The Topeka state journal., 1922-04-22

guests Wednesday, for luncheon at
her home, S04 Topeka boulevard. the
members of the Wednesday Bridge
Mrs. III. E. Seeds will be hostess
Thursday with a O'Clock luncheon
for the members of the Portia club.
Mrs o. L. Moore will have the pro-
gram.
Mrs. John S. Dean will entertain
Mrs w. Z. McVey's division of the
Women's club at a 1 O'Clock luncheon
wednesday at Hef ho@e'
THERE'S A LITTLE BOY IN OUR
Who has been told not to ask for
anything at the table. but to wait
quietly until he is served The little
boy in our town is possessed of almost
unlimited patience, but not long ago
he reached his limit, for father forgot
he saw that the rest of the family had
started on their dinner he ventured to
remark to his mother, Mama, when
little boys starve to death do they
always go to heaven"
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The Women's Civic chorus, which
has given several of the most success
full concerts ever heard in Topeka, will
give another old fashioned concert
Thursday night, May 4, at $50 O'Clock
at the city auditorium
There will be solos, quartet num-
bers and chorus work. Mrs. w. w.
Wikidal will sing Believe Me If All
Those Endearing Young Charms"
Mrs William Bauman and Mrs Guy
Wellman will sing Nancy Lee" and
a quartet from the organization will
give steal Away"
Three selections from popular
musical comedies will also be sung,
Alice Blue Gown" Love Nest" and
''Whippoorwill."
The Music Study club will meet
with Mrs. G. F. Narcotic. 43S Wood
lawn avenue. Mrs. Warren Z. Jeffrey
Will be the assisting hostess.
A program on modern English
music and a group of songs especially
for springtime will be
sung.
The members of the Kentucky club
will give their annual dinner at the
I. o. o. f. hall Wednesday evening,
April 2s. at o'clock. An old fash
ioned down south dinner. with the
old fashioned Kentucky dishes pre-
pared by the regulation NEGRO NAM
my will be the event of the evening.
Lilac candles and lovely old fash
ioned dainty sprays of llacs will dec
crate the tables.
The committee in charge of the af-
fair includes: Mr.. c. G. Blakely, Mrs.
Harlowe F. Dean and Mr.. S. L. Lash
brook.
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The Beta chapter OF the Delphian
society will have a guest meeting
night at the Y. w. c. A. |
This is being given due to the interest |
shown in the chapters work by many |
persons other than those who are |
members of the society.
Delphian is national movement |
with a prescribed plan for the promo |
ton of higher education, personal i'm |
provement and social progress. and |
the subjects dealt with are prepared |
and under the supervision of the best |
specialists secured from the leading /
and specialists of national /
The course includes
epochs of progress, literature, drama,
music, art, mental and social science.
In addition to the regular program
% be given by the chapter, Mrs.
Charles F. Spencer will talk on her
travels in Europe. The regular pro-
gram will include a talk by Mrs. r.
). Wales on Persia" Mrs. Audra Pal
ner, SYRIA" Miss Julia oliver,
'Phoenicia;" Mrs. Guy L. Andre,
'Phoenician Colonies and Commerce.
Mss Emma Partridge. Occupation
Ind Industries"
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Mike Seely hangs his head in
ihane. Mike is the canine member
# the Glenn w. Seely family, and his
honor has been assailed, his courage
mpugned.
For divers years, Mike has had the
eputation of being death on cats. The
leighborhood where he hangs out
i27 Broadmoor-has been verboten
o members of the feline tribe ever
fnce Mike was able to toddle in pur-