The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1906-04-18

ris of St. Louis who met her on the oc-
casion of her visit to her uncle and
aunt. Mr.. and Mrs. Armin A. Weis-
kirch, will be interested in the announce
nent of her engagement to Captain E.
H Better of Johannesburg, South
Africa The wedding viii take place
this summer. Miss Harris is expected
next month TO visit Mr.. and Mrs. Weis-
kirch.
At a baby party given in Topeka
yesterday some young girls were asked
in addition to the young mothers whose
youthful sons and daughters were the
center of attraction and one of the girls
brought with her triplet kittens of such
tender age that they didn't have thetr
eyes opened.
The U and 1 club is meeting this at
ternoon at Steinberg's to close the bust
ness connected with the presentation of
A japanese Fete and count their vel
vet
IF you had a fairy godmother and
she would grant you one WISH said the
Sentimental Girl, What would you ask
for?"
The Practical Girl. Of the earth.
earthly. hesitated a moment and then
answered decidedly: "A dead husband
with a large estate"
Mrs Frank L. Clarke and Mrs. VIII
bur J. Greer will give a tea from four
to half after five o'clock Thursday af-
ternoon for Professor Francis W. KEEL
sey Of the department of Latin of the
University of Michigan at Ann Arbor
who comes to Topeka to lecture at
Washburn Thursday evening on Pom
peii. Their invitations include the
Washburn faculty and a few other
friends.
IF F'rohman should ever hear of you
said the Village Kidder, to one of the
members of the 'Rah-sRah chorus in a
cane in the first act. TT is a cinch the
retail haberdasher business in Topeka.
would suffer the loss of a bright. par
ticular star"
Colonel and Mrs. Sidney G. Cook of
the National Military Home, Leaven-
worth, have issued invitations for the
marriage reception of their daughter.
/ Carina. to DR.. John Langley Frye, the
/ evening of Wednesday, May 2, 8 to 10
O'Clock
Topeka friends of the Delta. ON
I icrons in Kansas City, Kan, have re-
ceived invitations for their annual
dance.
The Felicity Whist club which dis
continued its meetings during Lent re-
| sumed them yesterday. Mrs. Willis A
! Coston was the hostess. Mrs W I
I Allen. of Chicago, and Miss Susa VOL
/ colt substituted. Mrs. A. J. Wolcott Is
| a new member of the club elected II
/ fill the vacancy caused by the resigna-
/ ton of Mrs. A ". Parks. who vii
move to Emporia TO reside permanent
ly next week. The club will hold morn
ing meetings at Vinewood during the
summer. Mrs. c. B. Reed viii be tn,
next hostess
Mrs. Charles F. Thomas. 1854 Topeka
avenue, gave q small and inforna
luncheon today for her guest. Miss Hal
lie Gordon Of Chicago.
George Cuthbert has issued invita-
tons for party April 20.
Governor and Mrs Hoch viii throw
open the Governors House tonight 70
a reception for the members of thei
church, the First Methodist The re
ceiving line win include Governor an
Mrs. Hoch, the Rev. DIR. and Mrs w
G. Evans, the Rev. DR.. and Mrs. Edwi
Locke, and Mr. and Mrs. Joab Mulvane
Mrs. William H Fighter. Mrs B. N
Davies, Mrs. Fred "A. Snow, Mrs Fran
Edison, Mrs. william T. Trump, Mrs
Charles S. Elliott, Mrs. George o. SMITH
Mrs. Luther Burns, Mrs. E. L. Copelan
and Mrs. Harry Noble will assist
Miss Mary Dallas Gage, Miss Eva Bail
ey. Miss Wilhelrnfne Marburg Mis-
Margaret Jetmore, Miss Emma Smith
come, Miss Hazel CTisweil. Miss Edit