The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1922-01-16

tlIlI, ye-eQEe OF the entering
Sewing club Thursday afternoon. Mrs.
H. r. Malcolm of Minneap polls, Mimi,
and Mrs. e. J. Shakeshaft, was guest
| at the club.
| The Ladies Music club will meet
Tuesday afternoon at Pelletier's Tea
room. The following program will
! be given:
'Blackbird's Song" ............. Cyril Scott
Mrs. Charles Wolff
May Night .......-.-.......,..P almgren
Miss Joanna Gieed.
Tears of God CHindoo River ChanD"...
"The Living Cod ..........G -e o'MaTs
Mrs. W. B. Swan
Miss Hazel swogger.
.. P5wn Rird,, CqTraa
.tr5 me Plru flske
Mrs. Geo. Allen. DUEL s'''A
To7sy q k h%fu and Kindly ea[Dentef
Mrs Earle Brown.
shepherds S nGs Roy Taiber Percy GraineF
" The Eagle" ;;;.-.-...-..-.....S Seneca Pierce
"9SI{esstii!oning' Seneca Pierce
Mrs. H. J. Dotterweich.
Cradle Song" ....................P almgren
'uOa Miss Russell. '''''''' 'DettS
| cover the Steppe'' Gretchaninoff
| The Wounded Birch. ..... .Gretchaninoff
Miss Euphemia Page. IN" H'u0ll
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The annual meeting and banquet of
| the Kansas Women Lawyers associa-
/ ton will be held at the Elks' club,
| January IS. at 6 p. M.
| The women who are taking the
state bar examination will be guests
at the association banquet.
The Child's Conservation league will
| meet Tuesday afternoon at the home
of Mrs. c. B. Campbell, 1887 Garfield
avenue. Each member is asked to re-
| spond to roll call by a brief review
| of a child's book.
Mrs. ]. w. Newell will read a paper
| on Reading Matter for Children
| Mrs. Charles Lommasson will lead
a discussion on Should Our Children
Study at Home?"
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Mrs. Malcolm Gray will entertain
| the Elwell club Tuesday.
The Nautilus club will meet tomor-
row afternoon at the home of Mrs.
| Aaron Brock, 1911 West Fifteenth
4 street.
Mrs. c. H. Lerrigo who was to have
been the hostess, is ill.
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"FOIVE."
An Irishman crossing the golf links
| got hit by a ball. The player hurried
up and finding Pat was not seriously
hurt, he said sharply: why don't
| you get out of the way?'
| IAN why should I get out of the
| way?" said the Irishman angrily. Il
! didn't know there was any murderers
| around here"
But I called fore" said the player,
land when say fore that's a sign
you are to get out of the way
"Oh, it is. is it?" said Pat. "WeII
when I say 'foive,' it's sign that you
are goint get hit on the jaw. Foive!"
Boston Transcript.
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| The Rota club will have the regular
monthly dinner Wednesday evening.
January IS. at 6 o'clock, at the Elks
| club.
A special surprise program has been
prepared.
| A little girl. five years old. and
pretty as picture, went to her daddy
on his birthday anniversary, and said:
| Daddy, you can't guess what I have
for you, it's for your neck "Oh, I
know he replied. it's nice necktie,
isn't it?'' mo, it isn't" laughed the
youngster. ITS a cake of SOAP"
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| Quoted by the Frances Willard W. c.
T u, Monday evening at 1880, at the
Euclid Ave. church. Special music has
been arranged. and there will be an
address by Mr.. F. L. Crabb of the
Ant-saloon League:
| The Women of the Unitarian Ali
Lance will meet in the church parlors
at 914 Topeka boulevard Tuesday
afternoon to make plans for church
| supper to be given soon.
| The president of the Alliance asks
| that all women who will assist attend
this meeting.
The Pf Beta Phi Alunnae associa-
ton will be the guests of Mrs. Chester
woodward Wednesday afternoon
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| The Volunteer class of the Euclid
Avenue NJ E. Sunday school will hold
| a. business and social meeting at the
church Tuesday evening, January II.
Election of officers will be held.
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Group one of the Women's society
of the Central Congregational church
will give a. party Wednesday afternoon
| at 2:S0 p m at the home of Mrs.
J. R. Sergeant; 1ssS ! ( avenue
| Notes and Personal Mention.
Mr. F. c. Kaths, who has been in
| Chicago and st. Louis on business.
| returned home today
Mrs. Anna Wilson, who has spent
| the past two months in Mexico City
| with her daughter, Mrs. Claude But
lin, and Mr.. Butlin. is now the guest
i Of her daughter, Mrs. J. b Furry. and