The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1922-03-25
THERE'S a LITTLE GIRL IN OUR
TOWN

son and Miss E:ala HagIund.
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THERE'S a LITTLE GIRL IN OUR
TOWN
who often has the giggles. One
day recently at school, she surprised
the teacher by bursting out laughing.
When that person demonstrated with
the youngster for the disturbance she
replied, II didn't mean to, was just
smilin' and tn: smile BUSTED
Miss Ethel Aldrich gave a talk on
Europe at the meeting of the Bust
ness Women of the Central Congrega-
tional church held Friday night at
the J. P. WahIe home.
The hostesses were: Miss Clara
Johnson, Mrs. Della Kennedy, Mrs
Martha Shankle and Miss Ellen
Heartburg.
The members of the XIV club will
be guests of Mrs Frank Conwell Fri
day afternoon at line party TO be
given at the Grand theater- Follow
ing the show Mrs. Conwell viii enter
tain her guests at tea:
Mrs. Perry R. Chapman of Tulsa.
Okla, was the guest of honor at an
informal luncheon which Mrs. June
Chapman gave Friday noon at Pelle-
tiers Tea room. Mrs. Chapman re-
turned home SATURDAY morning.
The members of the Searchers club
will give an evening party Saturday
night April 1. at the home of Miss
Jessie whit1ock. 1925 West Eleventh
street.
Mr. Gerald w. Tasker has been
elected president OF a new fraternity.
Gamma Alpha, just organized at
Weshburn college. A charter was
granted to the fraternity at meeting
of the general faculty of the college
Trrra~f ion
has also been admitted to the inter-
fraternity council
Officers of Gamma Alpha are:
President, Gerald Tasker; vice presi-
dent, Mr.. Edward McIlhenny, King
man. Kan; secretary, Mr. Caldwell
Buck; treasurer, Mr.. Horace Bow
man; social secretary, Mr.. Edward H.
Everett. Overlook.
In addition to the officers of the
organization, other charter members
Mr. John Barstow Mr.. Marion Black
Mr.. Floyd Davidson Mr.. Carl W. Hess
Mr. Howard A Jones Mr.. Ernest c. kies-
Mr.. Louis L. Larson werter
Mr. Floyd c. Taggart Mr.. Robert H. Loomis
Mr.. Charles h Tasker MT 2Ilenn V. Iaggart
Mr.. Stephen Humph- Mr.. Robert Hale
rev Mr.. William c. Robin
Mr.. Fred Zimmerman SON
The members of the Tuesday Bridge
club will give a dinner tonight at
Pelletier's tea room for their hus-
bands Following dinner cards will
be played at the home of Miss Helen
Leeper on Clay street
Prof. ElriclS B. Davis of Washburn
will review The Sea and Sardinia
by D. H. Lawrence, at the meeting of
the Sunday Night Reading club of the
Central Conversational ]: I church
The Aleth soph club, an organiza-
ton of Jewish young men. will give
a dance at the Community center,
Fifth and Harrison streets. Wednes-
Boys will furnish the music.
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Miss Rachel Scott entertained with
a house party at her home, 912 Lane
Celia Regnier. Miss Edna Basket,
Miss Ruth Lerrigo. Miss Miriam |
RusmiseI, Miss Dorothy Beverley
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Notes and Personal Mention.
Mrs Charles Skinner of Chicago. |
ILL.,. who has been the guest Of friends |
here during the past week, will leave |
Of her nephew. She will also visit in /
Ottawa. Mr.. Skinner will join his \
wife in Kansas City the last of next /
week and accompany her home.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. H. Dallas Of St 1
Louis are the guests OF Mrs. Dorothy
Mrs. w. F. Bowen. Mrs. ]. P. wahle
md Mrs T. J. Kennedy of Junction
City are spending several days in 4
Kansas City.
Mr. Charles L. Mitchell is i'll at his
home on Fillmore street.
Miss Glenn Davis and Miss Helen
Davis will go to Kansas City to spend
he week end and to see the opening
of Lionel Barrymore in
The Claw"
Mrs. Ruby Nash of Denver. Colo.
5 visiting Mr.. and Mrs. r. J. Parker
Mrs. Jack Campbell is ill at her
Tome with an attack of Ia grippe
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. z. Close. SIS Polk