The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1906-02-10

MI QUO SIIOWlS, Mr. waiter Hayes
Mr. Stanley Reed, Mr.. Russell Frost
Mr.. Street, Mr.. William Heap, Mr..
Harry Eagle and Mr.. Marcus Bogue
You may make up your mind to one
invariable rule: nobody else thinks your
children's bright sayings as clever as
you do.
The Topeka chapter of the Phi Lamb
da Epsilon fraternity celebrated their
anniversary, which falls upon February
Y, last night insteaa of next Monday.
The entertainment was dance at Hud-
sons, invitations limited to the frat men
and corresponding number of girls.
Inc guests were asked for a card party
at the home of Mr.. Quinton Adams and
the dance was a surprise. The COM
pany included Miss Alice Lakin, Miss
Isabel Smith, Miss isabel Heath. Miss
Marie Lagerstrom. Miss Marion Thomp-
son. Miss Katherine Kellan Miss Hazel
Howe, Miss Gladys Sec tt, Miss Esther
Rodgers, Miss Louise Heath Miss Edith
Norton Miss Clara FIeishman, Miss
Henrietta Alexander, Miss Alice I.arf-
ner, Mr.. Holmes Meade, Mr. Nelson
Meade, Mr.. Clarence Jordan. Mr.. Her
bert Lininger, MI Richard Fritz Mr..
Roy Starr, Mr.. Arthur Gray. Mr.. Leroy
Rauch, Mr.. Russell Grimes, Mr. James
Mcfarland Mr.. Arner Robenson, Mr..
Carl Trap. Mr. Stafford Chamberlain,
Mr.. Allen McNeal.
A Topeka man and Topeka girl who
have been friends for a gOodtmany years,
in a desultOry way, without attracting
much attention have become deeply in
/ terested in one another and their en-
gagement may be announced soon.
Mr.. Charlie Gilfllan gave a skating
party at the rink this afternoon.
The Sensation" of a recent meeting of
a high school dancing class was the dis
covery of one of the couples sitting out
on the stairs behind a screen. It is said
( however. that she remembe red the pro-
prieties and slapped him on the wrist
at the proper moment.
/ A subscription dance will be given by
I some of the high school fraternity men
at 6teinberg's next Friday evening.
The Topeka KubeIik society will at
/ tend the concert at the auditorium in
a body Monday night. The Kube1k So
/ clety includes three we'll known men
/ about town who claim an excuse fol-
/ organizing because they went to Kansas
/ City to hear the viclinist when he was
/ first there. There was a fourth I en-
Der but he fell from grace and was ex-
PEELED
Mrs. Elmer E. Bloom viii entertain
( the Maids and Matrons Wednesday af-
/ ternoon.
a Topeka girl is pretty and attrac-
! tive and has had plenty of admirers
but she is unlucky at love-that is, al
/ though she has loved and been loved
/ IT has never happened to be the same
man. 1t is said she has poor judgment
( at critical stage and shows her hand
too early and too readily so that her
suffers finding the game easy lose in
Miss Ella Davis viii give a valentine
I party Wednesday night for Miss Bere-
nice Johnson.
when I hear him speaking Wen OF
! one of his rivals" she said, talking OF
a man who is very much in love. 81
/ know his girl is neglecting that par
Miss Ethel Estberg, teacher of phys
/ ical culture at the TOpeak high school
/ will give an exhibition of the work OF
/ her department at the Auditorium OF
/ the evening of Friday, March 2 The
! entertainment win consist, in theil
order. of these features: A fancy
I march, a dumb bell drill, fancy steps
/ exercises with the Indian clubs, rub
/ Der ball drill a wand drill. a rOundal
! all to be followed by a game OF basket
/ ball by the boys. Miss Estberg viii Sc
/ lect for these exercises the best drilled
from her $50 students and they viii
be dressed in correct uniform. The fla
floor will be cleared for the drills.
A Topeka girl found husbands TO
two of her chums-one is married anC
the other about to be--and now neithei
/ of them are friendly with her. DID
/ they draw blanks2 Such ingra itud'
is hard to account for.
Mrs Ralph Clauser and Mrs. Willie
+ A. Clauser will be at home informally
! to their friends Wednesday afternoon
/ at the formers house. No invitations
/ Mrs. Willet Clauser leaves Thursda.
for a new home in san Francisco.
It doesn't take much to entertain
crowd Of girls. DO come up thi
] afternoon" a Topeka avenue girl SAT-