The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1905-12-10

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Mrs Joseph c. Wilson, debut reeep-
tlon and dance at Steinberg.s for Miss
Dorothy Wilson.
Prof Wilbur J. Greer and Mrs. Greer,
evening for the StratfOrd Shakespeare
club in compliment to Mrs. Greer of
Oxford, Ohio.
WEDNESDAY.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Frederick Scott,
evening for the Wednesday evening
whist club.
THURSDAY
First Imperial club dance at Stein
berg's.
FRIDAY.
Esetoric Whist club. Miss Mabel An
drews hostess.
Varsity club dance at steinbergs.
SATURDAY,
Delta Phi fraternity. evening at the
chapter house for the new pledges.
Miss Lola Berry, evening for the Polk
street neighborhood card club.
Miss Celeste Nellis and Miss Anna
Marie NelIis are entertaining at a week
end house party the following guests:
Miss Norma Freyschlag. Mr.. and Mrs
La We're Nellis, Mr.. H. ". Stanley, MI
j. p. Cough and Mr.. H. c. Price OF
Kansas City, Mr.. G. G. Catron Of San
Ia Fe, New Mexico
The Misses Nellis gave small chat
ing dish supper Friday evening for their
guests and an informal afternoon at
bridge Saturday for Miss Freyschlag
and Mrs. Nellis
Col. w. II. Rossington and Miss Ross
ingtOn have issued invitations for Mon
day evening for Mr.. Gerard Warmer of
New York. who is the guest Of Mr.. and
Mrs Hiram Price Dillon.
At a church bazaar this week two
women in charge of the fancy work
booth picked out an especially atrocious
but expensive table cover and made II
IN between them to sell it to the first
lonely and defenseless married man who
happened by for his Wife's Christmas
present. They looked for some time
in vain for a victins most Of the men
who were there being accompanied and
closely watched by their wives: At last
they saw q lone man approaching and
one woman said to the other, Here
comes a man now. sell it to him. mot
on your life" replied the other. that's
my husband
The holiday dances already an
nounced include the Helianthus dance.
Friday. December %: the Assembly,
New Years night; the Owls and
lambda Alphas, January ,, and the
Phi lambda Epsilon, date not an
nounced. In addition some other
not yet out viii be given.
s'The trouble with this girl bust
ness" said the Bachelor Cynic, rs
that the more you know the more you
find out YOU never will know. The
smoother the girl. the more you re-
alize the hopeIessness of your posi-
ton. You may think you are getting
along pretty well, but when you re
member what a 'dinger' you thought
= II, v-Oa n
know yourself to have been-weH. it
enough to give you pause, that's all
Judge and Mrs. William Redwood
Smith gave a dinner party Thursday
evening at their house, Twelfth and
Harrison streets. for Mrs. Mcintyre,
of Wichita. Mrs. Mcintyre has re
turned to Wichita.
ST liked the play all right" she said
next day, except for one thing: the
men kept on their silk hats in the
house like amateurs who had Dor
rowed them and were wearing them
for the first time in their lives
There's no use talking" says the
Budweiser Philosopher there's
bound to be amusing features in a
smart set composed largely of people
who if they didn't draw their weekly
check on Saturday night would have
to get out Of society
Mr.. and Mrs. William Hale East
man Will give a small dinner Monday
evening for Mrs. A. c. Markiey. of
south NIcAlester, I. T., VINO is visiting
in Topeka.
1T is said Of a Topeka matron.
somewhat friskily inclined, that when
she goes out of town for a visit her
husband ties a knot in her handker-
chief so she won't forget she's mar
ried.
Mrs. z. d. CHthero. 613 Eighth ave
nue. west. viii be at home Informally
90 her friends the afternoon of Friday,
December - Because or ner con-
nection with the Washburn college of
music she is unable to fix a regular
day at home until later.
The Imperial club has issued invita-
tons for Thursday, December A. at
Steinberg's hail. Dancing. The mem
berS of the club are Mr.. and Mrs Chas
Allan. Dr. and Mrs. William r. Bowen,
Mr.. and Mrs. Joel r. Burrow. Mr.. and
Mrs. Charles IT. Bunker. Mr.. and Mrs
g. C.. Baker, Mr.. and Mrs F. A. Baker.
MI. and Mrs A. ". Dana, DR.. and Mrs
W a. COstou, DR.. and Mrs. Daniel Ed
ward Esterly, MI and 4,rs. 9. NJ. Ea-
gle MI. and Mrs. Charles II G7aunt
Mr.. Lew Graham Mr.. and Mrs. H. L. P
Hi1lyer. Mr.. and Mrs Clad Hamilton
Mr.. and Mrs. Herbert Hackney, MI
George Hackney, Mr.. and Mrs John
Clark Harmon. Mr.. and Mrs. c. F. Jor~
dan. Mr.. and Mrs. Henry F. Mason.
AIr. and Mrs. Carl W.ANellis, Mr.. and
Mrs. George Overmyer DR.. and Mrs
Chester 3. Reed. Mr.. and Mrs. A. A.
Scott. MT. and Mrs w. +. Schoch, Mr.
and Mrs. Clement Smith. Mr.. and Mrs
W. e. Trap, Mr.. and Mrs. W. II. err
non.
1T is said of one man AT the skating
rink that he skates all rieht but when
he stops he stops everybody His falls
are the most spectacular at the rink
usually including from three to seven
Of the girls and men who are within
his reach. Another very tall young
man claims that he Gathers in two or
three and takes them with him when
he turns the corners.