The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1905-12-31

AN OUT OF Town WGQulu5 "a AaALAAA l-A
terest to Topeka friends of the brlde
and groom is that Of Mrs. Jennie Nc
Kinstry and Mr.. George Stevenson, both
Of Turon which took place last Wednes-
day at the home of the bride. Mr.. and
Mrs. Stevenson have gone to Iexas
and California on q wedding trip and
viii be at home uDon their return at
Turon. where the groom who formerly
lived here is in business.
Are you having good time2" some
body asked d Topeka girl the other DAY.
If were having one bit better time,
she responded, 4 would have to have
an operation and cut it out
AIR. and Mrs NJ A. Low will give
family dinner party today for Mr.. and
Mrs. Dean r. Low of Chelsea, J. f., who
are their guests.
At a dance given in Topeka recently
there was punch built on the ratio of
one tablespoonful of claret to three
quarts of lemonade and the resultant
hilarity is the Talk of the Town.
The Owls will receive on New Years
afternoon at the home of Mrs j. b
Thompson. 1919 Topeka. avenue, in
honor Of the visiting Owls who will be
i'm town for the Owl-Lambda Alpha
dance Tuesday night The hours are
from three to six o'clock.
The men of certain set in Topeka
are planning to gang a girl of whom
1T is said that she kisses and tells. This
is bad enough in man. In a girl 1t IS
positively the limit.
Mrs. Harry C. Ashby will entertain
the Duplicate Whist club Friday in
stead of Mrs. Willis Norton as first an
n0unced.
A girl was accused the other day Of
being engaged to a certain man friend,
and of course. denied it. He is not
any more interested in me" she said,
ethan I am i'm next Christmas.
Mr. E. II. Heacock of Chica go, for
merly Of the faculty of the Topeka high
school. was married the week before
Christmas to a Chicago young woman.
Mr. A. J. Stout left yesterday for Chi
cago to spend a week and Will visit the
HeacOck.
The Best Bower club was entertained
by Mrs George Roberts at the Blower
House last Wednesday. Mrs. H G.
Iarimer Mrs. W. p. Hemphi1, Mrs.
Charles Beach Allan. Miss Maud Find
lay Mrs Barley of Sioux City, Iowa.
were guests of the club. The members
are Mrs. Roberts, Mrs. Thomas Roope,
Mrs Clara 3. Ellis Mrs. +. D. Robert
son, Mrs. c. e. Judd. Mrs. e r. Roude-
bush. Miss Findlay, Miss Amanda Find
lay, Mrs. Samuel McAtee, Miss Coover
Mrs. John Kelly. Mrs. John q. Ehrhart
Miss Maud Findlay and Mrs. Hemphill
won the prizes.
Miss Gertrude Morton gave a dinner
Friday evening for these friends: MISS
Marie Westerheld of Kansas City, Miss
Maud Scherer of Evanston, Illinois,
Miss Alice Mccoy. Miss Kittie Quinehe,
Miss Clara Plummer, Miss Caroline
Goddard Miss Mary Morton.
Mrs. H. A. Auerbach will be the hos
tess Of the Friday Bridge club this
week.
The S. S. club will be entertained by
Mrs. George Port Ashton Friday.
The Ideal club will be entertained by
Mrs. w. p. Hemphill Wednesday af-
ternoon.
Miss Winifred McDonald's guests at
an informal party Friday afternoon
were Miss Josephine Dyer and her
guest, Miss Degan of Denver, who is
a student at st. Marys academy, Leav-
enwOrth, and is spending the holidays
to Topeka. Miss Emily Ryan, Miss
Viva Brown, Miss Evelyn Crowther,
Miss Margaret Leahy, Miss Olive lick,
Miss Adelaide Metzger and Miss Mar
guerite Wall.
Miss Ethel Davis entertained the
Friday Whist club yesterday. The
substitutes were Mrs. Edward B. Hill,
Mrs. Myrtle Davis Gage. Mrs. Risteen
and Miss Ray Risteen.
The January '02 class of the high
school had a reunion al the home of
Miss Isabel Van SAINT Friday night.
Letters We're read from the following
members of the class who live out of
town: Miss Berenice Smith of Usage,
Iowa. Mr.. Howard b. White OF The
Needles, California, Mr. Ray earle of
Pittsburg, Pa, Mr.. Archie MulhOlland
of Chicago and Mrs. Cora B. Sheffield
of Brooklyn, New York. Those pres
eut at the meeting were Misses Alma
Gobrecht, Grace SIayton, Mabel
Crosch. Matte Spurlock, Jennie Nor
gan. Ada Disbrow, Grace Morrison and
Minnie Morrison Of Guthrie, Okla
homa, Wilma Edwards, Annabelle
Cook, FIossie Burdge, ollie owen, Eva
Scheck. Marian Van SAINT, Zoe Norris
of Kansas City. Mr.. and Mrs Ost, Mr..
and Mrs. Garry Thorpe, Mr.. Harry
Richards. Mr. Frank Dickinson, Mr..
James COttrell. Mr.. Frank Guy, Mr..
John Rightmire, Mr.. Albert Miller,
Mr. John Edison. Mr.. Wayland Camp
bell. Mr. Frank Gilyeat, Mr. Howard
Campbell
Miss Catherine Graves. Miss Yula
Kitching, Miss Grace Beard, Miss
Izora Graves, Mr.. Leslie kitching, Mr..
Howard King of Iowa, Mr.. Roy
Shreve and Mr.. Earl Isaxman have re-
turned from a house party given by
Miss Nancy ZielIey Shaver at Prairie
ranch near Burlington, Kan. one of
the functions given in their honor was
a dinner party Wednesday, The m
vited guests were Mr.. and Mrs. G.
Walter Shaver. Miss Catherine Graves.
Miss Grace Beard, Miss Yula Kitching,
Miss Izora Graves, Miss Caroline Eos
ter Of WaverIy. Miss Grace WOodford,
Miss Emma ParmIy, Miss Nora Bran
den Of Burlington, Mr.. Earl LaXmans
Mr.. Howard King, Mr.. Eslie Kitching5
Mr. Roy Shreve, Mr.. Al Bordenkercher|
of LawtOn, Oklahoma, Mr.. Ralph
W6odford Of Burlington. Mr. Frank
Jarboe, OF Oklahoma City and Mr.. D.