The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1906-08-15

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Miss Mary B. Moore will entertain a
small company at supper at the Coun-
try club tonight for her cousin. Miss
Helen Boal OF san Diego, CAL
The Wichita Country club will be
guests of the Topeka Country club
during the first week in September
when golf and tennis tournaments Will
be held.
Miss Ethel Frizzell is giving an in
formal Kensington today for her guest,
Miss Anna Norris of Kansas City, to
meet whom she asked Miss Mary Fish
er, Miss Allie Wingett, Miss Audrey
Gardner, Miss Vivian Tuttle, Miss
Hazel Jones. Miss Edith Morton, Miss
Haines. Miss Laura Haines, Miss La
We're Langdon, Miss Clara Daniels,
Miss Marguerite Mills, Miss Daisy
Monroe, Miss Lenore Monroe, Miss
Pearl Grote. Miss Mary Aten, Miss
Louise McNeal, Miss Bertha Rowles,
Miss Lock, Miss Ruth Lock, Miss
Elizabeth Gregory, Miss Irma Doster.
Miss Jean Parkhurst Miss Margaret
Better, Miss Lora Neil, Miss Julia Lari-
mer, Miss Clara Freshman, Miss Anna
Strauss Miss Ethel Kingsley, Miss Nell
lie Raster Miss Ella Scott, Miss
Emma Bowers, Miss Alice Willard,
Miss Mary Gall Miss Julia Wellhouse,
Miss Margaret Going, Miss Mabel
Cuthbert, Miss Emma Smith, Miss
Sara Mcclellan, Miss Helen Estey, Miss
Celia Smith, Miss Laura Lux and Miss
Gertrude Sears.
The latest news from Boulder is that
the Santa Fe man Is on a siding wait
ing for the limited to go by since the
newspaper man appeared on the scene.
But the information comes from the
newspaper man and may be colored-
Miss Ethel Davis is entertaining
few girls informally at tea this evening
for Mrs. Jack Dodsworth of Leaven-
worth.
The girls have selected the three
most conceited men in town by p s9IHi-
lar vote and will give a party in their
honor. Refreshments. human balloon
juice.
Lawrence Journal: Mrs. George
Esterly entertained a few little folks
Monday afternoon. to celebrate the
fifth birthday anniversary of her son,
George Roberts. The afternoon was
spent playing games, after which sup
per was served. the principal feature
ed with candles. Mrs. Esterly was as
sisted by Bernice Barker, Lucene
Spencer, Nellie May and Albert Scnaii
Somebody. really ought to break 1t
gently to a girl who IS spending the
summer out Of town that one or her
rivals has been making the most OF her
absence and has her seventeen up ana
one to play.
Kansas city Journal; Mr.; and Mrs
Arthur L. Murphy, 1908 Hest place,
have returned from Oklahoma.
Mrs. George NJ. Myers, 63S East Ar
mour boulevard will be home the last
of the week from a trip through Can
ada.
A very beautiful visiting girl from
Kansas City is IN town for the week
Mrs. H. Morton White is giving re-
ception this afternoon at her house on
Buchanan street.
Another man who has been out there
is telling the real reason why a chap
who went to Colorado for two weeks
and has staid a month, doesn't say any
thing about coming back. She is
blonde.
Miss staley, of Long Beach, Cal, is
the guest of Miss Helen Tillotson who
will entertain in her honor
The Fillmore street whist club viii
meet tomorrow morning with mrs
George A. Clark.
There is only one girl In town who
can look like camel but there ere are 1o q
whole lot of men VINO can give soou
limitations of rabbits
Emporla Gazette: Miss Augusta
Wiggam will entertain Tuesday n5g si5
for her guests, Miss Josephine Kelo
and Miss Grace Overmyer of Topeka.
Atchison Globe A visiting girl in
town has such high pompadour that
she carries her powder box, powoer rag
mirror and package of pins in 1t.
Who is she2 Bfde Dudley writing in
the Denver Post says:
Visiting out on Thirty-flrst street. 10
Denver is a very attractive girl from
Topeka, Kan. Since she has been IN
town the young men out that way nave
lieralIy besieged the house where she
is staying. One youth IN particular.
has been very attentive. Friday a
nartv Of young people, including the
topeka kirl and the attentive youth
went out to Elitch's to spend the even
ing. Now, the young Vlsltlor mas
slight affection of the heart and tries
to avoid becoming excited. During the
evening ride on the roller coaster was
suggested The young visitor tnougnt
she could stand it, ana she ana the at
tentfve young man went around to-
gether. incidentally. it may be said
that the roller coaster is known as
GREAT place for Iove-making. The 9TH
ers OF the party finished their ride first
and when the girl reached the starting
place again they were all waiting for
her. Almost as one person they asked;
.sIow's your heart Margaret?''
oh" replied the Topeka girl, I've
got it yet.
Then the young man looked sheepish
Notes and Personal Mention.
Mrs. Howell Jones and Miss Mar
earet Jones expect to leave tomorrow
for Flagstaff. Ariz., for a short stay
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