The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1906-05-02

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The next day he met frleno' VINO
asked, "How's your girlE
My grip" he replied, i never hau
q girl. That was only mirage
Mrs. A. NJ. Petro. 1913 Topeka ave-
nue.. has asked guests for an ln1orfaal
evening Friday of this week
Mrs. T. D. robertson is the hostess
of the Best Bower club today.
The Washburn Freshmen and So
phomoTes had their annual nela gay
contest yesterday and the Sophomores
Won Last night their victory was
celebrated BY a bon FIRE on the campus
and a reception for the members OF
both classes at Carnegie library.
The Washburn juniors and seniors had
a moonlight hay-rack ride last night:
The Gamma Literary society will
give their annual feed at Steinberg's
Friday night
Mrs. F. NJ. Conwer, 222 Eighth ave
nue.. east, will entertain the Vespuc-
clan club tomorrow.
At a recent ultra smart New York
wedding the bridesmaids wore Louis
XVI jackets Of black and pink striped
silk with tiny lapels of white. hehus or
yellow lace and waistcOats of white
satin fastened with crystal and gold
buttons The skirts Of white were
Powered with pink. The tight sleeves
turned back at the elbow with cuffs
of white satin trimmed with crystal
and gold buttons. Lace ruf1es fell
to the wrist. Picture hats Of pink
chip trimmed with black and white
ospreys and pink roses and black
buckle shoes were piquant accessories
of most original and charming cos
fumes. The wearers carried baskets
Of lavender and white hlaes.
The wedding gown Of a New York
widow whose wedding took place last
week was dead white Irish lace re-T
lieved by a girdle Of pale blue. With
st she wore an adorable little Jacket
edges and elbow sleeves formed of
five pinked out ruffies set one above
another like flower petals A hat made
of forget-me-nots and a bouquet on
pink roses gave the finishing touches
to this ideally pretty toilet, 50 strik-
tngly characteristic of the seasons
modes
Mrs William e DrechseI gave a
party yesterday afternoon for her
daughter Dacotah, in celebration Of
her fifth birthday The children of
the neighbOrhood and their mothers
were the guests
The Duplicate Whist club was en-
fertained by Mrs Willis Norton yes
terday afternoon Mrs T. ]. Kellam,
MIS- Frank Scott Davis and Mrs.
Alfred Cole were substitutes Mrs
Charles Brooks Thomas will be the
next hostess.
A peaceful neighborhood in one of
the residence districts was aroused
about midnight last night by the fu-
rious barking of the dogs who had
discovered a woman sitting on the roof
of a house In the white moonlight
-. i
after short visit out of town and
found the house locked and her hug
band so sound asleep in his room llp-
stairs that all her calls and rings did
not succeed IN awaking him Finally
she climbed upon the roof of the back
part of the house. which is lower than
the rest. and tried to Open a window
but IL was locked inside She ham
smered upon the window. but still her
husband did not hear Then she tried
TO get down, but this was a more DIM
cult matter than getting up. strange. as
It may seem, and she nigat have sat
there until morning had not the dogs
seen her an dawakened her next door
neighbors with their barking. The
neighbors went to their windows. rec
ognized her, and after they learned
that she was locked out and not sit
ting up there merely TO admire the
moonlight, they aroused her husband
by the use Of their telephone. and he
let his wife in off her perch
MIS- G. F. Worley viii entertain her
Tuesday evening z ". c. A. Bible
class informally this evening at her
house in Pctwin. Her invitations IN
clude Miss Reed. Miss Douglass. Miss
Louise Allison. Miss Margaret Nc
Citizen, Miss Mary McGiden. Mrs. o. I.
A4ouidy, Miss Linn e. Wyatt Misses
Bertha Anderson. Sylvia Barr. Dorothy
Adche, Theodore BodWe1I, Maud Jerrsn
Gertrude Maynard. Edna Danner
Coda Barr, Fanny Sibley. Marpara
ikoontz, Franc Mcmillan Alice FTe11e1,
Adele Richardson. Ellen F77iSa ETst9ssii
Cuthbert, Pearl GrOte, Sadie Houston
Grace Reed, Bessie Baysinger Stella
eanaonds. Ella Stafford, Mrs. G. II. MOI
irison, Mrs. II. @. Wheeler Miss
Bertha Rowless Nettie williams. car
Erie Robertson, Eva Griest. Mrs r q
Hopper, Misses Emma Meztker. Matte
fE4oiyokes Jane lsenhauer, Edith Rob
eftson5 Lena Miller, Florence Atwood.
Alta Wesson, Ellen Foberg Eta
Erickson, Belle Metz. Mrs. q ~
can Misses Lottie Shelton, Fslfzabe4h
fAcnenpach. Gertrude Chivers. Hem
frteIta 5taumenberg. BERTHE Love T.a,,Ta
PEARSON, Eta CovelI, Emma Sands
Lucy Evans, Josephine RcGraror
Gerrruqe Hannah. Ethel Hanna h,
Catherine Bodwell- Theo BodwelI.
Ever and anon we sing the dirre Of
Tolle. we say we are weary ~ A
The couturieres call 1t an did sfoS-v Ali
70 no purpose. Its popularity may be
dinauaed Tor a week or a month. bI1f
then It takes to itself a fresh Lease ~
IRE ana we all gladly vveacoms a -
ksss most enduring and graceful. ser-