The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1905-12-17

Alexander,
Mr.. and Mrs. Otis L. Hungate viii
give small family dinner party to-
day, their guests including Mr.. and
| Mrs, L. L. Kiene and Major and Mrs.
/ A. NJ Harvey and their families The
| dinner will celebrate the wedding an
/ niversaries of the host and hostess,
Mr. and Mrs. Kiene and Major and
! Mrs. Harvey.
A Topeka girl who was recently
married has two little nephews who
have always taken a great deal of in
terest in her affairs. When she first
announced her engagement, to her
sister, the mother of the little boys,
she did so in the presence of the
younger one, thinking he was not
listening to their conversation But
he Clipped in and let his interest be
known, so she took him upon her lap
and explained to him very earnestly
and seriously that he was not to tell
anybody that she was going to marry
NJ. Brown, because it was a secret
and nobody knew it except his mother,
| himself and herself He promised
4 not to tell, but a few days later in
the presence of Mr.. Brown, he
climbed into her lap and whispered in
ner ear, "Aunty, does Mr.. Brown
know you're going to marry him %
Inc other and older nephew lost very
| little time in calling at his aunts new
| mouse after her. marriage. The first
time he came in he looked all around
ana sat down, saying with a sigh OF
relief, well, married at 1astt'--
The Delta Phis of Washburn gave an
informal evening at the chapter house
last night for their new pledges, the
company including Mr.. and Mrs. Will
Vernon, DR.. and Mrs. John Outland,
Miss Mary Wilson, Miss Daisy Neil,
MISS L1grace Whitmer. Miss Nadine
Lyle, Miss Hazel Larkin, Miss Agnes
Burdge, Miss Louise McNeal, Miss
Laura Nell Miss Anna Kaufman Miss
Lulu Hedley, Miss Ra HOtchkiss Miss
Vera Best, Miss Nellie Raster Miss
Marian Thompson, Miss Mary Suther-
land, Miss Flossie Burdge, Miss Allison
Mr.. Vandemark, Mr.. Quinton Adams,
Mr.. George White Mr.. Wistar Will
| liams, Mr.. Eldon Tice, Mr.. Harold
lice, DR.. Elmer Hill Mr.. Ralph John
son. Mr.. Chauncey Brown. Mr.. Glenn
Millice, Mr.. Omar Smith, Mr.. Hermann
/ Carkhuff, Mr. Walter Carkhuff, Mr..
| Grover Taylor, Mr.. Imri Zumwalt Mr..
| Glenn Jones, Mr.. James Mcclure, Mr..
John Vandemark.
The bell of d neighboring town, a
bud and beauty and the heiress to a
million, will visit in Topeka during the
holidays and there is great excitement
among the bachelors. All of which re-
calls the old story of the Arkansas man
who wrote to inquire the cost of saw
mill If she has a million dollars
WHAT would she want of Topeka
bachelor?
Miss Josephine Keller gave a chat
ing dish supper at her home after the
high school play Friday night her
| guests including Miss Eva Bailey Miss
/ j can Campbell, Miss Ethel Miller Miss
Effle Renwick. Miss Eleanor Keller,
MISS Ida GrOsch, Mr.. John Carver, Mr..
/ Qu1nton Zercher, Mr.. Edwin Taft, Mr..
Homer Sheldon, Mr.. Cary Hayes, Mr..
| Carol RidenhOur, Mr.. WilmOt Ste
! phenS, Mr.. Dean Davis.
Miss Lucille AIcAfee GAGE a 1 o'clock
| luncheon at her country home, Pros
| peet Farm, Friday for Miss Olive Diff
fenderfer, prospective bride. The
/ other guest swere Miss Carlotta Nellis,
Mrs. Harry Forbes. Miss Helen Lee,
Miss Cora ShuI, Miss Gertrude OFT,
! Miss Alta Weston, Miss Selma Foberg,
Miss Marie Rickenbacher.
After you" he said bowling very low
| as he handed her glass of punch. A
! little later they were back again and as
ne handed her another glass he said,
Il still after you"
There is one Topeka man who will
/ find four copies of the Log of the Va
ter Wagon" in his Christmas stocking.
They were talking about the House
\ of MiTth. Didn't YOU cry quarts at
the ending?'' one woman asked another.
| No" was the reply 7 followed the
method Of my son who when he was
/ small chap used to insist upon going
/ to the circuses, although I knew the
! tight rope and other acrObatic per
! formances made him very nervous.
! Once when I advised him not to go he
/ said, 20, mamma, III keep saying to
myself, 'Taint none of my folks, 'Taint
] of f0I1ra oar h e,f
happens"
what did you do when he kissed
your" the Topeka avenue girl asked the
Polk street girl.
Il called for mamma replied the
I Polk street girl.
why didn't you call for your faith
er?" asked the I. A. G.
Because mamma was out" replied
the T. S. G.
Miss Ella Fuller. whose marriage to
| Mr.. Claire Stevens takes place in
/ Christmas week viii be the guest OF
honor at Kersington to be given by
Mrs. William Harshbarger this week.
| Tuesday evening Miss Nora Spencer will
give d dinner for Miss Fuller and Mr..
stevens and Miss Shirley King will en-
terrain for them the night Of December
The members of the Ideal card club
will entertain their husbands at the
home of Mr.. and Mrs. A. H Purdy on
i Lincoln street tomorrow night.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Robinson enter
tanned the T. NJ. c. card club last night.
The following programme will be
given by the advanced pupils in
music at N1acVicar chapel Washburn
college, Monday evening. December
- at s O'Clock sharp. The public is
cordially invited:
1. PolOnaise AIilitaire .. Chopin
Mr.. Sherman Shoup.
2. Loves Trinity .......-....D De Koven
Miss Margaret Carney.
8. Spring Song .............. Grieg
Miss PfIla Hussev