The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1906-01-28

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I he goes down the street speaking to
/ every woman he meets for fear of over
looking some Of his many lady friends.
Mrs. De Witt c. NelIis. Miss Celeste
Nellis and Miss Anna Marie Nellis will
have with them at their regular at home
next Tuesday afternoon, the 30th Mrs
/ Caroline Crawford Williamson of New
York, Mrs. J. p. St. John of Versailles.
Mo. and Miss Mary Quigley of Colorado
Springs
Even if a girl is very pretty it makes
some difference in the size of the crowd
of men around her whether she is in a
booth where violets are sold or one
where breakfast food is given away.
Twelve hundred invitations have been
issued by the Washburn girl students
for the annual reception on the night of
Washburn Day, February 6. for the fac
ulty, students and patrons of the col
lege.
An old affair. off for number Of
years, is being revived and this in spite
of the fact that the girls engag cement
to another man has been announced. F.
Potwin people are planning an anna
teur theatrical entertainment at the
PotWin school within fortnight for
the benefit of the school Among those
who Will take part are AIr. and Mrs
G. Henri StraWn, Mrs. c. J. Nellis Miss
Alice Willard, Miss Agnes Burdge,
Miss Sarah Mcclellan Miss Percie
Montgomery. Mr. Alexander Loomis.
Mr. Roy Funnel, Mr.. Arthur GRAY
, Mr. Joe Risteen, Mr.. JAY Close. Mr.
VIII Laughlin and Mr.. John Movers.
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whist club. which is known as the Tell
club, has won distinction by keeping
I the news of her cnga cement a secret
through two meetings.
Announcement has been made of the
wedding Of Miss Clara Agnes Ebrfght
and Mr.. Fred Chittenden Wednesday.
January Il. in Kansas city. Mr. and
Mrs Chittenden formerly lived in To-
peka and have many acquaintances
here
Mrs. H. J. Whitcomb of Potwin
Place Will give a luncheon Monday for
Mrs L. IL. Wishard of lola and Mrs.
H. b. Asher of Lawrence. officers of
the X F. w. c.. who viii be here for
the meeting of the w. X. D. club.
Mrs. Fl. A. Heath gave a luncheon
Friday for Mrs Carl Jones of Bloom
ington. Illinois. The invitations were
limited to formerly of Bloomington
people including Mrs. Tewksbury.
MIS- George Smith, Mrs S. A. Allen
and Mrs. Otis Allen.
Mrs. Fife Hyde Evans has an
nounced the engagement of her
daughter. Cora, to Mr.. Albert Daily,
son of Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Daily of
South Wales, England. The wedding
viii take place February at the home
Of the brides sister Mrs. Ralph Kirby.
in Anaconda, Montana. At home in To-
pel1a-
They say she tells him that her
mother wants her to wait until she is
older and knows her mind better, but
as a matter of fact they are waiting
to see if another man won't propose.
Lawrence Gazette: A benefit "choco-
late was given yesterday afternoon
at the home of Miss Helen Sparr by
( the Owls society of the high school.
The Owls have offered to furnish one
+ of the rooms of the Y. NJ. c. A. build
ing and the chocolate yesterday was
largely attended and proved a success
/ financially
The Topeka Avenue Five Hundred
/ club VIII meet with Mrs Charles L.
/ Short, 625 Harrison stree. Wednesday
i afternoon, January 81
/ The men and girls who have been
{ ltA4lA5 III street cars TO ana IRON lar
/ ties in order to break thu back trust
may imagine that they are doing i very
heroic ting pIt in d fea Neal-. sfrer
/ they are married, they VIII use the
street cars hahitually ar think nothing
/ of it,
The S. S. club viii me-. with Mrs.
/ w. L. Taytor in Potwin r DAY
A girl who had intended 50 sDslI the
4 rest of the winter in Topeka couidn't
stand it any longer and has returned
to school in C-oradO where there is an
especial attraction
The Iolanthe club win nave ai even
J ing meeting for the husbaa1s at the
home of Air- and Mrs. Fred Norris We'd
nesday evening The date is changed
from Tuesday.
The sensation of fashionable hotel
( in Topeka for number of weeks has
I been the domestic differences of a bride
and groom who have been living tltrs
But the bride left last week for her
I home in the east and things have Iapsed
f into the condition of dullness and
! lethargy characteristic of all hotels and
/ boarding houses.
Mrs J. G. Wood gave a noon lunch
I con Friday for Mrs. Emma Mason Of
4 Chicago, and Mrs. Maud sanfoid o.
Manitou, Col Covers were iais for
l Mrs. Mason. Mrs. Sanford Mrs. Isoyal