The Topeka state journal., 1921-11-23

tanned with family dinner party
Tuesday evening at their home on To-
peka boulevard Mrs. A. T. Daniels,
1917 Topeka boulevard, gave an In
formal party Tuesday afternoon and
on Friday Mrs. c. o. Knowles will en-
tertain for Mrs Horton.
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THERE'S A MAN IN OUR TOWN
Who has the reputation OF always
keeping his head. Nothing short of
IA cyclone or a disagreement son the
school board of which he is Z mem
Der can cause him to lose his placid
disposition.
Last Sunday the man in our town.
went to church and about midway
of the sermon. he discovered a funny
lump on his shoulder. underneath his
coat Trying to press it down and
not having any luck he~dismissed the
matter, thinking some of the padding
in his coat had worked loose. Along
about the time the last hymn was
announced he felt the lump moving
and then something began tickling
him The queer hump seemed to be
alive.
Reaching carefully inside his coat
and feeling underneath he found,
what would have caused many a
woman to faint and a few men o
have wiggied around considerab bly,.
Did he shout, did he get up and race
out into the vestibuIe2 No. he did
not He proceeded to hold his hymn
book with one hand and a few of the
long whiskers and the nose of the NOV
ing object with the other Then
when the "Amens" had all been said,
he quietly walked outside and pro-
ceeded to pull from underneath his
clothing very warm and excited little
mouse.
Pi Beta Tau sorority held initiation
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night for Miss Helen Rosen. Miss Ruth
Grandon and Miss Alberta Rosen
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A group of the United States ad-
ministratfon accountants and their
wives and friends will be entertained
informally tonight with 4 500 party
at the home of Miss Edna Miller on
Harrison street.
The following guests will play:
Mr.. and Mrs. G. p. Sailor
Mr.. and Mrs. B. P. Cunningham
MIR. and Mrs. A. e. Spahr
1 Mr.. and Mrs. W. 4. Plumb
Mr. and Mrs. \ 3. Hill
Mr.. and Mrs. Guy Fraser
Mr.. and Mrs w. s. Bolton
MT. and Mrs NJ Fl. AldenhaEen
Miss Mary StrOhm
Miss Frances Jones Of SaIfna
Mr.. C. F. kiehI
Mr. Z. a Doan
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Tables for cards are being arranged
for the dancing party to be given Fri
day evening at Kellam hall by the
members of Mrs. J. D. Gossett's team
of the Womans club. Autumn decora-
tions will be used in the hall.
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Mr.. and Mrs. John A Nelson will
give a family dinner THANKSGIVING
day at their home, s13 Clay street for:
Mr. and Mrs. Albert D. Nelson
Mr- and Mrs W. :. Boetteher and family
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Nelson
Mr. and Mrs Toh0 md dar-h
ter Jean
The American Legion AUXILIARY,
Capital Post No. /, will have their
noon at 2:30 O'Clock Plans will be
made for sending Christmas gifts TO
ex-service men in hospitals. All mem
bers have been asked to be present.
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Mr.. and Mrs. Harry B. AtweH viii
entertain at family dinner Thanks
giving Day at their home in Potwin-
Covers will be laid for eight
Notes and Personal Mention.
Mr.. and Mrs H c. Mulroy of Ponca
City. Okla, arrived Tuesday to spend
Thanksgiving with their mother, Mrs
A B. Jetmore Mr.. De Forest Jet
Tuesday and will spend a week here
with his mother. Mrs Jetmore-
Furs remodeIed- Baer's Hat Shop.
ADV
Mr. and Mrs W ". Harvey and
daughter, Helen. have recently
changed their residence from Ash
land, Kan, to 1905 Jewell avenue.
Mr. and Mrs. Harvey and daughter
Will drive down TO the football game
at Lawrence Thursday.
Mr.. and Mrs z. l. Copeland and
son. Mr. Stanley Copeland. will spend
Tha anksgiviug day in Junction City
with Mr.. and Mrs Harold Copeland
and family
Mr. william Whitcomb, vice pres-
ident OF the Trans Caribbean COM