The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1921-08-04

burg. Elizabeth Loung, Lois .Atherton.
Ruth Walker, Robert Rehkopf. Sally
Lou Gossett. Eleanor Shrieber. Rose
\ mary Turner, Grace Walker, Bobbie
Mann and Robert Ellis.
Mr.. and Mrs. P. p. Womer enter
| tanned very informally at dinner We'd
nesday evening at Pelletier's Tea room
| for Dean and Mrs. Henry V. Stearns
and their guest, Mrs. Stearn's sister.
Mrs. Bernard Goldsmith, of New
York who is visiting here.
Miss Amy Lee Kearney was hostess
at a party given Wednesday evening
on the lawn at her home in West Fifth
street. Miss Kearney will leave Fri
day to study dancing for three weeks
in Kansas City and from there will go
to Columbia, Mo, to enter her sopho-
more year at the state university.
The girls present included: Miss
Edna Spokesman. Miss jeanette Doc
ley, Miss Helen Thomas, Miss Florence
Barnett. Miss Florence Joslin, Miss
Annie Laurie Dangerfield, Miss Ber-
nice Curry. Miss Faye Reicherter. Miss
Beulah easier, Miss Margaret Ripley,
Miss Viola Van Nice. Miss Dorothy
Higgins. Miss Elizabeth Shaw, Miss
Renna Rosenthal, Miss Mildred Quail
and Miss Iris Langhart.
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A clever recipe for the forming of a
Country club: Get together d! the
unobjectionable people in your neigh
borhood, and ask them to chip in to
raise the necessary million dollars to
acquire the piece of land upon which
you propose to erect the club mouse.
After you have seen them all, then get
the rest of the money from the OBJ
jectionable people.
with this money we'll in hand, Sc
cure the services Of two architects and
golf professional. Issue bonds for
a million more. Then assess the men,
bers about fifteen hundred apiece
Just to get the thing started
After the club house is erected and
the course is laid out. double the dues
and initiation fees and call a meeting
of the members to vote on another
bond issue If they demur, point out
to them that their only hope of get
ting their money back now is to put
in twice as much.
"By this time, your country club
will have such a reputation that no
body will dare stay out. AS they say
in all grating circles, It's a cinch-' "
Life.
The Standard Bearers society of
the Euclid Avenue Methodist church
will give a farce, ''Carroty Nell" Fri
day evening at o'clock at the church.
This will be followed by a missionary
play, "A " OC SlNCl
by Miss Margaret Walters, Miss Annie
Harrison, Miss Lucille Flickinger and
Miss Gladys Buck. A free will Of
fering will be taken. Following the
plays an ice cream social will be given
for the benefit of a hospital in Manila.
The girls who will take part in
"Carroty NelI'' include: Miss Irene
Early. Miss Lulu Tregemba, Miss
Pauline Witwain, Miss Helen Nelson,
Miss Gladys Buck, Miss Agnes Pagi-
ent. Miss Berniece Smith, Miss Lucille
Flickinger, Miss Helen hudson, Miss
Laura Smith, Miss Dorothy Van Or
man, Miss Dorothy Mitchell. Miss
Eleanor Erickson and Miss Mary Alta
Oswald.
The Wemen's Missionary society
and the Women's Board of the First
Christian church will give an informal
reception Friday evening on the
church lawn at o'clock. The guests
of honor will be Mr.. and Mrs. Ray L.
Six who will sail August 20 for Nan
king. China. Mr.. Six is to represent
the First Christian church in the for
eign field. All members of the Chris
tian church and other churches have
been invited to attend.
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The West Side w. c. T. U. will have
their annual meeting Friday afternoon
at the home of Mrs. T. w. Tichenor,
32S Hawthorne avenue. The various
superintendent will give their reports
and election of officers will be held.
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THERE'S A MAN IN OUR TOWN
Who says (the mean thinel that
with the possible exception Of her
tongue, the present day woman is capa-
bic of holding her own.
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The young mems Sunday school
class of the First Methodist church
will entertain their wives with a picnic
to be given Friday evening at Chill
dren's park.
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Arrangements are being made for
the August out of door meeting of
[ h e Business an d Professional
Women's club which will be held Au-
gust Is. The meeting will be in the
form of dinner followed by dancing
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