The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1906-01-26

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The Helianthus clubs January dance
at Steinberg's is an event of this even
ing A number of out of town guests
viii attend. among them Mrs. Eugene
IA Burr and Mr.. Clarence Ryan of
IseavenwOrth, Miss Alma Gass of JEFF
ferson City. Missouri, Mrs. DOrr Nor
ton Of Kansas City, Miss L0ttie Atch-
ison Of Leavenworth. Miss Sue Gay of
Kansas City Miss MOrehOuse of Dan
VILE Illinois, Miss Scandrett of Fart
bault. Minnesota, Miss Lolita Johnston
OF Wamego, Miss Harriet Stanley of
Wichita, Mr.. Kenneth Calhoun of Law
renee and Nh William Fisher of JET
fersOn City. Missouri
A good many more than fifty-seven
different varieties of excuses. explana-
lions and regrets have been invented
by the men who are breaking all other
engagements in order to go 10 the
prize fight tonight.
Mrs. Eugene Hagan gave an espe-
cially pretty luncheon today for Miss
Marjorie Wheeler. Red roses deco
rated the table and red shaded candles
lighted it. The guests We're Miss
Wheeler, Miss Eleanor Wheeler. Miss
quo gay VI Kansas lily MISS Louie
Atchison of Leavenworth, Miss Flor
ence RossingtOn and Miss Helen Smith.
A Topeka girl has three or four rival
suitors who wage a weekly contest for
the privileges of the Sunday Regu-
lar AS rule she makes them take
their turns with beautiful imparfialftv
but recently she has been rather fav-
oring one who has had two or three
sundays In succession. The other day
however, she graciOusly offered next
Sunday evening to one of the others
and he was highly elated until it Oc-
CURED to him, next day, that perhaps
his rival was going to be out of town
He has no way of knowing that his
suspicion is correct but he is in the
dumps anyway ! GU just can't please
some men,
The first annual banquet Of the Ca
thedral club, an organization of the
men Of Grace cathedral parish was held
atthe National hotel Thursday evening
The attendance was gratifyingIy large
about IS men being present. and much
enthusiasm was expressed. Excellent
addresses were delivered by BFr. c. K
Holiday, Bishop A4illspaugh. Dear
Kaye. and Mr.. Frank @. Osborne of St
Paul, MINI. Mr.. 3. b. Conant ana Mr.
Elmer Hill gave vocal numbers. and
Dean Kaye, by special request. sans
"On the Road to Mandalay." After tn,
com pletiou of the programme, a business
naeeting was held at which q eonstitu
ton was read and adopted, and tn
following officers and executive com
nlttee were elected for the ensuing
wears Mr.. D. ". NeIiis, president. Mr.
Edward ". Thompson. vice president
1Gr Ralph Peterson. treasurer; Mr.. Car
p Bolmar, secretary. Executive com
mittee WT. j. NJ. Meade, chairman
1Er E. J. Shakeshaft, Mr.. @. p. Foote
Or. c. b Reed, Mr.. G. B. Merriam
Mr. z ii. Crosby, Mr.. Carl W. NelIis
Mr. II. C. Kibbee, Mr.. A. 3. Quinton
BTr. Harry Seandrett, Mr.. VIM. Hender
son. Among those present were Bisho
alillspaugh, Dean Kaye. The Rev. IrV
ing Baxter Of Lawrence. Mr. Frank G
Osborne of Minneapolis. Mr.. Charles 4
Holiday. The Rev. Mr. Dyke. The Rex
Robert Nelson Spencer of Junction City
mr.. =. 81. Crosby, Mr.. William r. eros
By Elr Bernard Crosby, Mr.. Augusta
4anner. 8Ir. y. w NeIlis. Mr. Carl 81