The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1922-08-23

GODDARD. Miss GODDARD left last year
for Czecho-Slovakia, where she has
| been in charge of the Red Cross work
| III a certain district. For the past
two months she has been touring the
continent. Miss GODDARD will land in
New York City Thursday.
Jane Akers will entertain a few
friends at a slumber party Thursday
avenue.
The party will include: Helen
| Sallee. Charlotte Sallee. Martha Kiene,
Constance Bone. Jane Akers.
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YOU MAY THINK
That you are hot. but the chances
are that you are not nearly half as
hot as you might be. Now for in |
stance take the lot of the girl who !
must wear a fur coat on a hot day as
a means of earning a livelihood. OF
course when one wears a fur choker !
on a hot day, that is a mere nothing,
wants to do it and every one knows /
that when the feminine gender wants /
TO do something there is no discomfort /
about it, and she needs no idle SYM |
pathy.
But the wearing of a fur coat on a
hot day is undoubtedly the most un- /
comfortable job one could have, and !
yet hundreds of coat models wear
their furs day in and day out in New
York City.
why pick out July and August"
runs the lament of the fur girl, las
the months to sell furs to retailers?
The public won't buy until November
and you could think that they'd at
least wait another month before get
ting stocked up. But no, they are
filling Manhattan, buyers from every
where. Ell Paso to Portland, Me.
And the hottest hours of the hot
test days, we have to parade about tho
fTea1 IL, E.N-u
while the buyers sit and watch US with
their coats off, hats off and palm leaf
fans waving. The worst of it is we
are most of US in musical comedy in
the winter time and we don't dare
even to let ourselves get too thin
X y X
The Delta Phi Alpha sorority will
have a meeting this evening with Miss
Gladys Huson at her home, PA Clay
street.
The Boys band of the Industrial /
school will play during the evening,
Friday of this week at Edgewood
park, while the Christian Endeavori
society of the West Side Christian
church is holding a social in the park.
Ice cream, cake and watermelon will
be served. and the proceeds given to
the church. The program will begin
at 1900 O'Clock:
The Wandemere club will give a
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August 81, at the r. NJ. Dibble home,
615 West Ninth street with Miss Eta
Mcleod furnishing the program.
Miss MCLEOD is a graduate of
state University and has studied piano
for the past three years with Mrs. E.
D. Clithero. Miss MCLEOD will be as
sisted by Miss Rena Dibble, who will
give group of vocal numbers.
The members of the club who are
giving the concert have procured a
large number of electric fans, which
they will use about the rooms insur-
ing the comfort of the audience
Notes and Personal Mention.
Mrs. Ernest Chamberlain of Okla
homa City, Okla. is the guest for a
few days of Mr.; and Mrs. d. w. Nellis
at their home, SIG Buchanan street
Judge ]. d. NJ. Hamilton is at Fort
Riley, Kan, at the encampment of
the Kansas National Guards.
Miss Mary Rogers will leave Thurs
day for Wichita to be the guest of
Miss Elizabeth Manson.
Miss Berniece Dearborn has ar
rived home from a stay in the east.
last of June to attend the national
Alpha Phi convention and since that
time she has been the guest of rela-
tives in Pennsylvania.
Miss Carlotta Nellis has returned
home from a stay in Madison, Wis,
and Green Lake, Wis.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Southwick and
little daughter, Barbara. who motored
to New Auburn, Wis, will return home
this week end.
Miss Julia Davis who has been
studying in Columbia university this
summer will return to her home in
the Spivey Thursday or Friday of
this week
Little Polly Perkins who has been
the guest of DR.. and Mrs. W. n. West
is now visiting DR.. and Mrs. Merrill
Mills and their family. Polly will go
to Kansas City Sunday.
Mrs. F. r. Signor left today for
Macksville, to be the guest of her sis
ter. Mrs. John Hart and Mr. Hart.
Mrs. Gee Stephenson of the Hurley
apartments and her sister, Miss Ger