The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1906-08-04

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"A LTHOUGH so many Of the girls
are out of town and the sum-
mer had been looked forward
to with some apprehension
on this account, the always
welcome visiting girl has been
here in force to dispel the dizziness ana
lend that variety which is the spice OF
the social situation. In the deDulsAAts
and subdebutante sets there have peeh
many visitors for whom entertain
ments have been and are to be given
and the midsummer lethargy has tnus
been largely avoided.
Among the most popular and atIrac-
tive of the V. G-'s is from Atchison,
town famous for sweet and pretty
girls, Miss Ruby Chisham, who has
been the guest of Miss Jeanette Wal
colt twice this summer and went
home today accompanied by her
hostess, after a short visit. Miss ems
ham is a conspicuous success in To-
peka, as she is said to be wherever she
goes She is an uncOmmOnly pretty
brunette and has the most charming
ways Indeed, as one Of the men eX-
pressed It, "She is really fascinating.
Miss Chisham bears q considerable
physical resemblance to Miss Walcott
who was also formerly an Atchison
girl, and who is regarded is one OF the
local beauties
Among the other visitors are Miss
Katharine Holmes of Emporia, guest
Of Miss Maud Grimes and Miss Clara
Fleishman; Miss Fern Hayden of KAN
sas CITY with Mrs A. W. Lacey. and
the Misses Vance Of Oklahoma City,
formerly of Topeka. who are guests
of Miss Mabel Andrews, Miss Anna
Troutman. Miss Helen Cartilage, Miss
Emma Bolmar and other friends, and
Tor whom number Of parties nave
been given. and Miss Alice Bayless of
Springfield, Mo- who is with her
cousin, Miss Corinne Coston.
Some Of the entertainments to be
given for the visitors next week in
clude an afternoon card party which
Miss Phil Reed viii give Monday for
Miss Bayless and Miss COston who has
been visiting in Springfield and Fort
Scott since Immediately after her
graduation fllm the high school in
June. Monday evening Mrs A. w.
lacey will entertain for her guest, Miss
Hayden. Tuesday Miss Mabel An
drews gives a morning card party for
the Misses Vance and Friday AFTERNOON
from to o'clock the Misses Pea
cock viii give d musicale at their sub
urban home, ShungamOor, for their
nieces, Misses Naomi and Mary Pea
cock of Austin, Texas. In addition to
these affairs is the wedding of Miss
Maud Bates, daughter of Mr.. and Mrs.
"A. H. Bates, and Mr.. Francis c. Kraus-
kopf which takes place Tuesday.
The musicale and dance at the
Country club last night were largely
ATTENDED by members and their fami-
lies and was one Of the most successful
and delightful of the series of enter
fainments which have been given at
the new club this summer. The mu-
sicale programme was made up en-
tirely of vocal numbers The Ladies'
Music club quartette, including Mrs.
Frank j. Thomas, Mrs. George Park
Foster, gave numbers and the other
singers were Miss Irene Horner,
soprano Miss Nina Thomas. contralto.
Mrs. Harold Copeland Mr.. David
Bowie and Mrs. James Moroe Dancing
followed the programme. Mrs. John
Clark Harmon was in charge of the
musicale. The rooms We're decorated
with the field and garden flowers of
the season
Mrs. A. w. Lacey has asked guests
Tor next Monday evening in compl-
ment to Miss Fern Hayden of Kansas
City who is visiting her.
Miss Lulu Healy IS entertaining at
cards at the Country club this after
noon for Miss Daisy Vance and Miss
Grace Vance of Oklahoma City. The
others asked We're. Miss Helen Nc
Clintock. Miss Alice Meade, Miss Vir-
ginia Meade. Miss Sarah Mcclellan,
Miss Mabel Cuthbert Miss Lugrace
Whitmer. Miss Florence Tucker. Miss
Airline Dietrich Miss Daisy Neil, Miss
Lora Neil, Miss Agnes Burdge. Miss
Ann Sweet. Miss Louise McNeal. Miss
Mabel Andrews. Miss Helen cartridge.
Miss Esther Rauch, Miss PermeIia
Curtis Miss Mabel Skinner, Miss Julia
Iarimer. Miss Nellie Raster, Miss Vi
Wan futile Miss Anna Troutman, Miss
Hazel Nelson and Miss Berenice Healy.
The men Of the Hehanthus set are or
ganiZing a revolution. They are plan
ming to Introduce twelve new girls into
the set md see that they get 10 all the
dances. This In order to give the Sue
cesses who can't stand prosperity a
much needed rest. The plan has been
talked over among the men who have
received II with enthusiasm but every
girl to whom the subject has been
preached has knocked. Twelve new
girls said one Of the established favor
ties In high scOrn, I'D like to know
where you're going to find themf" in a
tone indicating that everybody who is
anybody is already Included In the
sacred circle. But the men know where
20 find them and have them all picked
out They are all buds, Of excellent
FAMILY, pretty and as George AIDE saws
with all the component parts of a
peach They viii undoubtedly add
considerably to the gaiety of nations for
this set next winter If the men can make
good in bringing them in The old girls
VIII probably DO their worst in the vvay
of "ganging" the new but when thew
find that the men are determined to in
troduee the latter and after the invita-
tons 70 one or two dances have blown
of the front porch It will be a case Of
GO on We can't stop your
IN tell you how It is with the girls -
one Of the men said recently. sThev
don't want to see any new girls brought
IN and when one of the fellows tries II
they form a wedge to break IN his
game. They're very jealous of their
purely imaginary rights. You wonId
think they ran the Helianthus club In
Etead Of being guests. OccasinnaII,Z q