The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1921-11-01

at guest day meeting of the
MiIva club held at the home of Mrs
Eli Foster in West Sixth avenue.
Thaogram was given by Mrs. JOS
ephaggart, Mrs. Edgar Jones, Mrs.
RaDnd Murray, Mrs. F. I. Richards.
MrJ. K. Rankin, Mrs. Fred Mum
sonIrs. Earle Brown and Miss Lacey
! HeIk. Mrs. Munson, Mrs. Morton
| Albgh and Mrs. Leland McAfee ac-
/ contnied.
AcnG the guests were:
MrsE. Henry Mrs. n. W. Benning
! Mrs-O Garvey Mrs. John Richard
Mrs1a Clark Sargent
Mrs Ills Lusby of Mrs. Malcolm Gray
Dot Mrs Theodore Smith
Mrs. W. kftchelI Mrs Grace Hinsdale
Mrsscar Bonnet Jones
Mrsnnes Wise Mrs. d. S. Shepherd
/ MrsArl Wisdom Mrs. A. A GODDARD
Mrs. Lees. Omaha Mrs. W. C. Ne
Mrs. W. Freeman Donough
Mrss F. Wilkerson Miss Lura Perry
Mrsee Tnlly Mrs. George Port
Mrs. c. Stevens Ashton
MrseOrge W. Mrs F. A Anton
B1erick Mrs. o. F. Narcotic
Mrs. r. Miller Mrs f. ". Grant
Mrs. Walter SlaGle Miss Mary Sweet
MrS Fl. Morehouse Mrs. f. L. Crabbe
MIS-. A. Turner Mrs. L. NJ. Crawford
Mrh. A. Floersch Mrs. c. Il. Randall
Mrf. NJ. Ball Mrs. c. l.. Hughes
MIRA. H. Byers Mrs. r. Il. Higgins
Mr.. A. Harlan Mrs. A. n. Gown, of
MrT. G. Ligg Cedar Rapids
MrL. w. Wilson Mrs. Charles Wore
MID. W. Eastman Mrs. Henry Miller of
trinidad, Colo. Rossville
M5AV. II; Eastman Mrs. Frank Britton
MiHazel Swogger Mrs. Ralph Love
NJ Geo. Parkhurst Mrs. Alva Jones
NJ Chas. f. Spencer
NE Rota club will have their noon
Member meeting. Wednesday at Il
dock at the Chamber of Commerce.
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TERE'S A WOMAN IN OUR TOWN
Whose small daughter is taking her
fist music lessons. After explaining
t. values of the notes the teacher
me of it. oh" vaguely responded
t. child. II guess that's a nickel note.
}, it isn't either" responded the
lie girl, Its dime note
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y Dear Sweetness:
Throw dignity away. Get our your
'1zz" clothes. Be sure to come to
1peka with the rest of the Teachers.
lie very biggest Show on the Main
Sn, Little One, will be the Annual
Qrysanthemum Show of the Rosery
dlks, to be held Nov. 9. and s.,
1ursday, Friday and Saturday, in
cir new location at 823 Kansas Ave-
ne, formerly occupied by the Holl-
aft Flower Shop. There will be a
iscinating variety of the most won
srful NUNS you ever opened your
res to look at. Thursday there'n be
Il regular house warming-punch,
ithout kick: but music with plenty of
It. Get ready to whirl sister, it's
ling to be gay little show.
Lovingly, BILLIE.
4Adv.
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Notes and Personal Mention.
sMr. and Mrs. Eli G. Foster have
5 visitors their two daughters, Mrs
Talter Slagel of Oklahoma >ity, Okla,
nd Mrs. George Broderick and little
Sn of Monroe, Mich.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. o. Garvey, Mrs
'harles F. Spencer and Miss Annabe1le
iarvey motored to Kansas City to see
he Legion parade.
Furs remodeled. Baer's Hat Shop.
ADV.
Maj. A. B. Quinton of Washington.
}. c., spent Sunday with his uncle,
If. E. S. Quinton. He left Sunday
vening for Kansas City. where he
I'LL spend the week attending the
merican Legion convention. Major
who is in the regular army,
stationed at Washington in charge
f the ordnance department.
Col. Frank Travis. Maj. VIII Hern-
o Kansas City Sunday, where they
ill be this week attending the con-
ention.
: Mr.. Edward Norris of Wichita spent
unday here.
Fallen arches. flat foot. restored by
he Post system for feet. Gabriel. Foy
, Gabriel. Chiropractors. us Kansas.
ADV.
Mrs. C. w. Smith. who has been
pending the past three months in
alifornia, Oregon and Washington,
las returned home. Mr.. and Mrs.
dion w Smith of Oklahoma City are
he guests for a few days of Mr.
mith's parents, Judge and Mrs C. w
NTH.
Mrs. A. A. Robinson and Mr.. Glen
rood Jones arrived Saturday from
heir summer home at Swampscott.
lass. Mr.. Jones will return east next
7eek to accompany his wife and little
laughter home.
Mrs. Charles Travis has gone to
Kansas City to join Colonel Travis,
rho is attending the Legion conven-
ion.
Hemstitching. Baer's Hat shop
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Mr.. and Mrs. W. H. Eastman went
o Kansas City today to attend the
Mr.. Fletcher Woodford is here from
ogden, Utah, to visit his parents, Mr..
nd Mrs. W. D. Woodford- and also to
ttend the convention of the Legion.
Mr.. and Mrs. AJ. B. Benin and family
ave arrived from Joplin, No, and
7ili make their home here during the
inter at 1915 Harrison street.
Mrs. A. H. Conn of Cedar Rapids.
owa. is visiting her sister. Mrs. Neil
204 Greenwood avenue.
Eleven Fishermen Arc Drowned.
Angiesea, n. J.. Nov Eleven