The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1922-03-18

win entertain the members of the
Odessa club and their husbands to-
night with a buffet supper and card
party. Mr.. and Mrs. George E.
Huebener and Miss Dorothy Long will
be guests of the club.
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Topeka. Kan. March Is. 1922.
Dear Elizabeth-Anne Morgan, the
/ famous Miss Anne has been a Topeka
visitor these last two days Elizabeth
and she's a mighty energetic and
dynamic visitor too When she spoke
at the Chamber of Commerce lunch
con Friday she proved herself to have
a swiftly moving tongue and a. gem
eralship which all campaigners do not
possess. As she finished her talk Fri
day noon, women and men began slip
ping out without signing their en-
velopes. Quick" said Miss Morgan
to the committee at her side, they're
going out without signing them. Get
the chairman quick" where are
the boy scouts Get them at the
doors, Hurry-Get some hats, any
thing And when she said hurry
everyone instinctively speeded up.
l wonder if our governor ever In
troduced person any more in earn
est than Miss Morgan. She gestures
with her fist. just. like "Bing Bang
Biz Biby does when he's trying to
collect the pennies. Watching Miss
Morgan talk to Governor Allen and
with doubled fist emphasize her sub
Ject calls to mind the story that Miss
Morgan was the first New York worn-
an to attend a prize fight ANYWAY
when the Miss Morgan attended box
ing matches and sat on the front row
a big part OF the rest of New York s
400 drifted in and filled the remainder
OF the front seats. and filled them so
full that one Benny Leonard almost
became a matinee idol
When I was a little girl said one
or Iopeka's women, yesterday at the
.r-f
of the streets in Newport and gaze
with awe at the huge Morgan sum
mer home 1t seemed just like Alad-
dln's palace to me. for they had a
night, the other for day. and there
were always some social activities go
ing on both night and day. And to
thlnk that a woman who could do
society as she might is out over the
country working like a Trojan. Well L
never expected to see a person from
that huge house doing that"
FRANCES.
Whew!, Look. The Saunders
Hall April 2sth- Seven pieces. Get
your dates now.-Adv.
Notes and Personal Mention.
Mrs. Russell Benedict and Miss Lon
Psahler of Kansas City are the guests
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Beerbohm.
Mrs r. T. Herriclz went to Kansas
City Friday night. She will return
nome the middle of next week.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Thomson wills
change their residence from Topeka
to Kansas City about the first of ApriI
Miss Ethel Aldrich has as her eIIest
Mrs J. E Harrison of Chicago who |
formerly lived in Topeka.
Mrs Gale James and her daugh.er |
Miss Frances Jones, of Kansas CITY, |
arrived Friday night to be the guests |
of Mrs. Jones's mother, Mrs. c. w. |
Jewell.
Miss Teresa Tucker. who is teach |
ing school at Sabetha, arrived Friday |
night to attend the Kappa sigma |
dance. and is the guest of Mrs. Bur |
CESS Van Vechten.
Mrs. Roscoe Graves, of Burlington. |
Kan, is the guest of Mrs. Howard |
Searle. Mrs. Graves came for the |
Delta Gamma reunion and banquet.
Miss Lucille Rosen returned We'd /
nesday from a several months stay
in New York City.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. b Crosby and son |
Charles and Mrs Everett Akers went |
to Kansas City today. Mr.. Crosby and |
son Will go to- Louisiana to join Mr. |
and Mrs E. H. Crosby in a several |
weeks stay Mrs Crosby and Mrs. !
Akers will return tonight.
Mrs. Louis Hall underwent a ton /
silar operation at Stormont hospital |
this morning. 4
Misses Ruth aud Helen Gregg. Of
Glen Eliyn and Chicago. daughters OF