The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1903-05-23

AL the MAC UdENr4CIc Al AAAE A0t3|fAtA
club two are to be married within six
months. This is on the authority of the
local N-iseacre, who certainly ought 10
know. IT IS said that the announcements
when made definitely. viii surprise So
ciety- There win be three early Iau
wedding in Topeka, none of which have
yet been announced and which VIII be
IN the nature of a surprise to the In
the Know" club The brides will be To-
pela girls and the grooms Topeka men.
Now who are they?
The guests at Mrs. Jane r. Dennis
luncheon today were asked TO meet Mrs.
Nelson Of IrOnwood, Mich, who IS the
guest of her daughter, Mrs. James Phil
SO de Bevers Kaye. The table flowers
were Jacquieminot roses and covers
were laid for Mrs. Nelson, Mrs Kaye,
Mrs. Holiday, Mrs. Charles Holiday,
Mrs John Bradley Mrs. Mary o Brisn'
Mrs Lakin, Mrs. Noel, Mrs VIM. Hen
derson. Mrs Bennett +. Wheeler, and
Mrs. Guilford Dudley.
Miss Foster and Miss Lillian Foster
entertained at luncheon today for Miss
Name Brownson of Dubuque, Iowa
Their other guests were Mrs. William
Redwood Smith. Mrs. Leslie p. Nc
Came, Miss Solomon OF Atchison, Miss
Jones of Plano. Texas, Miss Edith Gut
Dor Miss Bessie Hayden. Miss Charlotte
Parxhurst, Miss Nellie Baker Miss Ed
ith Snyder, Miss Vida Wood. Miss Eiz-
abeth Cole. Miss Marian Garretson and
Miss Elizabeth Gavitt.
Mrs. William r. Smith will entertain
q few young people Informally next
Thursday evening for her niece, Miss
Frances Solomon of Atchlson- me
guests viii be the members of the EN-
ening Card club of which Miss Solomon
has been made an honorary member
during her visit here.
The home girls are always more or
less Jealous of the visiting girl even
when she is the guest of one OF their
own set and when they are falling over
each other to give parties for her. But
when. as 1t sometimes happens, she IS
not visiting one of their crowd" and
their boys persist in calling upon her
they just naturally love her
The Duplicate Whist club played its
last game of the season at the home Oh
Mrs. Harold T. Chase, Friday afternoon
Mrs Schuyler Nichols and Mrs bea
Akers were the substitutes. Mrs. Fred
Freeman and Mrs Harry e. Ashoy ue9
for the seasons high score There WlI
be a business meeting of the club with
Mrs. Eugene S. Quinton next Wednes-
day.
After a woman weighs IN the neigh
borhocd of ITS she never loses an oppor-
ried she weighed only 80.
The Delta Omicron Omicron frater-
rftv's Invitations for their annual dance
at Hudson's hall Friday evening Were
extended to Mr. and Mrs. w w WeDD
Mrs. Walker. Mr. and Mrs. Dorr Nor
ton. Miss Lakin. Miss Anna Marie Nell
lis Miss Jessie Payne. Miss Gertruot
Reed Miss Lola Berry, Miss lsape
Smith Miss Eva Smith. Miss Jessie
Campbell. Miss Maude Grimes, Miss
Pauline Peaze, Miss Virginia Meade
Miss Alice Meade, Miss Frances Rossee
Miss Ethel Morton Miss Jeannett'
Woicott Miss May Richie Miss Allie
Fuller. Miss Daisy Neal Miss Fay Quin-
ton. Miss Ethel Davis. Miss Louise
Wood. Miss Risteen. Miss Esther
Rauch, Miss Alice. Willard, Mis-
Blanche Jenness. Miss Ruth Cusey
Miss Louise Taylor Miss Julia Whit
ney, Miss Helen McClintock, Mis-
Vivian futile Miss Amabel Tice, Mis-
Mary Meade. Miss Bess Meade, Mis-
1rleishman, Miss Beatrice Foster. Mis-
Hazel w Off, Miss Mabel Andrews, Mis-
Margaret Carney, Miss Wood. Mr.. Hea
cock, Mr.. Stout. Mr. Don Mulvanes Mr.
George Freshman, Mr.. David Gossett
Mr. Richard Hail. Mr.. Robert Pierce
Mr. Carl Trap. Mr.. Charles Went
worth. Mr. Sheldon Wentworth. MI
Earl E,wart, Mr.. Andrew Cook, Mr.. RO.
Funnel. Mr.. Arthur Gray. Mr.. Wilson
Hobart, Mr.. Frank Andrews Mr. Ro.
Thompson, Mr.. Joe Wilson. Mr.. Jane
Stewart. Mr.. Robert Stewart. Mr.. Jacl
Eharitt.
The young men who compose the fra
ternity are; Mr.. Robert Smith, MI