The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1906-08-09

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BY giving the full first name or Two
initials with all proper names. Items
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last night at his home, First and
Western avenue, for the officers OF the
New Century Life Union company.
The guests were Mr.. J. W. Haughey Of
wellington Mr.. L G. Beal Dr.. John
H Outland, Mr.. A. N Harvey and Mr..
9. 2. Nye-
DR.. and Mrs. J. c. McClintock have
issued invitations for a reception Fri
day evening for Mr.. and Mrs. c. ].
Price Of Johannesburg, Africa, who are
spending the summer with them.
The Fillmore Street Whist club is
meeting today with Mrs. E. A. Herbst.
The considerate hostess. extending
invitations for pink tea, viii think OF
the girl fans and avoid entertaining on
ladies free day"
Mr.. and Mrs Harry c. Ashby of
Tulsa, L T.. entertained the Evening
club at dinner at the Country club last
night.
Emporia Gazette "wednesday; Miss
Augusta Wlggam viii entertain to-
night in compliment to her guests. Miss
Grace OveFnyer ana Miss JosefiilffS
Bell Of Topeka
Miss Mary Gushing and Mr.. Charles
Cushing gave q party last night at
their home. 4S2 Monroe street, for their
cousin. Miss Katharine Lantry of kan
sas City. The others asked We're MISS
Jean Rodgers, Miss Patty Hyre OF
Wichita Miss Elizabeth Walsh Of Chi
cago Miss Louise Seller, Miss Isabel
Hall Miss Gertrude Keller, Miss Mary
I.annan Miss Edna Maher, Miss
Frances Walsh. John Maher, Paul Lam
nan. Charles Seller, Meade Ryan, and
Billie Pearson
Miss Marie Vanderpool gave morn
ing party followed by luncheon today /
for Miss leila Zellers, who leaves next
week for q permanent home in Seattle, /
Wash. The other guests were Miss
Hazel Criswel, Miss Edna Campbell, !
Miss Wilman Wright, Miss Hazel Tillot- !
son, Miss Gertrude Pearson, Miss Flor
ence Guild. Miss Frances Lawlor, Miss
Grace Waugh of Eskridge, Miss Vivian
Wise, Miss Cora Trimmer. Miss Helen
Roehr. Miss Hulda Pool, Miss Kathar-
inc Lux Miss Lillian Lee and Miss
Florence Srattinger.
Mrs. Oscar W. Neil will entertain
about thirty guests at luncheon Satur- /
of Galesburg, Ill.
Who said "An the world loves a
lover?" It may have been true when
he said 1t but If 50 times have
changed "AII the world loves t2
make fun of lover" says Mr.. E w /
Howe Of the Atchison Globe. and that
IS nearer the truth. If you want to
find out how little your friends love
q lover, other than their own lovers,
- -ra
been intimately acquainted with the
parlor blacksmiths all your life but
YOU don't really know what knocking
is until you are suspected of being in
terested in somebody in a romantic
way.
Miss Ruth Ethel stickney viii en-
terrain at her home on West Tenth
avenue Saturday afternoon from to
o'clock IN honor of Miss Ella Foley.
whose. marriage to Mr.. Herbert Clay
ton viii take place on the 18th. Miss
Ethel Sheldon will entertain at her
home on Western avenue Monday af-
ternoon for Miss Foley and Miss
Grace Wylie will give musicale at
her home Friday evening in, honor of
Miss Foley and Mr.. Clayton
y
A prominent member Of the smart
set Is going TO give a dinner party but
ne would be awfully annoyed if his
name SnouiQ get into print.
The following crowd drove out to
the country home of Mr. and Mrs.
George Maths Tuesday evening Of
this week: Mr. and Mrs Isaac Sheet.
Miss Margaret Casey, Miss Margaret
Hanley, Miss Sadie Baird. Miss Kath-
ryn Weber. Miss Edith CampbelI
Miss Mae Dewitt, Miss Kathryn Nc
German, Miss Mildred Baird Mr.. vii
liam Riley. Mr.. Mike Murray. Mr.
Thos. Delahoyde, Mr. Joe Triton. Mr.
Roy Boast. Mr.. John McAuliffe. Mr.
Rosenstein, and Mr. Joe Delahovde
The Gae Lang club is enjoying a pic
mic today at Green Tree Lodge the
Merriam country place. The members
Of the club are Mr.. and Mrs. Frank
KIingaman. Mr.. and Mrs. Nelson Giles
Mr. and Mrs. John Morley. Mr. and
Mrs. Harry LANCE, Mr.. and Mrs. John
p. Rogers
Three Topeka FOUNDERS who are
travelling about in the east and have
been having a giddy time wherevertbev
auded recently went up against a
fashionable hotel OF the ANTHONY
eOmstock variety at Lake Champlain.