The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1906-11-17

Wilson, Miss Agnes Walsh, Miss Ger
trude Bauer. and Miss Nina Bauer.
Mr. and Mrs. Harold T. Chase win
give a bridge party tonight for Mr.. and
Mrs. A. d. Lundy OF La Grange, ILL.,
Among the Christmas novelties is a
stein bearing this inscriptions: Amt it
to be poor
Mrs. Arthur Capper will give small
and informal luncheon next week for
Mrs. A. D. Lundy Of Chicago and Mrs.
Thomas Kelley Of Denver.
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Even if I should have a proposal Of
maria ge." said the girl who is twenty
three. goin' on twenty-four. Il couldn't
get married right away. 1t would take
at least a year to get ready"
1.-THE thing for yon to do" said her
father, lis to keep ready so in case the
subject of marriage is ever preached to
you, YOU can say. Who, me? Yes, next
week.
The Helping Hand society of the
First Congregational church will have
its annual bazaar on Tuesday, Dec 4.
1t VIII be all day and evening in the
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Miss Pansy Johnston entertained
very informally at her home. 1856
Lane street. Wednesday evening the
following young people: Miss Carrie
wilcox, Miss Beulah Chandler. Miss
Bertha House, Miss Helen Walker,
Miss Ruth Walker, Miss Helen Thay-
er. Miss Mary Johnston, Miss Edith
Johnston. Mr.. Rollo McCord, Mr.. Cliff
ford Tromp Mr.. Irving Platt, Mr.. Rus
sell Daigh, Mr.. Perry Daniels, Mr.
stevens Mr.. Lester Hutcht1s, Mr.
Richard Walker
The B. G. & c. Card club met at the
home of the Misses Givens on Clay
street Miss Jennie Morgan, Miss
Ruth Morgan, Miss Lutte Harrison and
Miss Helen Haughey are new men,
bers of the club. The other members
are Miss Matte Holyoke. Miss Bessie
Holyoke, Miss Ethel Wingett, Miss
Belle Evarts, Miss Helen Walker, Miss
Ruth Walker, Miss Ruby Givens, Miss
Pearl Givens. Miss Ethel Hadley sub
stituted for Miss Haughey. The club
VIII meet in two weeks with Miss
HolyOke-
Mrs c. F. Whitaker entertained
for her sister, Mrs Fl. E. Close, of
Dennison, Texas, Friday afternoon.
Her guests included Mrs. Freeman,
Mrs. Randlett, Mrs John r. Mulvane,
Mrs w c. Sherman Mrs. w. E. Will
lian1s. Mrs. I. ID. Graham, Mrs. Nellie
Crassley, Mrs. Wilson, Mrs. George w.
Stansfeld, Mrs. Eta Lacy, Mrs. Bout
well. Mrs. Maxwell, Mrs. E. J. Whit
taker Mrs Frank Whitaker, Mrs. J.
Owens. Mrs. VIM. McCracken, Mrs. j.
B. Simms, Mrs. Sain. Miss May Eb-
right. Miss Ruth Barrett and Miss
Ruth Wells.
Mr. and Mrs. w. E. Snyder enter
tained at a taffy pull Friday night a t
their home. 1S1 Emmett street. in
honor of Mr.. and Mrs. J. 3. Mccoy
Those present were Mr.. and Mrs. c.
MahOney. Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Musser,
Mr.. and Mrs. J. B. Mccoy, Mr.. and
Mrs. F. Kilbilee, Mr.. and Mrs. w. z.
Snyder Mrs. Guy w. Ludington, Miss
Blanche Owen. Chas. Mccoy and
Harry Snyder.
Mrs. Geo. Fraser. Mrs. Price, Mrs
Main. Mrs. Deisher and Mrs Amos
BeeIer will entertain the Lady Maeca-
bees of Topeka Hive No IA at Mrs
Fraser's home. 423 Madison street.
afternoon, Nov. r.
The Tivoli club win give its next
dance Friday evening, November %, at
Steinberg's
The u and I club will serve a turkey
dinner on November 27 at the Elks
club The club is to have charge of
the Elks on that day and the proceeds
will be expended on the visiting nurse
department of the Provident associa-
ton.
Some of the men amateurs object to
the presence of women on the golf
links because it prevents their express !
ing themselves as they like over bad
stroke. A girl beginner says she
doesn't mind either the men or the
women; she knows they can stand
"langwidge;" but she won't have a
caddy because she is opposed to the |
corruption of youth and innocence and
anyone who plays as badly as she is
entitled to swear 2 little
a recent bride about to start house
keeping has been attending the Santa
Fe auctions sales of unclaimed bag !
gage and freight. One day she per-
suaded her husband to accompany her |
wife hustled around in the crowd to get
a better position for bidding on desir- I
able looking articles. Finally ne
caught the fever and began to bid. He
first offered % cents for an article and
someone in another part OF the room I
raised it to half a dollar. 1t still look |
ed good to him, so he offered six bits. |
This kept up until the price reached |
two dollars and a half, when the auc- I
tioneer gave it to him. But his enjoy !
spoiled by the discovery that he was
bidding against his own wife.
Mr.. and Mrs. f. S. Savage entertain /
ed some of their neighborhood friends |
informally Friday evening for their I
guest. Miss Warrick Leftwich Of Win |
field.
There is a good deal of talk behind
his back and to his face about the man /
who gave a skating party (the kind Of |
a skating party that is given at a rink.
but stayed in the Office talking to the |
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