The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1906-03-22


A young rounder who occasionally
makes a noise like a working man was
whlstling around the office where he
is employed this morning and was
I called down by one Of his associates.
There it goesi" he exclaimed in an
aggrieved voice. THE first morning
I've felt like whistling in a year, and
the best can get is a call down.
The Guild of Grace cathedral will
give luncheon at Guild Hall from
twelve to two o'clock next Wednesday.
Mrs. James L. King and Mrs. William
A. Morton will be in charge.
The Adonis of the Meuin's Food
crowd is said to be just crazy about
visiting girl from Illinois.
Miss Emma Viets will give a dinner
this evening at the National in compli-
ment to Mrs Dorsey Hunnell Of Des
Moines Ia, who is the guest of Mr..
ard Mrs. ChappeH E. Foote. The
guests viii include Mrs. Hunnell. Mr..
/ and Mrs Foote. Mr. and Mrs. George
r. Cole, Mr.. and Mrs. c. M. Hill, Mr..
and Mrs. G. ID. Lyle. Mr.. and Mrs.
i Charles L. wood. Mr.. and Mrs Luther
Burns. DR.. Eva Harding, Mr.. Fraser
Cole.
The men of the senior class of
Washburn college gave a dinner last
night at the ThrOOp in compliment to
the class officer, Mr.. William A. Harsh
barger. of the chair of mathematics.
I Covers were laid for Mr.. Harshbarger,
7 MI Ray Jones, Mr.. Artie Harris, Mr..
/ Clarence johnson. Mr.. A. c. Ramsey,
! MI o. Miller Mr.. I. NJ. Platt, Mr.. Ar
/ thur Plat, Mr.. Ward Green, Mr.. Hugh
Mcfarland. Mr. EldOn Tjce. Mr.. James
Mcclure, Mr.. John Van de Mark, Mr..
e. Dales, Mr.. Harry Davis Mr.. Ralph
futile. Mr.. Ed O'DOnovan, Mr.. Pliny
Snyder.
The senior class dinner for the
he - f1e
lThroop-
Sent in: a Fillmore street girls
meuagerie includes Wolf and an
Eagle and she is also said to be greatly
interested in Lyons:
The Rev. Mr.. and Mrs. J. B. AIcAfee
entertained a few old family friends
tuesday night at their home on west
Fifth street in celeb1 alton Of their fifty
fourth wedding anniversary.
one of the girls gave pool party
night before last but it would be aw
fuzzy wicked to publish such thing in
Lent.
al know they say he is an unwilling
performer" said a. man in discussing
his bet on a Matrimonial Derby entry,
but I am counting on the jockey in
this case whom, I nave reason 10 know,
has nice hands is q good judge Of pace
known to throw a race but If she IS rid
ing to win she viii land him inside the
money
I'm going to cut out all the Before
Taking entertainments" said q prospec-
tive bride this morning, and conserve
my energies so that I car have some
show of living through my sea-slckness
on my wedding journey
lT~,+o-s and Personal Mention
MIR and Mrs L. W. Willitts and their
family. of Kansas City. viii come 10
Topeka next month to reside peIII PERM
nentlv and will take the house adJoln-
ing Mrs. Willis mother and sisters
Mrs. Margaret Johnson, Mrs George
NJ. Eagle and Mrs Margaret Wlsglh'
on Quincy street .,.. :.
Mr. L. l.. Bailey, OF Chanute, is d
guest of Mr. and Mrs. y. r e7aIi esoii
Mrs. T. W. Peers and her daughter
Irene will go to Ann Arbor, Mich, next
week to attend her parents golden
wedding anniversary celepralioIl- 1 iisS
viii be gone about three weeks
Mrs. J. C. McClintock is expected
home Saturday from a visit to mrs
Waterman stone, OF Kansas City
Mr. Albert T. Reid will lecture be
fore the newspaper classes at the I'M
versity of Kansas at Lawrence tomor-
row morning on newspaper lllustrit-
ing $500
Mr. Frank llr1gES- VINO mas tiA1SA 81
the University at Lawrence, is pledged
to the Beta Theta Pi.
Mr. Mare Robbins, who has been
visiting his mother, Mrs A. D. Hop-
bins, has gone to Chicago to reJoln ms
theatrical company
Mrs. Charles Rankin, OF McLouJn'
is the guest Of Mrs. J. D. Corbett-
Mrs. a. C. Jacques, of Clay Center,
is the guest of Mrs J. D. n Hamilton
Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Poindexter
left yesterday for Parsons to reside
permanently
Mr. and Mrs William Trap, or
Miami. l. T.. have announced the birth
Of a daughter Tuesday, March 20
Mrs. J. d. Stevens. OF Cameron, NO,
and Mrs James Griffin. of Pittsheld,
N. NJ, who were the guests Of MI and
Mrs. c. T. Mcclellan. left Tuesday for
Cameron.
Mrs Frank Moss and her baby
daughter returned to St. Marys yes
terday-
Mrs c.. H. Samson returned yester-
day from a short visit in Lawrence.
Mr. and Mrs GIL Updegram are at
home at the Devon.
Mr.. and Mrs w. NJ Forbes VIII ar
rive home today from trip to the
Pacific coast.
Mrs. J. S. Sproat went to Kansas
City today to be the guest Of her sister
Mrs. j. g. Morris.
Mrs A. D. Gray left for Michigan
yesterday to spend a fortnight.
Mr.. and Mrs Lloyd Stanley left to-
day for their future home in Empor1a
Mrs. H i. Shirer, assisted by Mrs.
1 7 r Daniels viii entertain the Help