The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1906-08-07


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The marriage of Miss Maud Bates and
Mr.. Francis c. Krauskopf of Madison,
Wisconsin, VIII take place at seven
o'clock this evening at the home Of the
brides parents. Mr.. and Mrs. A. H.
Bates, 1881 Western avenue
Miss Mary Meade will give an inform
al tea tomorrow afternoon between the
hours Of three and half after five O'Clock
for her sister, Mrs. Walter Roy Ranney,
of Arkansas City.
Another blow: Robert W. Chambers
permits Stephen Siward, his sweet, pink
tea hero of The Fighting Chance, to say,
in a conversation over the telephone,
who am talking tor" The average
plain. plug man can get balled up Oh
his who's and whom's and nobody think
anything Of it. But the perfectly lovely
Siward!
Mr. and Mrs. Harry C. Ashby of Tulsa,
oklahoma, who have been guests OF
honor at a number of dinners and other
entertainments during their visit in To-
peka VIII entertain the members of the
Evening club at a dinner at the Country
club tomorrow night.
Miss Mabel Andrews entertained at
morning cards today for Miss Daisy
Vance and Miss Grace Vance of Okla
homa City. The others asked were:
Mrs Charles L. Mitchell, Miss Helen
Cartilage, Miss Lenore Sim. Miss Sara
MacLeilan Miss Florence Tucker, Miss
Agnes Burdge Miss Alice Wizard, Miss
Julia Lsrimer, Miss Mamie Knox, Miss
Airline Dietrich, Miss Eleanor Mcdonald,
Miss Edith Atwood, Miss Mary Meade
Miss Virginia Mead, Miss Alice Meade
Miss Edna Herbst Miss Mabel Cuth-
bert Miss Maude Grimes. Miss Kath-
arine Holmes of Emporia, Miss Helen
McClintock, Miss Esther Rauch, Miss
Grace Frost. Miss Eleanor Wheeler.
Miss Hazel Jones. Miss Mildred Poin-
dexter. Miss Audrey Gardner Miss
Louise 1IcNeal. Miss Julia Weuhouse.
Miss Margaret Going, Miss Emma
Smith, Miss Lulu Healy. Miss Edith
Morton, Miss Anna. Troutman. Miss
Emma Bolmar, Miss Alice Lariner.
Miss Elizabeth Mcclellan, Miss Myra
TOmpixins. Miss isabel Heath, Miss
Frances Winters. Miss Nellie Mills
paugh. Miss Daisy Neal. Miss Marion
Thompson, Miss Lu Grace Whitmer
Miss Nadine Lyle. Miss Marguerite
Mills Miss Jessie Wolfe of Indianapolis.
Miss Eleanor Lukens.
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One OF the summer girls just home
from her vacation was called down
stairs the first night after her return
and finding seven real men waiting for
her on the front porch gave one look
and sWooned away like the heroine Of
an eighteenth century novel. Topeka
for mine she murmured as she re-
gained consciousness and realized that
1t was not all dream. While was
gone I was one of five girls to share
the attentions of a blase sophomore of
nineteen years from an inland univer-
Bity. The five Of US trotting around
after that poor lone youth was one Of
the sights Of the village. But honestly
he was the only man on the town site
and our possession of him marked us
as the bellies Of the season"
Miss Leta Rice will entertain a small
company Informally tonight for Miss
Margaret Pearson of Wakefield. who is
the guest of Miss Ella Davis.
Miss Marie Vanderpool will give a
small luncheon Thursday in cOmpli-
ment to Miss celia Zellers who leaves
next week for permanent home in
one Of the society girl fans is so
crazy about the Cooleycrow's right
fielder that she is talking of giving a
coming out party for him.
Since the recent visit of a very popu-
lar Atchison girl one Of the chaps IS
announcing casually to evervone he
business trip to Atchison in about
two weeks. And how he hates it,
From Glen Park, Colo. correspond
ence in the Denver Post: Governor
Koch and family, DR.. A. B. Copeland,
baRerintendent OF schools Eaton.