The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1906-08-10

OF The State journal VIII confer = Aa.t9s
BY giving the Luli hrst name OF 80 ,
l1sitials, with all proper naTnes 4reLn4
must be accompanied hy the name ano
address OF the writer OF they can not %
yubiished-l
Miss Isadel Heath and Miss Louise
ternoon cards Monday at their nome
on Western avenue in compliment 10
Miss Grace Vance and Miss Daisy
Vance of Oklahoma City.
BROMLEY went down town on West
sixth avenue line the other day ana
got a transfer for Winewood. on sne
avenue he met a friend and IoaIeq pc
fore he took a Vinewood car Wheh
he handed the conductor MS tfalls1et
the latter looked it all over caIeLuilg &,
turning it three or four times stuuytils
the punch holes in the margin ana con
summed almost FIVE minutes in It's m
spection before he said. RMS IS ls1 |
good.' No drawled Bromley, as ne
reached in his trousers pocket Tor ms
fare II know 1t isn't now, but II was
when I handed it to you
Miss Alice I4akin is entertaining the
Friday whist club at the Country clup
this afternoon for her cousin, MIS-
Walter Roy Ranney OF I. ARKANSAS lily
A basket OF. peaches was passed and
.4he Girl took one and proceeded 10 eat
al "CannibaL" said the Man with a
-anroacbful accent. She stared at him
a moment in astonishment then as the
light broke upon her replied tar1ly;
ivviu wait until I see you consuming
lobster before I retaliate-
Dr.. and Mrs. Frank E. Bisseu Of
minneapolis, MINI. announce the mar
Fiage Of their daughter Emily to Mr.
John William Newau to take place
at home at 917 West Fourteenth street,
Topeka, after September 10.
Note the fine distinction drawn by
tho S. r. when the reports that
lsomebody us visiting relatives
and friends" For as the Cynic's
lcaIendar observes "God gives US our
relatives. but thank fortune We can
tchoose our friends.
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The Felicity Whist club will play at
hvinewood next Tuesday
Heard in passing: "On the square
Thought she was the candy with hick-
E9r-v nuts I'm it and a maraschino cherry
ION top until she pinned lemon on
lme."
A Topeka girl who has three or four
isuitors who quarrel over her Sunday
evenings has had happy thought and
Twill arrange to spend all her Sundays
out of town Life for her hereafter
ipromises to be one large juicy tapioca
pudding. for the O1SDOSlLlOn OF nei
Sunday evenings. and their equitable
division, has heretofore been her only
worry. She has always been able to
manage her bookings with compare
tive satisfa ction to everybody except
for those Sunday evenings, but every
man on her list fights for the privilege
and distinction of being her S. R. and
of course they couldn't all occupy that
position all the time.
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Misses Nina and Ella Peacock are
giving q musicale this afternoon at
shungamoor for their niecess Misses
Naomi and Mary Peacock of Austin,
Texas.
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Two men. both over thirty and
therefore old enough for more useful
occupations, were discussing some as
poets Of the sentimental relation and
the best way to assume a tender atti-
tude with a girl. One somewhat lack
ing in experience. contended that there
Is only one way: to take her by the
hand. jokingly and playfulIy. If she
stands for it, all right; If she resents
st. all right. too, because that "jokingly
and playfully' clause. let's him down
easily. my boy" said the other man
soberly, you may live long enough to
find out that while there are only