The Topeka state journal., 1922-09-30
OH, DEAR!


the intermission at a recent college
dance:
MY Lord. I've talked myself dry
tonight. Such a sticki He can't say
| more than one of those Papa
| Ma ma dolls. I've talked my fool
head off trying to get something start
ed but nothing doin'. All I've been
able to get out of him so far this ever
ming is ''s a lovely -vening!' Some
crowd" and I should SAY sol! and
| eeied out brains he sure wasn't among
Weather. The styles His Studies
! The Movies and goodness knows
what else. I've tried TO kid him. I've
told him jokes that would make the
Sphinx laugh, only to get sickly
snicker out of him. The Dummy.
We're going down to the drugstore to
set coke nova COKE, mind you!
That's what he said. Amt that
the love of Pete! l wish you could
see him. Why, he's got a face only
mother could leve.-Danee? Good
night, no! He's rode around on my
feet most all evening-new satin slip
pers and all. Never saw such a
| with him? Well. why. does a hen
raise chickens? He asked me and
was afraid I wouldn't get another
chance and l wanted to go, so like
l
yes, I'd love to!'-But never again, if
ever live thru this time, Why, I'm
so mad l could brain him-if he had
any brains!-Do I need any more
rouge? Guess I'd better go out so We
can get our coKE.-Pray for me,
honey!"
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THERE'S A MAN IN OUR TOWN
Who says, (and by the way he has
been married just three months) that
he is glad he is married, and would
not live otherwise, but that if he had
wouldn't think of getting married.
What the S. r. would like to know,
is he glad or isn't he?
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The Wah-no-quahs of the Toltec
Rite will give a dancing party FRI
day evening, October 6, at Kellam hall
for Masons and De Molays,
A handicap tournament in four.
semes will be played Tuesday morn
ing by the Country club women golf
Pairings for the feuresomes are:
Mrs, L w. Felix and Mrs, I. w.
Dibbie VS.. Miss Clyde Benebrake and
Mrs. J. A, Cole.
Mrs. A. ], Carruth, Jr., and Mrs.
F. H. Burrew VS.. Mrs. w. D. Upde-
graft and Mrs. W. E, Bulls.
Miss Genevieve Funk and Mrs,
Harry Southwick vs. Mrs. H. S. Nc
Fadden and Mrs. c. A. Wolf.
Mrs. w, e. Davis and Mrs. Rollo
~, Parker VS.. Mrs. George Staebler
and Mrs. Griffith Bonner.
Mrs, E D. ClitheFo and Mrs. A. e.
Van Petten VS.. Mrs. o. T. Cropper and
| Mrs. W. A. Biby.
Mrs. NJ. A Nation and Mrs ]. B.
Sleeper VS.. Mrs. W. D. Storrs and Mrs
| John Waters.
Mrs. w. williams and Mrs. c. E.
Elliott VS.. Mrs. F. G. Gibbs and Mrs
r. C. Merrick.
Miss Genevieve Mcmillan and Mrs
Louis Hall VS.. Mrs. James Hayes and
Mrs. SeweH Black,
Mrs. w. H. Eastman and Mrs. Monte
Kistler VS.. Miss Mary Kramer and
Mrs Forrest Loveland.
Mrs. Russell Frost and Mrs. Don
Pierce VS.. Mrs. Hugh Fisher and Mrs
Ed Arnold.
Miss Betty Frost and Miss Vivian
Ware VS.. Miss Eleanor Campbell and
Miss Rena Dibble.
THE QUESTION OF
Whether or not the Woman's club
shall start the club house foundation
this fall simply resolves itself into
this; Would it be better to put the
money in the ground or keep it in
the bank?
!; Mrs. Harry H. Cooks clasG of the
Lowman Sunday school gave a wienie
roast at Chesney park, Friday even
ing. The class has recently organ
lied and is now known as the Fideles
Filiae class, with Miss Ida Lee Ellis
as president, Miss Frances Hercules,
secretary, and Miss Lois Golightly,
reporter
The NJ. NJ. f. class of the First Bap-
tist church gave party Friday even
ing at the home of Mrs. r. B. Pol
lard for Mrs. Margaret Cahill and
Mrs. Leland McAfee. The two guests
of honor are leaving the city to make
, their home in other states. About
lthirty-five guests were present,
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Miss Frances Smith entertained
with dinner Friday evening at her
home. 912 West Twelfth avenue, COM
plim entary to Miss Gladys Nicholson,
The girls present included: Miss
Janice Nicholson, Miss Pansy Werner,
Miss Laura Beeler, Miss Geraldine
IStout, Miss Winifred Killian, Miss
Mary Smith and Miss Dean Smith.
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A surprise taeky party was given
Friday evening in honor of Theda
MeFanville, who win leave soon to
. spend the winter in California. by q
group of intimate friends. Miss Ruby
! Bell Viers entertained them with sew