The Topeka state journal., 1905-10-22

Gertrude Tracy gave a musicale at
Nfrs. Thacher's house on Fillmore
TO some OF the musical people Mr.. Ed
win Scherubel, the new dean of the
school of fine arts of Washburn college,
Mrs. Scherubel and Dr. and Mrs. q. @.
HVilm, also new members OF the Wash
burn faculty. The members Of the La
dies Music club and Of the Musical Art
society We're asked. The programme
IoIloWss
Pierette ..................... Chaminade
Miss Helen Otis.
4ly Desire. -.--.--.--.-.-.. Nevin
Summer in Thine Eyes. Bond
Miss Berenice Fuller.
E+Teluoe s....s..... ..-...-- Whiting
Mrs. j. W. F. Hughes.
Sunset .-...-.........-.-G Goring Thomas
Mrs. George Parkhurst and Mrs.
Ihacher.
Valse ............-........Au August Baule
Miss Katharine Wood
4ainuec .......--..- -----. sEaLty starr
MY Lady Go. ..-.--.-C. Lelgnlef
AIRS. Frank s. Thomas Mrs Parkhurst,
Mrs. Frank Foster, Mrs L. s. Ferry.
1t would probably annoy him terribly
&c he knew it-men hate that sort OF
thing you know-but q very chic and
pretty bud, just out of school, has
conceived a grand passion for a To-
pelEa man who moves in one Of the
older sets 1t is an exciting romance
She has stolen his photograph from
one of his friends and keeps it locked
in her travelling case and when she
feels that she can no longer stand it to
let concealment like d worm i the
bud feed on her damask cheek she gets
his picture out, gazes at it rapturOusly
and kisses it in a frenzy of reckless
abandon.
The marriage of Miss Martha Eddy,
daughter OF Mr.. and Mrs. J. W. Eddy
of Chicago, and a sister Of Mrs. Q. A.
MCGUIRE of Topeka, whom she has ire
Quently visited, to Mr. Alfred HaWes Of
BakeWell, England, will take place
some time in November at the South
Side church. Chicago. Mr. Ha7Tes; who
is now in England, will sail for the
United States November 1. The town
of Bakewen is noted for the manor
estate, Haddon Hall, prominent in his
tory and the scene of a recent popular
work Of fiction. Dorothy Vernon.
The minute she met him. at a dance
in Kansas City, Hermione was sure
that she had seen him before, but she
couldn't FIX him accurately IN her
shifty memory. She tried and tried as
they swung around the room, but
finally decided that it was one of those
puzzliug cases which are only to be
explained by the existence
theory. nestled closer and gave up
bOthering. When they reached the
end of the room which opened off into
a Vine-hung balcony he said, y GU
don't rememberi nfe3 Ing a tone which
1pightzhaVe BEEN a question or a state
lnent. Don't I2H she hedged. DO
you 2'' he demaHded-it-Was a demand
this time. and he drew her into the
balcony Think he pleaded. She
was looking into his eyes and the truth
seemed to be forced from her Il
can't" she breathed, and yet / do re-
member We have cfasped hands be
lore. some time, some where. Was it
in another world, far beyond the starry
spaces" and all that sort of thing, you
know. HermiOne is somewhat roman
naaa- -E ~rr
Harbor' he answered reprOaehfully.
''I taught you to swim A light broke
upon her why, sure!' she eXclaim-
ed, and jumped me up and down in
the water. How stupid of mel But
you look so different in clothes, and, %
as they started dancing again, and her
face brushed against the scratchy
brOadcloth Of his coat, you feel differ
ent, too
Mr.. and Mrs. Jerome Pillow viii ar
rive in San Francisco from the Philip
pines the 5th of November, and Will
come at once to Atchison to visit Mrs
Pillows mother, Mrs. Lily Hethering-
ton. They viii sail two weeks ahead
of the Fourteenth cavalry in which Mr..
Pillow was a second lieutenant, until
lately when he was given the commits
sion Of first lieutenant in the Seventh
cavalry. 1t is expected that Mr.. and
Mrs. Pillow will remain in the states
only a short time, when they viii Join
Mr.. Pillows regiment in Fort Mckinley,
near Manila.-Atehison Globe.
Clyde Fitch gives the following as a
typical French joke. He says Ameri-
cans can't appreciate it--it is at once
too subtle too clever and too wicked.
One man meets another and says,
Hello, there! What are you looking
so glum about? Did your wife catch
you kissing that pretty governess of
Worse than thatt The pretty COVER
ness caught me kissing my wife!"
Mrs. OIdfamiIy: s'I understand they
have recalled their invitations"
Mrs. Climber: yes. we sent ours
back this morning
A middle aged. unmarried Topeka wo-
man who traces her ancestry back
through a long line to the Puritans and
has inherited strong, unyielding prin-
cipies regarding the Demon Rum was
recently recon1Nanded by her physician
to try beer for insomnia She was hOr-
rified and at first fatty refused but was
finally persuaded to order half a dozen
pint bottles. 4n a week the man who
delivered the beer returned for the
empty bottles. NY good man" said
Miss NJ cOldly, the bottles are not
empty,
The man waited another week then
called again
ssYour bottles are perfectly safe" said
Miss NJ, but if you need them have
one that is almost empty which you
may have.
20. there's no hurry" replied the man.
f.Ihey just told me to cali fo~ 'am
that's all. You don't seem to drink II
very fast.'i he added
why replied Miss NJ. astonished. q
take two teaspoonfuls three times a
day"
Miss Ethel Ellis guests for Saturday
evening in honor of Miss Jessie Priddy
and Mr. Arthur Small. included Mr.
and Mrs. Norman Jury Mr.. and Mrs
william Peyton, Mr.. and Mrs. viii
srvsrtz. Mr.. and Mrs. c. E. Young MT
aHa Mrs. r. L. Wit of Rcssville. Miss
r--sfa E7ri75w Miss Adele Small Miss