The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1906-02-24

TOPEKA DAILY STATE
Scott Hopkins. Mrs. William j.. Bowen
Mrs. Frank c. Thompson, Miss Anna
Harrison. Miss Hazel F'assler, Miss
Helen Smith, Miss Mary Barley, Miss
Winifred Everinghan. Miss Maud
Bates and Miss Estelle Riddle from
the Kappa chapter, University OF kan
sas, Mrs. Harrison S. Morgan and Mrs.
William Macferran from Northwestern
university, Evanston, Ill, Mrs. S. s
Estey and Mrs. George Heyden from
Wooster university, Wooster, Ohio,
Mrs. G. H. Whitconb from the Univer-
sity at Burlington, Mrs. F. W. Watson
from the University of Illinois at
Champaign, and Miss Charlotte Leavitt
from the University of Michigan at
Ann Arbor. Miss F'assler and Miss
Harrison viii entertain the chapter at
the formers home next month.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edward A. Herbst gave
family dinner Thursday night to ceIe-
brate the fist wedding anniversary Of
Mr.. and Mrs. George William Snyder
The decorations and favors were in
keeping with Washtngton's birthday.
The skating rink management has
offered the use Of the rink to the
Helianthus club on Tuesday or We'd
nesday evenings next week or the week
after and a skating party is being
planned 'eTell them I'm for it, said
one Of the debutantes when she heard
Of the suggestion.
Engaged or not engaged he said.
persistence wins. I've never been
slapped twice by the same girl in the
same evening. Anybody's likely to get
slapped once but If he keeps on he
won't be slapped the second time"
A popular young chap who is about
to leave Topeka and has been attend
ing a series Of farewell dinners given
in his honor, sobered up long enough
to attend the dance last night. '"rhis
Is the first time in tend days" he said,
that have gone for an hour at time
without singing my old favorite Dear
Dreams "
Miss Julia Whitmer is entertaining
the Iolene club this afternoon.
one of the debutantes received a let
ter of congratulation on her engage
other day. But her engagement mas
not been formally announced in To-
peka-
The Topeka Avenue Five Hundred
club will meet Thursday, March 1,
with Mrs. Charles Samson, 314 Topeka
avenue.
It is recalled by the old-tmers that a
man who recently took another chaps
girl home from a dance had the same
trick played on him once, way PACK
in the dark ages.
Mrs. T. J. Kellam entertained the
Duplicate Whist club yesterday after
noon. Mrs. E. w. Thompson. Mrs.
Frank Edison, Mrs. Arthur Mills and
Miss Kate Gunther were substitutes.
Mrs. Albert Patten entertained her
duplicate whist club yesterday after
City, was a substitute
Mrs. r. NJ. spivey entertained the
z. o. W Whist club yesterday. The
club viii meet in two weeks with Mrs.
T. A. Beck.
The girls are planning a raid on the
Founders club" an Informal organi-
zation of good fellows who have so
much fun by themselves that they
have no time for the girls.
The West side Reading club viii
meet with Mrs b T. WEIGH Tuesday
afternoon, February 81. The pro-
gramme Will be in charge of Mrs. Fred
Snow and Mrs. S. J. Crumbine.
The girls who attend the Varsity
club dances will give a reciprocity
party Saturday night, March 3, at
5teinberg's.
The Mu Mus. the high school sub
senior girls, gave a party last night at
the home of Miss Cecil Strohm. on
Western avenue, for the NJ. DIS, the
boys of the class
Miss Helen Faye Fair, 1857 Car
field avenue, gave a party yesterday
for Miss Amy Vest, Of Mon /
.ezuma. Iowa. The other guests were /
Miss Anna Booth, Miss Helen Estey, !
Johnston, Miss Esther Peers. Miss /
Fern Fitzpatrick, Miss Florence S1ni- /
ey, Miss Rebecca Stanley, Miss Ruth /
7randon, Miss Marian McGaw, Miss /
Lena James, and Miss Elizabeth Nc |
-lelland.
Mrs E. L. Hopkins and Mrs. E. S.
Marshall were hostesses of the Froebe1 /
club Friday afternoon at the home Of
he former. Papers were cad by Mrs. |
Lusby and Mrs. Payne. and delight
jul programme was given:
The Country Dance. .-......-
Russell and Clarence Hopkins.
Whispering Words" ........."
Miss Hazel Miller.
%, Dry Those Tears ......-
Mrs. r. 0. Rooster.
The Open Secret $500. .Woodman |
7 Love You Truly" 1850. Bond /
Miss Pauline Marshall
Reading. Miss Marguerite Neuge-
Oauer-
Original poem, Mrs W. E. Atchison.
instrumental solo. Miss zillah |
Mitcham.
Mrs. Ray Dietrich. who with her
lamily is leaving the city for her +
country home next week. was pre-
iented a set of silver teaspoons by T
he club. A social hour during the +
serving of refreshments by the host |
Marshall. closed the afternoon.
Mrs. George W. Reed, 1913 Harrison
treet, gave a party Wednesday after
loon for her small granddaughter.
lorraine Reed, who celebrated her
bird birthday. The table was deco
ated with pink and white carnations
md dolls in pink dresses were given as
aVors to the small guests who were