The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1922-02-04

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Miss Lulu Ewart will entertain the Pro-
| gressive Grande club Thursday of this
| week,
for those birds yet? He hasn't?
Humph! I'm busy, won't you call him
/ for me? Please"
! Same characters, same scene, same
action. six months later:
! (Man now raising Airedales)
! Grace? Well. helloi That you?
| Have you looked at Patsy lately? You
| know when I got home last night she
| had almost chewed her rope in two.
! Are the puppies all right? Call me if
| anything goes wrong"
Same characters, same scene, same
action (winter has GOMEZ:
That you talking, Grace? Has
that coal come yet? Well, why in
| it out there this morning. Is the fur
mace going all right? Better close
the draft in the flue. All right"
Same scene, same action, same
characters (some time later):
Hello, dear, how's the baby? Has
| she cried much this morning? Slept
all morning. Fine. Wen. call me if
you want anything brought home"
| Same scene. same action, same
characters, present time:
Grace? Have those men been out
/ yet from the garage to get the car?
Gosh! They haven't! Say. Grace, I'm
sure stacked up with work this morn
ing. Call them for me, won't you?
You won't. Well L like that. Bang"
! Cuisines of hanging up recovery
! MO--AL-If you MUST marry,
place ban on canaries, dogs, fur
naces, motor cars, ETC..
The members of Mrs. W. E. Nc
Vey's team of the Womans club will
meet for I o'clock luncheon on We'd
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Thrapp, 1910 West Eighth street
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A wonderful effect of Oriental ar
rangement at the Woman's club ba-
Izaar will be a booth with beautiful
Oriental cOlors and Grapes, rugs and
laps where one may meet Mustava,
the scientific palmistry expert. who is
Mrs. Charles Joslin. At the booth
Mustaya will also sell real Oriental
lace and embroideries.
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Gamma Theta chapter of Sigma AL
pha Iota sorority lunched together
Friday noon at the Heron Coffee shop.
Those in the party other than the
three patronesses. Mrs. Eli G. Foster,
Mrs. F. A. Derby and Mrs. W. A.
Mrs. Leland McAfee Mrs. Howard FIGHT
Mrs. Ray Stewart ner
Mrs. Donald Green Mrs. Kelsey Petro
Mrs. Glenn Beaver Miss Gertrnde man
Miss Elsie Hobson HuckeII
Miss Esther Turner Miss Ruth Tandy
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Mrs William Stephenson,11O5 West
Tenth avenue. will entertain the Good
Government club Friday afternoon at
her home.
The numbers on the program are:
America" by the club. Roll call an
swered by quotations from Lincoln;
Women in Politics." Mrs. H. L.
GoodeH; Women as Lawmakers"
Mrs. L. D. Monroe violin solo, Sc
ing" by the club. Miss Marian Nc
Afee will lead the singing with Miss
Maud Mary Kline as accompanies.
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The Handel Choral society will meet
at Grace Cathedral Guild hall Sunday
afternoon as usual for rehearsal on
the oratorio Messiah" All members
are requested to be present SO that
rehearsal may begin promptly at p.
m. All singers interested in being af-
filiated with such an organization are
cordially welcome? Z x
The -quahs of the Toltec
Rite will have Valentine dancing
party Friday night. February 10, at
Kellam hall. All Masons and De Mo
lays may attend.
Mrs. H. L. Clark's division of the
woman's club will have a Valentine
card party. February IA. at 1880
o'clock at the Elks club.
Reservations for tables may be
made by calling Mrs. E. G. Allen, Mrs
Maurice Schlegel or Mrs. Emma Sells
Marshall.
The Music Study club will be en-
tertained Thursday afternoon at the
home of Mrs. Frank G. Dreaming. Miss
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hostess.
The program will be on modern
Russian music and will include:
Paper, Russian Composers. ........;..
............. ;. Mrs. Pierre zampierre
cFaoie i %iss Jennie Stoves, s'naiAO"SA'
Elisa Dreams" from Lohengrin) Wagner
Miss Marian McAfee.
Rubenstein 1S23- 1924 .."Bajaderent am
Mrs. Morton Aibaugh. Mrs. H. 3. Tasker,
NuOenS'eiR Mrs Donald '0 Greenland, ny ee'
Rachmaninoff Qs93) -. "Polichinelle''
Mrs I M35t ISas1 Aiba apiie-, son-
Mrs, HarIowe F. Dean.
''nl-A Miss Io1eiia Hiitz,
i'AsH'i@"i Miss Mabelie G. Wright
Tschaikowsky ..'Adieu Forets"
Miss Ruth Butler.
Violin. Mrs Jay B. Hughes
Cello, Miss Helen Deeper
Piano. Mrs. Leland N. McAfee
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Mrs. ]. H. Lee. Mrs. E. J. Kulp and
Mrs. F. S. Jackson will entertain the
Minerva club Monday afternoon at
Pelletier's Tea room. Each member
mIy invite two guests.
A one-act play will be presented by
Prof. E. D. Schoenberger. Mrs.
Schoenberger and Mss Kathryn AL
baugh. The music department will
give a program of music of the Brit
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