The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1905-12-24

a family dinner party at the Cover
nor's House tomorrow viii include Gov
arnor and Mrs. Hoch. Mr.. ana MIs-
H0mer -Hoch Of Marion, Mr.. and Mrs.
John .. Royce Miss Edna HOchs MISS
Anna Hoch and Mr.. Wallis Hoch-
Among those who viii give Christ
mas dinner parties tomorrow are MIs-
GuilfOrd Dudley. Mr.. and Mrs. Eugene
s. Ouint0n Mr.. and Mrs. A X. Rodgers
DR. and Mrs Chester =. Reed, Mrs. ~
E. Weaver, Mr.. and Mrs Carl w oou-
Bury Nellis, Colonel and Mrs. Neale, Mr..
and Mrs C. 0. Knowles, Mr. and Mrs.
7. A. Beck, Mr.. and Mrs j. F. DAVIS
Mr. and Mrs. Homer @. Bowman, MT.
and Mrs A. A Hayes, Mr.. and MIS-.
Frank G. Willard Mr.. and Mrs A -
Elder. Mr.. and Mrs. z. L. Hlndnan5
Mr.. and Mrs. T. J.. Copeland, MI anu
Mrs. Joab MulVaue. Mr.. and MIS- Jonh
r. NulVane Mr. and Mrs. Charles L.
Short, Mr.. and Mrs. Ward Silver, MI
and Mrs. Edwin Knowles, Mr.. and Mrs.
A, L. Williams, Mr.. and Mrs. l. H.
Greenwood, Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Peers,
bIr. and Mrs. George Crawford, Mr. ana
Mrs. Clement Smith, Mr.. and Mrs Geo
Hackney. Mr.. and Mrs. j. K. Bair, MI
and Mrs. J. G. Gordon.
Two heiresses win visit in Topeka
Christmas during the holidays. or
course it is said thaf they are beauti-
ful and young Heiresses are always
beautiful and yOun9 You know that
Mrs. So-and-So." says May Irwin, who
has so much money IN the bank that
people say she is beautiful
Judge John Martin has announced
the enga cement Of his daughter, Carrie,
to Mr.. Charles Francis Martin of Macon,
Ca. The marriage VIII take place IN
January at the home Of Miss Martins
aunt Mrs. Martha Martin Of Chatta-
noOga, Tenn. The announcement IS OF
especial interest in Kansas where the
Martin family is widely known. Miss
Martin is a very clever and ATTRACTIVE
young woman and has many friends IN
Topeka where she has lived since child
hood. Her fance is remotely related
to her and is a young man of unusual
business talents and considerable world
ly success. He is state agent for
Georgia Of the International Harvester
company with headquarters at Macon
where they viii live.
A New York man who recently came
TO Kansas attended a party in coun-
try town not long ago, met a very pref
ty country girl and Immediately began
to hand her the New York brand Of
what is technically known as hot air
I'm for you, all the way" he said to
her. IT don't know when I've met a girl
who was so attractive to me"
And the country girl blushed and
smiled and looked up at him coyly while
she respOndeds ffVice versa" She
guessed her Latin would hold him If he
was from New York.
MI and Mrs. A. K. RODGERS will en-
terrain the following at a family dinner
party tomorrow: Mr.. and Mrs. A. A
Rodgers, Misses Marjorie and Mary
Rodgers, DR. and Mrs. A. s Andrews,
Misses Mabel and Alice Andrews Mr..
and Mrs. Merle H. Collins of King6sher
Ok Dr. and Mrs. r. S. Black, and Miss
Black of Ottawa, Mrs. McGihert, Miss
Rachel McGfmert, Miss Sue Rodgers,
Mr.. Donald Dick Of Chicago, Mr.. Dick
Rodgers of Muskogee, l. T., and the
Misses Villa, Esther and Jean Rodgers.
A Topeka husband will receive q
Turkish rug for a Christmas present
from his wife and another will find a
fern and Jardiniere in his Christmas
stocking. If the men Tetaliate properly
they will give their wives cigars and
saving sets next year.
Mrs. r. E. 'Weaver's guests at a din
ner at the Blower House tomorrow viii
be Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Dunning, Miss
Dunning and Miss Frances Dunning Of
Bedford Iowa. Mr.. and Mrs Harry
Weaver Of Kansas City, Mr.. and Mrs
Frank Patterson and Mr.. Ellsworth
Weaver.
Dr. and Mrs. Chester B. Reed will
give a family dinner at the Blower
House tomorrow, their guests including
DR.. and Mrs. Willis COston, Madam
Coston, Misses Corinne and Rachel Cos
ton, and Mr.. Lew Graham.
Mrs. A K Wilson win give a dinner
at the Blower House today for her son.
Mr.. Fred Wilson Of Chicago.
When a man gives girl an expen-
sive Christmas present it may or may
not mean something but when a girl
blows herself for a man 1t Is a cinch
she thinks those silver military
brushes and things viii look well on
their chinOnier some day. And when
that day comes she will boss those
silver things as though they were her
own and If she catches her husband
using them there viii be something
doing.
The o and club had meeting
Friday at the home of Miss Helen
Moon for the purpose Of packing and
sending the Christmas baskets which
this club gives annually to poor fami-
lies included in its list Of charges.
Each basket contained a big chicken,
potatoes and another vegetable. a. pie,
a cake and celery. The club viii give
a charity entertainment soon after the
holidays.
81 wish you would explain to me"
said a man to a woman the other day,
what you mean by a debutante Just
how is the line drawn between de-
butantes and nice girls who don't
count2"
Mr.. and Mrs. A. K. Rodgers have
asked guests for a family dinner par
ty Tuesday evening, December 26, at
their house. 500 Monroe street. Mem
bers of the Rodgers and Thompson
families are included in the invitations.
Miss Gertrude Mulvane will give a
party for her young friends during the
holidays.
The teachers Of the Topeka schools
VIII give q reception in the Manual
Training high school between the
hours OF half after and II o'clock
Tuesday evening for the visiting
teachers In town for the annual meet
ing OF the State Teachers association.