The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1922-10-07

the year at the Y. w. C. A. Wednesday
morning, October IL, at 10 O'Clock.
The following topics will be given:
E. Marshall.
Physical Geography of Greece"-Mrs.
Charles lS1einhans.
1.-The Mycenean Age'-Mrs John Harper.
"The Homerie Age,'-Mrs. J. P. Bell;
early Migrations''-Mrs. F. A. Mccoy.
Early Early 2 atthens''EMFs. ". E. Heather1y.
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Prof. E. D. Schonberger will review
Eugene O'NeilFs Anna Christie" at
the next meeting of the Sunday Eve
ming Reading club, to De held at the
Central Congregational church at $3.50
o'clock Sunday evening
Mrs Paul Kantz will entertain the
members of her luncheon club Tues
day noon at her home, 1101 Arch
street.
THERE'S A MAN IN OUR TOWN
Who has decided to call it a golf
season. He has played the game for
years, has had his reversals and his
defeats and has come from under
them smiling and with a willingness
to, try again. He has been able in
late years to list up many more vic
tories than defeats and the wonderful
Indian summer weather has found
sun goes down day after day.
AS a matter of fact nothing usually
interferes with Mr.. w. E. Brelsford' s
golf.
Until one day this week.
1t was a wonderful autumn day
as we have been having. Our
Hero was matched in tournament
for the last trophy of the golf year.
He was intoxicated with expectation
and with determination and conf
dence.
You know how it goes!
Arriving at the club house he found
his opponent awaiting him.
''Hurryitup, Bill" he begged ner-
vously.
It was another sign of optimism
for Our Hero.
Chuckiing at his opponents uneasi-
ness he leisurely removed his cloth
ing. Shoe by shoe, sock s by sock,
collar by tie.
You know how it goes,
Reaching in his locker he found his
shirt. Then his hose, then his shoes
and cap and-ye godsi No pants!
The tables turned. Adjoining lock-
! ers were searched. All was in an
uproar.
In came the locker boy.
MY pants, my pantsi" was the cry
ooh, Mr.. Brelsford, I forgot to tell
you," the boy said. Your daughter
couldn't get in her locker in the
| ladies' locker room and she is out
playing in your knickers.''
The golf season is over for Mr..
| Brelsford.
Mrs. A. A. Godard's division of the
| Woman'S~ club will have an all day
| meeting beginning at 10 o'clock Fri
| day morning at the home of Mrs
c. L. Williams, s24 Lane street.
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| The members of the Portia cIut
will be entertained with 1 O'Clock
luncheon Thursday afternoon with
Mrs. D. c. Tillotson as tne hostess
Mrs. John Kinkel will reao a paper or
| South America
| The first of the Monday night art
| plays, by Miss Nanon Herren, will BIZ
given at the home of Mrs. Eli G. Eos.
ter. president of the woman's club
Monday night, October 9, at 8 o'clock
The play will be 'sThe First Year
played in New York. Season tickets
may be had at the door-Adv.
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| Mrs. Fred Langley has invited ths
| members of the Military Sisterhood tt
her home in Highland Park for ar
| al-day picnic Tuesday. Mrs. c. 1
Martin will talk on ways and mean.
of helping the proposed bonus fol-
Kansas soldiers. All those who find
it possible to go, will please call Mrs
Fable, HIS, before Monday noon,
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At the meeting of the Topeka kin
dergarten club held Friday evening a
| the Y. w c. A, the following new
officers were elected to serve durfnt