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

pretty ticket agent instead OF entertain
ing his guests
The Ladies' Shakespeare club will
meet Tuesday morning with Mrs. A. w;
Lacey and viii begin the study of
Richard III.
There is a woman in town who
would be furious If any one should
suggest that her husband is henpeck-
ed But he tells this story himself
one night they were sitting on the
front porch when she took a notion TO
run over-to one OF the neighbors. II
only be gone a minute, she told MINI
land don't YOU go away Don't go IN
the house or anything, now will you
Stay right here until 1 get back Pne
was gone a little longer than the man
expected but he stayed right tnere
while the minutes and the hours snip
nad arav. A storm came up, and the
wind blew and it rained and ne knew
the windows were all open pul ne
didn't dare go into close tnem- l. Dc-
gan to hail and the hail beat down Inc
Gains and ferns in the hanging baskets
and porch boxes but he couldn stir 10
their rescue 1t was a terrific nan
storm and the hail stones pleo up
around him. but still ne reHeIll1eL IL
what he had been told to do, ana re-
NAMED there slowly freezing Win nan
stones piled up to his knees until me
storm abated and his wife came nome
along about midnight
The program follows of a musicale
given by Miss Parry BUNNY P1A--7
Friday evening; ..,.o.,o,,
Sonata in G major. 5ee'iioNeiA
Miss Lille M Jordan
butterflies ... Grant-Schaefer
Miss Azel Hughes.
Misses Hazel Hypes. Helen McHug gn
1nvention in B minor Bach
Miss Van Dorp
March of Flower Girls 1900 Wacns
Miss Helen Coe
Miss Bertha Murphy
Tannhauser March (Wagner-) ar
ranged by Spindler
Miss Lydia Emery ~.
sonatina (First Movement) =. Kuhlan
Miss Brown
Pattering Rain Drops -.-.-- ES y OF
Miss AIDA Harper
Mrs Jessie O'Connor, 1904 Harri-
son street. entertained about forty
guests last night in honor OF Mr. and
Mrs William Snyder of Colorado
Springs.
Notes and Personal Mention.
Mrs. Hiram Price Dillon will go to
Kansas City next week 10 VISIT MI.
and Mrs. Jack Dillon.
Miss Helen McClintock, who has
been i'll at Christ hospital has been out
a few times for a few hours and VIII
leave the hospital permanently IN
about a fortnight
Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Hamilton Of
Fast Meredith, New York, who were
guests of Captain and Mrs Clad
Hamilton, left today for their home.
Professor Carruth OF the University
ar Kansas and Mrs Carruth will be
in town for the meeting of the Arch
geological society at the home OF DR..
dav evening and will be guests at the
McCIintock home while they are in
Miss HARRIET Stanley and Miss
Hortense Imboden of Wichita will be
in town Saturday Of next week to visit
home from Baker university for the
Thanksgiving recess and the I'M
boden-Stanley wedding.
Miss Lottie Atchison OF Leaven-
worth will be in town for the next
Helianthus dance.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. o. Carney went to
wichita yesterday to stay over Sun
Mrs. J. d. Morse and Mrs. Belle
Steere of Chicago, who have been
guests OF Mrs L. D. Whittemore for
some time win leave for their home
mrs Claud Marsh Butlin and her
daughters, guests of her mother, Mrs
I. q. Wilson will leave tomorrow for
their home in the City of Mexico. ac-
companied by her sister. Mrs. j. B.
Furry
Philip Kaye at the peanery left to-