The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1906-12-22

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Mrs. z. X. Hoch and a party Of
friends will receive New Year day at
the Governors House.
The members of the Friday Whist
club receive New Years callers at the
home of Mr.. and Mrs. George w Sny-
der, Tenth and Fillmore streets among
the members of the club are MRS
Snyder. Mrs. William e Dreschel'
Mrs Don Mulvane. Mrs. Gil Updegrafr
Mrs W. w Wikidal Miss Margaret
Jones, Miss Ethel Davis. Miss Ethel
Estberg. Miss Ann Herbst. MISS He i's
Ouinton. Miss Fay Quinton, Miss Elvla
NTillspaugh Miss Alice Lakin, MISS
p, Mary Meade, Miss Helen Otis and MISS
Reita Updegran.
After wedding cards sent out by MIS-
Frank Davies of Chicago announce the
marriage of her daughter Miss May
Davies. to Mr.. John Lawrence Mc,
Intyre November "a. At nome D
Dearborn avenue, Chicago. Mrs NC
Intyre is a niece of Mr.. and Mrs b. NJ
Davies whom she has frequently visit
ed and was educated in Topeka at the
College Of the Sisters Of Bethany
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Mr. and Mrs. J. P. Davis are enter
tafning a family Christmas house par
~. most of the members Of which are
already here. Their guests lnclude NJ;
and Mrs c. G. Colburn and Mr. Harold
Colburn of Terlton, Okla, Mr. and MIS-
Robert T. Herrick and their daughters
and Madame Herrick OF kansas O4eS'
Mr.. and Mrs Lon Davis Of Oklahoina
CITY and Mr.. and Mrs. Glen DAVIS OF
Ardnore J. T. Mr.. and Mrs DAVIS
will entertain their Topeka relatives
also on Christmas day.
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In an account Of the marriage OF
Miss .Sallfe Corning of Boulder Colo,
and Mr. Nat BLACK, which took place
early this month, a Denver newspaper
spoke OF Mr. Black as a prominent
baker of Topeka Kansas, so since
their wedding in addition to the usual
B. and 6. jokes. Mr.. and Mrs Back
have had to endure much alegeu NJ
NOR on the part CT their 1acetous
friends which turned on this mistake
Vy11iIa they we're in Chicago Mr.. Black
attended a passenger rate meetlng anu
the other rate men did their pest "
make life a burden to him me Irs0
day of the meeting 2 messenger DoS
arrived with a loaf of bread. 80 lnches
long with one of KOhisaats cards
marked Compliments OF the lrads.
Mr. and Mrs. Black returned to To-
1,eka Yesterday and VIII en- he appeared
a. the Santa Fe general passenger
agents Office this morning ne louHu
his desk piled with doughnuts. cream
puffs. lady fingers, buns. rolis, ga'es
aiar bismarcks. and other products q
the bake shop.
Topeka friends have bean informed
of thu. marriage which LOOK place IN
~ Paso last month of Miss Pearl Herr
Ioero daughter of Mrs. Adelaide Herr
berg. and Mr.. Revere Hartley OF ~
Iur.abus Ohio Mrs. Herrberg anu HeI
daughter went to FL Paso last ran TOT
4he benefit Of the formers health ana
VIII remain there with Mr. Hartley the
rest Of The winter but Mr.. and Mrs
Hartley will be at home in Columbus
eventually.
IF your name begins with Mac a
man whose name does said today you
have to get used to being called Miss
Stouach-whateve the rest may be.
Now my name is Mccain and am
usually called iss-Stomach-Cann
who is that freak2" whispered one
woman to another at a recent tea IN
dicating a gaudiiy overdressed woman.
THAT replied the second woman, lis
Mrs Blank" and she named a wealthy
and important member # the smart set
''Oi" said the first woman meekly,
"well. If I'd known who she was I sup
pose I'd have said. Who is that sweil2
Instead of Who is that freak and I
must admit that she begins to lock bet
ter to me already"
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Miss Anna Marie Nellis gave a chat
ing dish supper Thursday night IN hon
or of Miss Ellen Beach Yaw. who gave
a concert at the Auditorium. Miss
Yaw and the Misses Nellis were neigh
bors and friends during their student
days in Paris.
Miss Mohra Gatehen entertained the
Primrose club Thursday afternoon.
This is a new music club organized
several months ago by ten little girls
from to 10 years Of age. Their money
and at this meeting it was decided tn
give It to the Orphans Home. On
Monday the little girls viii visit the
home and present their gifts in person.
bers Of the club: Violet Crumbine
president; Ruth Wood, vice president;
Mattel Barnes. secretary; Marjorie
Crittenden, treasurer; Mildred Quinton,
Marjorie Anderson. Mohra Gatchel.
Mildred White. Ruth Crittenden. Nor
ma Petro.
Only a few days more row Of
frowsled. worried looking women on the
street wrinkling their brows over dirty.
crumpled. scratched lists. which read
Aunt G handkerchiefs. Brother
Fred bathrobe, Mamma rug,
Papa -- cigars, etc, etc"
DR.. and Mrs. George P. Lux viii give
a family dinner Christmas day for IA
guests.
Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. H. Hoyes enter
tanned their club last night at their
home. 11Ss Clay street. Those present
were Mr.. and Mrs. F. J. SImonds, Mr.
and Mrs. E. c. Sinner. Mr. and Mrs.
George Hancock. Mr.. and Mrs. Fred
Knapp. Mr. and Mrs. Justice Shumake.
MI and Mrs. ". H. Rutter, Dr. and
Mrs. Benton. Mr.. and Mrs Ernest
Hewitt. and Mrs Knapp.
Miss Mary Morton entertained Il small
company Informally last night in honor
Of Miss Katharine Ferguson OF Fort
Worth. Tex. who IS the guest of Miss
Alice Fuller.