The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1905-12-03

Is really very little beside doing. me
ladies' of the Guild have impressed an
their friends into the service and the
booths viii be in charge Of many Ven
known matrons and maids IN plGuuL-
esdue costume, all alike ured Will az
ambition to separate their VlellIns LLolli
their money in the cause OF ielie loAl-
An especially interesting feature OF me
bazaar will be a flower drill TO pc
given by twelve of the pretuest slllS
I'm town gOwned to represent movers
ON the last night there viii De
dance at which the assisting ladies' ana
girls viii appear in the grand HleicH
la their bazaar costumes ,-
The girls in the flower drill are MSS
Helen Smith red rose; Miss MAUD
crimes. ygisfaria: Miss Isabelle Smith,
morning glory; Miss Jeanette VOL
colt sunfOwer: Miss Olivia Mllls-
DauRh. Black-eyed Susan; Miss Louise
Kellam, yellow chrysantheInurn; MISS
Nellie Millspaugh, Ylolet' MISS @Allll's
IIerbst, red chrysanthemum; Miss Cal
Ia CuttelI. smilax; Miss Eva smith, req
POPPY: Miss Elizabeth Meade, Whlte
chrysanthemum; Miss Ethel DAVIS,
pink ollrysanth emum.
Monday evening Justice ana MIs.
Rousseau A. Burch viii entertain at
whist the members of last winter s
Wednesday evening whist club. which
will reorganize for this season, ana
a few other friends
give a dinner Monday evening IN honor
Of the Rev Abram Wyman, who leaves
the last of the week for North Eastons
Mass where he has accepted q can
from the Unitarian society. Mr.. Wy
man has been in charge OF Unity
church Topeka. for number OF years
and his approaching departure is sin
cerely regretted by a wide circle of
friends
Mrs. William S. McClintock and
NTre charles CAN'T have issued
vitatiens for two afternoon parties
Wednesday and Thursday of this week
at the formers house on Topeka ave-
nue.. The first viii be a thimble party
and the second cards.
The city federation of women 81
clubs viii have it's December meeting
at Unity church Thursday afternoon.
There is a very pretty girl from a
western Kansas town who attends a
girls school in Topeka. She looked
pretty good to some of the town boys
and they interviewed one of the day
pupils at the school with a view to
getting better acquainted with the
boarder. The town girl described to
the boys the location of the boarding
school girls window. One night the
boys crept around the campus under
the window indicated and threw sand
against the glass. A few minutes
later night capped head appeared at
the pane with a background Of light
and a very forbidding voice demanded
what was wanted. The boys SUNK
away through the shrubbery. The
town girl had tipped them off to the
room Of the crossest and most fOrmid-
able member of the faculty.
Mrs. Joseph C. Wilson issued invita-
lions last week to the debut reception
of her daughter, Miss Dorothy Wilson,
Tuesday evening, December r. at
O'Clock, at Steinberg's. Dancing after
10 o'clock.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. II. Burgers guests
at cards last night were Mr.. and Mrs
A. A Scott, Justice and Mrs. H. F.
Mason, Mr.. and Mrs. Carl Woodbury.
Nellis, Mr.. and Mrs. Clarence S. Bow
man ana Mr.. and Mrs. e. L. Bloom.
From all am hearing about it,
said man the other day to promi-
nent church woman who is working
herself TO death for a Christmas
bazaar. that show Of yours next week
ought TO be spelt bizarre
The card party given by the
Esetorle club at the J. NJ. Meade resi-
oence last night was attended by the
following, members of the club and
their guests; Miss Alice Meade. Miss
Virginia Meade, Miss Lucille Hayum.
Miss Alice Willard, Miss Esther
Hauch, Miss Helen McClintOck, Miss
Louise McNeal, Miss Lulu Healy Miss
Mabel Andrews Miss Sarah Mel elan
MT Earl EWart Mr.. Grove Dolma0.
MT Ilnkham Xeale, Mr. Stanley Reed,
Adr kari henderson, Mr. Arner
RobensOn, Mr.. Harry FogweI Mr..
Marlin Poindexter, Mr.. Edward
5ossett.
A Topeka woman who Dretends to
think that her husband needs watch
Ing owns a particularly impossible
green wrapper which has the effect of
making anybody who wears it utterly
hideOus. When she sees her husband
attracted by any woman she makes ii
point to cultivate her to the extent
Of asking her to the house for a dav
OF two and insists upon her putting
on the green wrapper for breakfast
Khe FIRST morning she is there You
know breakfast is bad enough under
any circumstances" says little Mrs.
Washington, "but breakfast and that
green wrapper would nip any man S
budding interest and it always finishes
Rl8 rival no matter who she is"
The B. r. A. Il. S., an organization
Of high school sophomore boys, gave 4
rustic party last night at Security hall
Lor the girls of the class. Miss Dora
Stoker and Miss Mcknight of the bfpb
school faculty chaperoned the party
Usually when a girl imports a hus-
band he proves a great 7is9 nroir7f-
ment, Girls have a way of turniner m
their noses at the best there is ia
town and then going away and picking
Up a two spot, bringing him home and
expecting us to be impressed Just be-
cause he is an out of town man. But
Topeka girl who was married re-
Gently TO an eastern man made a
choice which satisfied everybody. even
the bridesmaids who are ALWAYS
especially finieky. People who vys1f
to the wedding prepared to OFFER their
congrat ulauons to him and tell him
what prize he had won looked him
over and decided that she hadn'f
done so badly herself. Tt is a very
uncommon man who can 90 a stranger
10 town and carry away an extreme
4y popular girl without getting him
self disliked.
Miss Nellie Raster gave a party last