The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1906-09-17

know better allows people to call her
'Flossie-" That name man said
10 her recently, sounds as if you jump
ed through the hoops in a circus
y
If, when you see pin you pick it up
you may not always have good luck but
you'll almost always have a pin.
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A new engagement viii be announced
some time before next spring when the
wedding will probably take place.
Daughter Of a prominent family and an
out of town pick up
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Popular and significant bronidiom:
II ve can live as eheaply as ones2 ~
+ a girl from a small Kansas town who
visited here last week and = attracted
considerable favorable comment may
come back to spend the winter. The
Girl Expert has seen. her and his verdict
around here he adds, 1.-The oculist will
have to go out of business
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There are two blase and hardened
bachelor cynics in town whose favorite
amusement is hunting up susceptible
young men who are thinking of mar
rage and engaging in conversations in
their hearing, the principal burden Of
which is the expense and general un-.
desirability of marriage. the f1ckleness
of women. the insta bility of love and
like heresies. When their victim be-
gins to squirm they pretend to re-.
member him. suddenly, and say, But
don't mind US, old chap. We have
been talking about the average mar
rage. Some are very happy. and
these. although they come high. are
probably worth it, and so forth and
so forth. In other words, go on; We
can : stop y0u'
Lawrence World: A Topeka dancing
club is called Helianthus. which means
sunfiower- We have always been a
little bit anxious to know # that name
was selected because the club wanted
to emphasize the absence Of wall
flowers
Notes and Personal MenttoF'
DIR. and Mrs. George .Thacher of
Waterville are guests of Mr. and Mrs.
A. J. Cole.
soon for a trip to California They
viii be gone two or three weeks.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Mosier and
Mr. and Mrs Eugene Jewell will leave
tomorrow in their touring cars for a
hunting trip in western Kansas.
Mrs. NJ. J. Mercer has returned from
New York,
Miss Minnie Miller Of Ohio is the
guest of her sister, Mrs. F. NJ. Spencer. /
and will stay until after the wedding
place next month.
Mrs T. H Whitmer returned yes
terday from Columbus, Newark and
other Ohio towns.
Mrs. f. NJ. Spencer and Miss Nora
Spencer left today for Chicago to spend
the rest of the week.
Mrs. E A. O'Brein will be home
from New York and Chicago Wednes-
day.
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. D. NJ. Hamilton are /
expecting Mr., and Mrs. Hale Hamilton.
for a visit about the 26th.
MI. and Mrs. William A. White Of
Emporia are in New York city for ten
days.
The Rev Mother Michael and Sister
Mary Loyola of the Sisters of Mercy
convent, Omaha, came to town Satur-
day and stayed until today guests of
Miss Glen Davis and Miss Helen Davis,
222 Eighth avenue east. The Misses
Davis and their guests spent Sunday at
st. Marys.
Mr.. Frank A. Lewis spent Sunday in
Kansas City with Mr.. and Mrs. Eli
Mrs. Leon G. futile and her son
Jack are expected in Topeka for a
visit late in october.
Mr.. Earle G. Williams will spend
Tuesday in Kansas City.
Mr. and Mrs. c. ". Merriam. will go
to Chicago. this week for a few. weeks.
Mrs Jesse S. Leach is visiting Mr.
and Mrs. G. S. Beekman in Arkansas
lily
Miss Corinne. Coston. who entered
the University at Lawrence last week.
has returned and will take a post
graduate course at the high school this
winter and enter the University sophie
more next vear.
The Delta Omicron Onicron of the
high school has pledged Mr.. Darwin
Bradley
Mr.. Archie F. williams was IN HoI-
ton Friday night to attend a dinner
given by his sister. Mrs. Frank farrell.