The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1906-02-14

OF The STATE journal VIII confer a favor
Dy giving the fun first name or two
initials with all proper names. Items
must be accompanied BY the name ana
published.l
Topeka friends of Mr.. William F.
Coulson, who formeTl~ lived here, will
be interested in the announcement of
his marriage to Miss Marion Dick of
McLouth which took place in McLouth
tuesday, February g. Mr.. and Mrs.
Coulson viii live in Denver Col.
This is the day when people who are
afraid to say it to your face send you
comic Valentine.
The Phi Kappa Psis of the University
of Kansas have issued Invitations for
their annual party Monday, February
10. The Sigma Chi date is Wednesday,
February y. and the Phi Delt Friday
the 23d.
The best looking chap in .ae NTellins
food set and the hero of the chocolate
cream girls for the past two or three
years, has his nose out of joint There
is new man in town and the girls who
spend most of their time hanging
around the place where he is employed,
declare that he looks just like a How
ard Chandler Christy picture.
Mrs. J. ". Kaiser and Miss Hazel
Kaiser, 1901 Clay street. are issuing in
vitatiOus for drawing room recital and
reception Saturday evening of this week
to Introduce Mr.. Her n Springer, Vo-
calist, Of Kansas City, who will be their
guest over sunday. Mr.. Springer Will
sing a number of songs accompanied by
Miss Celeste Nelis and there will be
other musical numbers.
A Topeka bachelor fell deeply in love
With d young matron who visited here
from neighboring town recently and IS
greatly detected since she has left the
state for her home on the Pacific coast
Miss Helen McClintock viii entertain
the Esetoric club and a corresponding
number of men at Valentine card
party tonight.
The Ramblers' club will give a Valen-
tine party tonight at the home of Mr.
and Mrs. F. NJ. Conwell, 222 Eighth
avenue, east
There are matrimonial rumors about
charming widow who has been visiting
in the east for number of months.
Miss Ella Davis will give a Valentine
card party tonight for Miss Berenice
Johnson who is leaving Topeka soon for
a permanent residence in Atchison. The
invitations include Miss johnson, MISS
Margaret Garvey, Miss Grace Koontz,
Miss Eugenia Quinton. Miss Leta Rice,
Mr. Frank Reed, Mr.. John Heller. Mr..
Stanley Reed, Mr.. Jay Smith, Mr.. Harry
Eagle and Mr.. Dana Parkhurst. The
game viii be hearts
A professional visiting girl from an
other state is in a neighboring town,
and her Topeka acquaintances are
afraid to open kilograms or answer the
telephone for fear of message from
her announcing that she will visit
them
Mrs Elmer E. Bloom is entertaining
the Maids and MatrOns club this after
noon and these additional -sguests.i
Mrs Charles A. Bradley, Mrs. G. H.
Burger, and Mrs. c. S Bowman.
A Topeka man who is interested in
two girls sent both valentines today
one American Beauties and the other
violets. The roses went out Of town.
Mrs NJ F. Rigby is Entertaining at
cards this afternoon her invitations
including the Fleur de Lis club and
these extra guests: Mrs. John Green,
Mrs. Carlton Sawin, Mrs. George Nc
Gov. Mrs Walter Mitchell Mrs. A. T.
Lucas, Mrs. W. E. Heatherly, Mrs. j.
w. Woodding. Mrs A. A. Hayes, Mrs.
w. 0. Rigby. Mrs. Francis NJ. StraWn,
Mrs Emmett Rigby, Mrs. Henri
Strawn, Miss Eva Mayberry and Miss
Ray Risteen.
A Topeka man whose best after
0IQ0eT stories are IOhES OAl Ills " liz
tells this one. A few years ago she be-
gan to study china painting but soon
gave it up One day she finished
plate and took it to him for inspection.
He glanced up from his paper sec
Ond and said. you know / don t know
one kind of flower from another"
'Flowers!" she repeated, Indignantly.
Those aren't flowers; they re birds"
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Lang enter
a C1TIh las night
If YOU didn't know it before. you
find out that people are next to YOU
when you receive your share of the
comic valentines.
The new rector of fashionable
church in a neighbOring town is
good fellow, and all the girls are said
to be crazy about him.
Another talked of engagement is
that of q very pretty and popular girl
in q neighboring town. who visits here
Kansas famous men, and a young
army officer.
Costume weddings are going to be
popular in Topeka this spring. One
of the brides is thinking of a Vatican
shepherdess procession; another will
have her maids dress in Empire
mode and q third is considering
copying Gainsborough pictures
Some say. however. that she is not
getting ready to marry her ex-hus-
band, but a Kansas City man. and the
fact that she is going to the trouble
of preparing trousseau lends color
to this These wise ones also insist
that the eX-husband will marry a
western young woman this spring.
A skating rink habitue. noted for his
I s,-5 - he a. g.,,,
terest he excftes among the girls, re-
ceived six duplicate valentines today
from as many love Torn maidens=the
design, skaters on a frozen heart
An heiress from southern Kansas
town viii visit IN Topeka this week and
the fact that one of the fellows claims
he saw her first viii probably not keep
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