The Topeka state journal., 1905-09-25

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Beneath the shadow of her hair
Her cheek went curving to her throat
And left hollow, sweet. remote,
Ihat set me kissing-empty air.
For all her words and ways were Dent
By little rules. most strictly laid,
OF manners that become a maid,
And L was young and reverent-
I've loved a score of maids since then,
with manners quite as prim and cool
As she 1 wooed by rote. and rule.
But o a wisdom comes to men!
And all their ways have taught me this
Anent that sweet, seductive curve,
With just hint of wit and nerve,
All me! might have had that kiss.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frederick L. Vande-
grift have issued invitations for the
marriage of their daughter, Mamie
Price, to Mr.. Ernest Mayo Dickenson,
Wednesday evening, October II, 81 eight
O'Clock. at their residence. 3216 Garner
avenue, Kansas City. Miss Vandegrifr
VIII be attended by Mrs. George c. King
of Carlisle, KY, as matron Of honor,
and by Miss Grace Yandegrift as maid
Of honor. The bridesmaids wit be:
Miss Ioie Singleton Of Atchison Kan.
"
Miss Jennie Morrow, Miss Mabel Kin
ney and Miss Maud Swain of Kansas
City. Mrs. William w. Wikidal will
sing before. the ceremony.
Miss Elizabeth Holiday will give a
College Widow theater party tonight,
her Invitations including Miss Marian
Thompson, Miss Katharine KelIam.
Miss Josephine Keizer, Miss Helen Lind
say, Miss Esther Rodgers Miss Mar
sTlIPrffe "a III 20
man. Miss Henrietta Alexander Miss
Marie sIsageratgoms and Miss La Xere.
Langdon- ..is,.-
Dr.. and Mrs Wtttfasr1r F. Bowen will
give an informal dinners tonight for Miss
Polpsof Boston who. is the guest OF her
sister, Mrs. Jamas Walker.
Miss Cariotta Neiiis gave a dinner
at her home on King street Saturday
night in compliment to Miss Alice
Noble and Mr.. William..Knapp Of Nor
Wich, New York, whose wedding takes
place tomorrow. The company includ-
ed Miss Noble, Mr.. KnaDp, Miss Mar
garet Perkins of Lawrence, Mr.. and
Mrs. John Green. Miss Edith Dunont
of Kansas City, Miss Lola McAfee of
Kansas City. Miss Rachel McGrath,
Mr.. Earl Hazelett, Mr.. Walter Golden
Mr.. Earl Ewart. Mr.. Ralph TuttIe, the
Rev John Collar, Mr.. D. W. Nellis and
Miss Nellis.
Mrs. Armin A. Weiskirch gave a dolls
party for her daughter Anita Saturday
afternoon, the little friends asked i'll
Guiding Eleanor Stoker, Dorothy Crane
Gladys Rodgers, Mildred Seery, Pauline
McVey, Maud McVey, Ruth Larime~
Frances Sim, Alice Hughes, Mary Julia
Hughes, Theodore Smith, Lucille Elmore
Johanna Gleed, Mary Kitchell, Ruth
Thompson. and Dorothy Nellis Mrs
Weiskirch was assisted in entertaining
the guests by Mrs Thomas Myers Miss
Berenice Emahizer. Miss Marie Cseiger,
Miss Alice Andrews, Miss Helen Louise
Crosby and Miss Nfild.ed Norton.
The Portia club will have its first
meeting of the season Thursday with
Mrs. F. G. Slater.
The regular monthly meeting of the
Woman's Home Missionary society of
the First NJ. F.. church will be held at
the home of Mrs. H. A. Heath tomor-
row evening at s o'clock. The meet
ing will be com mplimentary to Misses
Mahon and Corbin, national officers of
the Woman's Home Missionary So
ciety. The guests of the evening will
be the husbands and friends of the
society.