The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1906-10-22


e+L MI and Mrs. Arthur B. Cole of
olteator, Illinois. have announced the
lsaseInent Of their daughter, Lulu
Ai4ee, to Mr.. Frederick Hentfg Wilson
VI topeka. The wedding will take
pace November 10 at their home in
9ttSasor, ana invitations for it will be
ISSUED soon. At home after December
10 at 522 Eighth avenue west
thuch interest attaches to this an
--14ilcetffent IN Topeka where Mr. VIII
20tt ana his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. A. K.
Aisou are well known and have many
trends. Mr. Wilson has but recently
returned TO Topeka from Chicago
where he spent a number of months
1il4 where his acquaintance with Miss
Ire VINO was visiting her grand
mother there. began. Miss Cole is ex-
peeJed in Topeka Saturday for a visit
70 MT asd Mrs A. K. Wilson. She will
-oe mere for number Of days and they
VIII entertain In her honor during her
stay. Mr.. and Mrs Wilson will board
this winter and their son and his bride
VIII take the house at 522 Eighth ave-
nue. west where they are now living.
A woman who was down town a few
Gays ago stated that she was looking
Tor a trousseau present for bride
g'nose engagement announcement, to
pc made in a few days, would make
people sit up straighter than any SINH
lar announcement in good while.
Mr.. and Mrs. Walker will give an in
formal dinner tonight at their home
Fark View for the Rev. DIR. and Mrs
5 S. Estey and some of their friends
The Conversation club win met
tuesday evening with Justice and Mrs.
7.
The West Side Forestry club will
meet Thursday with Mrs o. E.
Some young husbands who could
impress no one else with their wicked
ness, like to brag to their wives Of the
gay times they have had in their bach
elor days and usually succeed in MAX
ing these innocent and doting creatures
think that they have indeed been sad
dogs It is funny to hear a woman
married to an insignificant man with
either good or bad. tell what a 'regu-
him.
The Duplicate Whist club will meet
Friday afternoon with Mrs Geo Craw-
ford instead of Mrs. Harold Chase as
drst announced.
ao
asked
speaking OF the divorce. Yes" she
answered, but it didn't take"
Leavenworth Times Saturday.: Miss |
Blanche O'Nef will leave this evening |
for Fort Ogelthorpe, Georgia, where she |
has accepted a position as instructor in |
q private school Miss O'Neil has a |
large circle Of friends who viii regret /
her departure from the city for q per-
manent residence.
Mr. and Mrs Alexander Caldwell will |
entertain Judge John C. Pollock Of To- /
peka and Mr.. Oliver Deane of Kansas /
City, Mo, at dinner this evening
x
A Topeka man was Invited to a dance
given in a small country town What !
do you know about this dance2" he !
asked man from the village In Ques-
ton Il suppose wouldn't dare wear
a dress suit?" wen, you can do as
you like the villager replied. TT isn't
compulsory to wear EN- but at the last
dance there was only one man who
didn't and he was from Topeka"
Lots of people who think it awfully
wicked to go to Sunday theaters in
Topeka run the risk Of eternal damna-
ton by the same method when they are
in Kansas City or Chicago.
A mixed foursone, nine holes to the
match is the next event of interest to
the golf enthusiasts at the Country
club. Partners were drawn last week
and the first round must be played be-
fore Thursday. Miss Clara H1eishman
and Mr.. Harry Donaldson will play
Miss Hazel F'assler and M Dan Ham
matt; Miss Mary B. Moore and Mr.
Harrison S. Morgan will play Mrs.
Charles E. Gault and Mr.. Dan MeVicar;
Mrs. George M Crawford and Mr.. Car
roll b Merriam will play Miss Helen
smith and Mr.. Ben Johnson; Mrs. J. w.
Burt and Mr.. Herbert L. Armstrong will
play Miss Eva Smith and Mr. Henry
Scandrett; Mrs. Carroll B. Merriam and
Mr. George NJ. Crawford will play Mrs.
Herbert L. Armstrong and Mr. Harold
n. Chase. Mrs. Chase and Mr. Armin
Fassler will play Miss Isabel Smith and
SIR. Ben Scandrett-
A woman who has a fine, thrifty one
thinks more OF her palm than she does
Of anything else ia the world. A young
4natron recently left town for a few
DAYS. During her preparations her nus
band had good deal to say about the
stag parties he would give and the re-
unions of the Bean club which
would take place at their house during
her absence. All she said was: We'll.
you take care of my palm, and don't
let any of those drunken roysters get
near it," Not a word of concern for
his conduct her only worry was the
PALM
All the girls who attend the Helian-
thus dances are invited to go in on"
the masquerade Halloween dance to be
given at Stein berg's Wednesday. Octo-
Der 81. but no special notice win be
given the different girls. Mrs Don Null
vane and Mrs William ". Wtkidal are
in charge of the arrangements.
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The D. D. Whist club met today with
MIS- L. $ Ferry.
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Mrs. Don Afuleane will entertain her
afternoon whist club Saturday at the