The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1906-02-19

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A number of his friends gave a dinner
at the Elks' club last night for Mr.. Fay
Thompson, who viii leave Topeka his
week for Cleveland. Ohio. to take the
position Of district passenger agent Of
the Rock Island. There were IA in the
company and Mr.. j. A. Stewart of kan
sas City was here for the occasion. Mr..
Thompson expects to leave Wednesday.
Another Topeka woman has Titianiz-
ed her hair.
The engagement Of Mr.. Charles
Fletcher, formerly of AtChison. now of
Schenectady, New York, to Miss Kath-
airline Westinghouse, daughter of Mr..
and Mrs Herman ), estinghouse Of
Schenectady. was recently announced
by the parents of the young woman at
dinner given in New York city Mr..
Fletcher was graduated from the school
OF electrical engineering at the UniveT-
sity of Kansas nine or ten years ago.
and has since been employed by the
Westinghouse Electrical company He
was member of the Phi Gamma Delta
fraternity at K. U. and used to visit in
Topeka where he has a number of ac-
quaintances.
A new standard in engagement rings
in Topeka has been set since a recently
engaged girl sprung hers on the public
and all the other girls, whose diamonds
are not so large are threatening to
throw theirs away.
Miss Elvia Miuspaugh Will entertain
the Friday afternoon whist club at the
Bishops House Wednesday afternoon.
Mr.. Herman Springer. the Kansas
City barytOne who sang for the first
time i'm Topeka at the drawing room
recital given by Mr.. and Mrs. J. w.
Kaiser and Miss Hazel Kaiser Satur-
DAY night. delighted about eighty
guests who had been asked to hear
him. He has a beautiful voice and an
excellent method and his program
was thoroughly enjoyed Miss Celeste
Nell1s played his accomplishments and
ms numbers Included a group of Ger
man songs. Silent Woe. Secret Greet
ing, A Moonlight Night Auatna and
designation, q selection from FHland
Dy Alex Won FieletZ. Drink to Me ONLY
Win Thine Eyes, They Beaming Ewes
by MacDowell, Tom the Rhymer by c.
Lowe, At Twilight by Nevin. Hindoo
song by BeTmbeeg, and Had A Horse
4 Finer No One Ever Saw. by Borbav
MISS Kaiser who is one Of Mr.. Spring
s. pupils sang two songs by request
MISS anna Marie Nellis and Miss Pearl
derrberg assisted the hostesses.
They say this is another Joke on the
T. b. O. professional Bawler-Out)
ana perhaps 1t is; This morning little
SHY Drechsel split some oil on the
n9of. greatly shocking his sister Da-
cotan VINO said, I think thatu be in
tne paper about Billy splitting that oil. -
MIS- James L. King is entertaining
the Monday whist club today.
A formerly of Topeka. now of Kan
sas city. man is very much interested
~ Leavenworth girl and spends. his
alternate Sundays with her.
Mr.. and Mrs. Willard n. Hall and
Mr. Horace Hall have issued invita-
tons for dance at Steinberg's Tues
day. February q.
Mrs. T. J. Kellam has asked ef,ests
1or a luncheon Thursday for mrs.
John - Mitchell of Providence. Rhode
Island, who is the guest Of her sister
N4fs- Bennett r. Wheeler.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. NJ. Padgett win enter
tam tner euchre club Friday night
Miss Margaret Garvev viii give .
sInaH hearts party tonight for Miss
Berenice Johnson. The guests viii in
clude Miss Johnson. Miss Fsugenia
QuintOn Miss Ella Davis Miss Csraee
Koontz, Miss Suzanne RODGERS Mr.
larry Eagle. Mr. Clarence Jordan. Afr
James Mcfarland, Mr. Amer Robenson