The Topeka state journal., 1922-04-22

suit of them. He has cleared them
out of the vicinity by q career of
frightfulness.
A few months ago. however. the
| Seelys adopted a tiny kitten. When
] he was made to understand the status
| of the kitten in the menage, and
that it was to be protected, and by
no means assaulted, Mike accepted II
with the greatest good humor, and
became the best of friends with it.
He played gently with it, ate with
! IL, guarded it from the onslaughts OF
other dogs, and generally accepted
pher and friend.
The Seelys also have a lawn, and
they live on corner. Some OF the
children in that section of the town
had a habit of trotting across the
corner of the lawn, much to the detrt-
ment of the blue grass.
The other day two little girls came
along One of them was set on going
across the lawn, regardless The other
''The seelys want the grass to grow
there" she said.
"I don't care anything about their
old grass was the stubborn response.
The upright one decided to fall back
on one of the earliest urges to right
eousness, the factor, it has been said
by theoIogians, that has kept more
people out of a superheated hereafter
than has the love of the Lord-fear,
to be exact
AN they've got dog, too. an
he's awful fierce.' she declared i'm
pressively, determined that the would
be vandal should not stray from the
paths of righteousness and across the
Seely lawn.
Huh said the second little dam
sci. He plays with a cat. 1 amt
afraid of no dog that plays with
cat"
Mrs. Harry Guthrie Will entertain
the members of the Felicity Bridge
Luncheon club Wednesday noon at her
home 1926 Harrison % street
The meeting of the Nineteenth Cen
tury club to have been held at the
home of Mrs. Robert Thomas Herrick
has been changed owing to illness and
will be held Monday afternoon at the
Fillmore street.,
Miss Annabell Eyer. whose engage
ment to Mr.. Elmo Foster has been an
nounced. was the guest of honor at a
shower given for her Friday night by
Mrs. Bertha Smith at her home, G2l
Underwood avenue.
The guests Included: Miss Eyer,
Mrs. A. De Motte. Miss Clara Mallon,
Miss Isabel Bunten, Miss Eula Burke,
Miss MiIlie CaIkins. Miss Doris Craig,
Miss Gladys Winter, Miss Leila Fol-
well, Miss Iucretia Harrison, Miss
Lud1a PerSch1nSk1, MISS Mary Petit,
Miss Alma Renbarger, Miss Henria
Saut, Miss Laura Strange. Miss Betty
Tell and Miss Pearl Edwards.
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A birthday dance to celebrate the
close of two successful years of club
growth will be given by the Business
and Professional Women's club at
kellam Hall, Wednesday evening, |
April 26. No more dances will be |
given by the club at Kellam Hail un-
til next fall. Refreshments will be |
after the dancing, which will |
begin promptly at $50.
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The members of the class, ''The |
Sons of Albright" gave a surprise |
party Friday night in honor of the |
anniversary of their teacher, |
the Rev. r. r. Schrieber. During the |
evening the men presented the Rev.
Mr.. Schrieber with a travelling bag as /
a gift and Mrs. Schoieber gave her |
husband a typewriter
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The z. N. c. club members held |
heir guest day meeting Friday after
loon at the home of Mrs. c. H. Jas
person. Miss Helen Hobbs gave sew
sral piano and violin numbers; Mrs
:. s. Hobbs sang Hand of Youth"
Dy Carrie Jacobs Bono, and "Smilin'
Thru" by Harry Penn, and Mrs. e. G.
3rown read an interesting paper on
he Passion Play at Oberammergau.
The guests included:
Mrs. VIII Hobbs Mrs. Joseph Scho-
drs. c. NJ. Hill field
drs. E. G. Brown Mrs. Stanley Bearg
1rs. L. d. Mckee Mrs. A Rees
Mrs E. L. Suydam Mrs. A L. Stone