The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1906-02-03

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ticular. The new club house will be
completed by March.
When the crowd merged into a car
at the transfer station the other af-
ternOOn a very large, red-faced man
pushed himself in front of a deli
cate little woman leading little girl
by the hand. He made no apology,
just pushed ahead of them. The little
woman drew aside. Let the old gen
man get in first, dear" she said to the
little girl. Hes very feeble"
The Varsity club will give a dance
at Steinberg's Friday evening.
A bunch of Rah-Rah boys from
the university came up from Law
renee the other night for a dance
They had planned to come on the
Plug, but discovered late in the after
noon that nobody in the crowd had
money enough to pay his own fare,
much less buy railway tickets for all,
and their whole borrowing acquaint-
anceship was included in the party.
After they had given up the idea of
the Topeka dance and it was too late
for the Plug one of the boys received
that single JOY and consolation of the
college mans life, a letter from home
including a check, and they all caught
a later train and reached here in time
for the fourth dance. Which proves
that patience and perseverance are
their own reward and a check in need
is friend. indeed.
Miss C1emma BoHard's guests at a
party last night at her home on Col
lege Hill for her guest Miss Reba
Bauman of Usage City were: Miss
Fila Beers. Miss Ethel Frizell, Miss
Pearl Grote, Miss Nellie Scott, Miss
Mary Aten Miss Laura. Lux, Miss
Hattie Bell, Miss Lavere Langdon,
Miss Lille Martin, Mr. DoFies Leeper,
Mr.. Lamm, Mr. Howard, MI. Combs,
Mr.. Homer Haynes. Mr.. O. Whitney,
Mr.. Paul Adams, Mr.. Gay Lawrence
and Mr.. Clarence Aten. Miss Mary
Aten will entertain this evening for
Miss Bauman.
st think he might speak to me, -
said an aggrieved man yesterday. "I
owe him five dollars"
Miss Karolyn B. Whittlesey's piano
/ pupils will give a recital at her studio
in the StOrmont building tonight. The
students taking part are: FRED Sabine,
| Kelsey Petro, Karl Menninger, Frances
/ McCHntOck, Margaret Fuller, Fay
/ Friedberg, Ruth Kastor, Dorothy
/ Parkhurst, Blanche Archer, Frieda
/ Belts. Gladys Boyle, Mabel Kingsley,
Minnie McGreW, Norman Whitney.
Anna Tuline. De Witt Hagar, Robert
/ Billiard, F. Walsh, NJ. Cushing, Mabel
! Forbes. Jessie Faulkner, Kate Hall
Ethel Kingsley, Helen Roehr. Helen
Otis, Eva Baily, Myrtle Radclif
Jeanette Ware. Miss Jean Park
hurst accompanist. Miss Whittlesey
will be ably assisted by Miss Nina
/ Thomas, contralto.
A Topeka man says he held hands
with Alice Roosevelt before Nick did
but adds that she was only ten OF
eleven years old when it happened,
which takes off the curse.
Mrs. C. w Merriam will entertain
the members of the Calidorean club
at an informal Kensington Monday
afternoon at her home in Governor
square.
Mrs. W. z. McVey has asked guests
for Monday afternoon in compliment
/ to Mrs James Humphrey of Fort
Scott, who is Mrs. J. S. Vests guest
Tuesday Mrs. James, Brier will enter
tain for Mrs. Humphrey.
Miss Margaret Jones was the hostess
of the Friday Whist club yesterday
Mrs. Frank Scott Davis, Mrs. Joseph
/ Morgan. Mrs. Dick Alden and Miss
Anna Harrison We're substitutes.
The members of the B. G. and c.
card club met at the home Of Mrs.
/ Ernest voorhees, on West Sixth street
| Wednesday evening. Miss Ruby