The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1905-09-16

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peka to the wedding of Miss Jessie
Myers, daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. ]. F..
Myers of Omaha. and Mr.. Ernest
Wernher of New York city, which will
o'clock in the afternoon at the Myers
residence in Omaha. At home in New
York city. Miss Reita Updegraff, who
is now Miss Myers guest, will be her
maid of honor. Miss Elizabeth Meade
will go to Omaha for the wedding.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Hale Eastman
will give a small and informal dinner
tonight for Mrs. James Grey Thomas
of Mobile, Ala, who is the guest of her
father, Mr.. George NJ. Chase.
He had taken a bunch of petticoats
to the drug store soda fountain and
just to throw out the impression that
he was one of the boys, when it came
his turn to order he gave the clerk a
wink that Jared the building, made
few mysterious signs and finally, as
the clerk still remained obtuse, asked
in a stage whisper, Cant you bring
me a high ball?"
The clerk regretted that he could
not, without Inconvenience, in the Holy
City of Topeka.
you can't!' The True Sports dis
appointment was painful to see. well,
then" he added, 'I'lI take a chocolate
ice cream soda
Mrs. Edwin LANCE will entertain the
Felicity Whist club Tuesday afternoon
and has asked the Bohemians for
n
expect to leave Topeka soon for Den
yer to spend some time and perhaps
remain permanently.
The Bunglers club will give a dance
at Vinewood next Friday evening.
Misses Elizabeth and Louise Culver
have issued Invitations for a fancy
dress barn party in the new barn at
their home on Fillmore street Friday
evening of next week.
She was a stout old lady from some
place up the creek who had just visit
ed the live stock exhibit at the state
fair. and was telling a group of her
neighbors about it. 'sAnd them hogsI''
she said. You just ought to see them
hogs. They are the finest hogs I ever
did see-well,' suddenly remembering
her manners, =" present company ex-
cepted.''
L
she wouldn't let him follow her." said
the grass widow, Indicating a woman
in deep mourning on Kansas avenue
with a small curly black spaniel tag
ging after her. 81 think I'll get one of
these fuzzy little white dogs and dye it
lavender"
Miss Allabelle Troutman entertained
some of the Washburn girls, old and
new. at her home in Potwin this after
noon.
THE best thing out here" said a
Wicked Man who was watching the pa
rade of women ploughing along at the
state fair yesterday, holding their skirts
out of the mud, us the exhibit of
calves"
The Ceramic Art club will meet with
Mrs. L Seymour, 1922 Kansas avenue,
next Friday afternoon at 2:3O.
i've been turned down so many
times that I'm getting wise" said the
Bright Boy the other day. when call
a girl up and ask if she has anything
doing for tonight and she says she's go
ing to be busy say airily: Why, that's
funny; everybody seems to be busy to-
night Guess they don't throw the gaff
into me any more. I've had many jolt
in my time but now I've provided myself
with pneumatic cushion so 1 always
have soft place to light