The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1906-02-03

wedding February u. They had in
tended to have their annual dinner to
the aeIegatlon mat GATE out on t ae-
count OF the absence Of several of the
members, they decided to postpone the
function until their return.
Mrs. I. S. Lauck entertained her
whist club Friday afternoon. The sub
stitutes were Mrs. c. B. Reed for Mrs.
McPhee, Eirs. Padgett for Mrs. Bird
enstein, Mrs. Corning for Mrs. Watson,
Mrs. Davidson for Miss Martin. Mrs.
SeagraVes for Mrs. Bronson and Mrs.
Mary O Brien for Mrs. Kistler- The
club will meet Friday. February 16,
with Mrs. Watson. 401 Topeka avenue.
Mrs c. f. Tomlinson gave a party
| Wednesday night for her daughter
May to celebrate her thirteenth birth
/ day anniversary. The guests were
Misses Ruth Smith. Alice Hughes, Ger
trude Gray, Helen Knox, Fay Wise,
Maud Darby. MeryI Beaman, Helen
COe, Mary Movers. Susie Fay. Mary
Thomas, Cecil Sheldon, Norma Nelson,
Berry Morgan, Bertha Kitcheu, Ruth
Ellis, Emma TOmlinson.
what beautiful teeth you have" he
said Il wish you would always smile
on me with them"
why. with this particular set?" she
/ asked.
Mrs. L. H. Mum entertained the
4 Duplicate Whist club yesterday after
noon. Miss Kate Gunther played for
! Mrs. w. N. West, Mrs. 3. F. Akers for
Mrs. Eugene S Quinton and Mrs S. c.
Nichols for Mrs. F. ". Freeman
Did you have a good time at the
! club Yesterday" somebody asked a
member of a girls afternoon whist
/ club this morning.
Net so very" she replied. I'VE
might have had some fun talking
about the prospective bride who wash t
/ there but her sister was, so that rather
put a damper on things"
Those who attended the Wintelotta
club dance at Steinberg's Friday even
ing were: Dr.. and Mrs. H. =. HOge-
boom, Mr. and Mrs. T. B. Catcher, Dr.
| and Mrs. f. r. Carpenter, Mr.. and Mrs.
Frank Lagerstrom. Mr.. and Mrs. Frank
E. Parr. DE. and Mrs. D. r. Dunavan
of Kansas City, Mr. and Mrs H F.
Guthrie, Mr.. and Mrs. c. Erickson, MI.
/ and Mrs. H. G. Gorsage, Mr.. and MIS-.
F. D. Dreisbach, Mr.. Harry H. Mamil-
tor Mr.. and Mrs. Jules Snattinger, Mr.
and Mrs. +. A. Robinson, Mr.. and Mrs
Chas. LagerStron, Mr.. and Mrs Harry
Nichols, Mrs. A. F. Colson of COncOrd1a,
kan. Mrs. Harry NJ. Hammac1, Mr.. and
Mrs. K. Z. Whitfield, Miss Caroline Ros-
ser, Miss Nienne Jones, Miss Lola Me
Afee of Kansas City. Mr.. Frank Whit
ted.
A formerly of Topeka young man who
has the reputation of an heiress hunter
is trying to capture a young woman III
the town where he now lives. There IS
a difference Of about 100000 between
them, and some people say it might just
as well be that many miles.
Mrs. H. A. Auerbach entertained two
tables informally at bridge yesterday.
Nobody knows what trouble is until
they have worked for newspaper ano
been obliged to cope with whatever
that may mean the people who think
they have fine idea for story.
Mrs. w. S. Charles, of Los Angeles
formerly of Topeka, gave reception
last night for the Ladies' Music club
Quartette of Topeka, Mrs George PARK
Frank Foster and Mrs. L. S. Ferry
who are making q concert tour OF the
Santa Fe reading rooms.
Mr. and Mrs D. H. Branaman enter
tanned a small company OF friends al
their home in POtwin last evening. a
musicale and literary programme wa:
given. The guests were Prof. ana Mrs
Wilbur Greer. Mr.. and Mrs. +. u
Clithero, Mr.. and Mrs. J. P. Clevenger
J
Miss Blanche Hughes, Prof. and Mrs
Harvey Worrall. Mr.. and Mrs L 3
Brown, Mr. and Mrs. G. W. Yates, Vie
tor Yates. DR.. and Mrs. G. G. Pritchard
Prof. Geo. Beardsley. Mrs. Beardsley
Mr.. and Mrs. c. D. Startzman-
The girls who attend the Watova
club dances are planning dance al
Hudson's the last of February for tbs
men of the club.
Mr.. Robert Fullerton, the golf expert
who laid out the links at the new Coun-
try club. may teach golf in the spring
and a number of young women are plan
ming to take up the game again which
was very popular here once a few years
ago, but has since been abandoned bs
! all except a few devotees among the
men, The new Country club win IN
doubtedly give a decided impetus to thu
game locally as the club links are among
the finest in the west. Mr.. Fuller