrs. Harry Seery and daughter.
Mrs. Fred Beerbohm. have gone to
Kansas City to spend the remainder
Of the week. They will be Joined by
Mrs. Seery and Mr.. Beerbohm. who
win spend the weekend there
Mr.. Earl Slausson- vino is attending