The Topeka state journal., 1906-06-22

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The marriage of Miss Margaret Nc
Cullick and the Rev. Wilkie Clock,
both Of Kansas city, which took place
"wednesday afternoon. is of interest to
many Topeka people who know the
latter who is superintendent of Beth
any hospital, Kansas City, son OF
Mrs. NJ A Clock, and a half-brother
Of L. NJ Powell. whom he frequently
visits.
There was woman once who had a
model husband, but she didn't appre-
ciate him. His goodness bored her and
she often expressed a wish that he
would get drunk or hirt with other wo-
mel. or do anything to relieve the dead
~ monctony of his iTreproachable VIZ
tue. one cay a friend to whom she had
CGndded her troubles met her ana ask
worse than ever" ieplied the woman
impatiently. That is to say ne gets
better every day"
Mrs. ". F. Ogston entertained the
E'riday Bridge club at morning Dridge,
foll1 ed by luncheon today at her
apartment in the Devon.
Miss Mary Meade is entertaining
small company today for Miss Alice
afsons OF Chanute. guest of Mrs. D.
/. Lakin.
Not all the entertainment is to be de-
rived from the good plays and theaters.
The most amusing and diVertng SHOWS
are the poor ones. they are so bad that
they are good. At a cheap theater now
oDen in Topeka there is a thrilling
4nelodrama with all the conventional
lines and situations and specialties be-
tween the acts. The monologues are
especially entertaining, combining as
they do stories and gags" from the
1Iiocene age down to Worlds fair year
The dialect monolCgue artist OF TINS
class invariably comes skipping airlly
out upon the stage saying, Hello,
girls. don't you think I lo0N sWeet2'
Then he goes on to relate his moss
grown anecdotes, some of which are
almost as funny as the colored PIC
fures in the Sunday supplements At
this particular theater the monologue
man as he nears the finish of his stunt
recites this autograph album verse:
"As you stand before the tub
Think of me with every rub;
If the suds are good and hot
Don't mind that-forget me not"
Miss Helen Cartilage gave morning
porch party today for her guests, Misses
City She was assisted by Miss Mabel
Andrews. Miss Sarah Mcclellan, Miss
Zenorah Sim, Miss Virginia Meade, Miss
Alice Meade, Miss Lulu Healy and Miss
Fanny Funk. and the other friends ask
ed were Miss Julia Larimer, Miss Alice
Isarimer. Miss Myra Tompkins, Miss
Hattie Embree Miss Edith Atwood,
Miss Florence Atwood, Miss Winifred
EIadley. Miss Hazel Mulvane, Miss
Nsuenn GODDARD. Miss Mildred POindexter,
R1Icr lar
vey, Miss Ethel Davis. Miss Ella Davis,
Miss Isadel Heath, Miss Louise Heath,
Miss Grace Frost. Miss Celia Smith,
Miss La We're I.angdon, Miss Hazel
Jones Miss Helen McClintock, Miss
sVivien Tuttlc. Miss Daisy Neal Miss
Dora Neil, Miss Pearl Berrberg. Miss
Eleanor Mcdonald. Miss Berenice Healy,
Miss Hazel Howe, Miss Bertha Rowles,
Miss Mabel Skinner, Miss Nadine Lytle,
Miss Bess Elder, Miss Mary Sutherland,
Miss Stacey Burgess. Miss Winnie Will
Hams. Miss Nellie kaster. Miss Eleanor
lLukens Miss Zella Lukens Mrs. Otis
Backerstoce, Miss Permelia Curtis, Miss
jeanette Wolcott Miss Ethel WingeIt,
Miss Allie Wingett, Miss Mary Meade.
lNfiss Mabel Cuthbert Miss Louise Nc
fI.ellan. Miss Elizabeth Mcclellan, Miss
Anna Sim Miss Agnes Burdge, Miss
Alice Andrews. Miss Mamie Knox, Miss
E'lorence Tucker. Miss Gertrude kitchen,
Miss Percie Montgomery, Miss Alice
NVillard Miss Allabelle Troutman. Miss
Anna Troutmap. Miss Louise Wood
Mrs. J. D. Gossett, Miss Mary Moore
Miss Helen Quinton, Miss Fay Quinton
Miss Eugenia Quinton. Miss Eva Bailey
Miss Marguerite Mills, Miss Blossom
lDevliu. Miss Grace KOOntz, Miss Maud
iCsrimes. Miss Hazel Grimes. Mrs Wal
tier Smith, Miss Mary Overholt Miss
Mary Daniels, Miss Margaret Johnston
Miss Marjorie Davis. Miss Julia Leland
Miss Airline DIETRICH. Miss Kathleen
Lord, Miss Emma BOlmar. Miss Grace
Sterne. Miss Helen Sterne Miss Haze
Nelson Miss Clara Freshman Miss
sNMhelmine Marburg. Miss Margaret
Jetmore, Mrs. Charles L. Mitchell, Miss
Esther Ranch. Miss Ethel Cloud Miss
Edith Morton. Miss Minna Bauer Miss
Anna Sweet Miss Eva Smith. Miss Isa-
bel Smith. Miss Dorothy Wilson. AIisi
Refta Updegrsff, Miss Florence WEIGH
Miss Margaret Better. Miss Nanni,
Veale Miss Margaret Going. Miss Jear
Parkhurst. Miss Berenice OFT. Mis-.
Nellie Milispaugh. Mrs. H. H. Cartilage
Miss Edna Herbst Miss Hazel Wolf
Miss Henrietta Alexander, Miss Julis
5Wenhouse. Miss Rachel McGiffert. Mis-.
Louise McNeal
Do you know the DIeHin's Food GROVE
of girls idea OF a Sweet Thing2 A lanl<,
chap in a sloppy white shirt waist. witt
q dinky collar and rolled up sleeves
brown face and arms. a fried egg hat
with turned in crown surrounded bv {
gaudy band in his college colors. anC
To Remove FreCnles q PimpIes
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