The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1906-09-24
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People senulng items TO mus. Department
q The state Journal VIII confer favor
~ giving the fun hrst name or Two
0aust be accompanied by the name ana
address OF the writer OF they can not Be
Mrs. David Gossett has asked guests
for luncheon Saturday.
That striking blonde employed at the
state house. a rumor Of whose engage
n1ent to a Chicago man was published
in this department last week, IS not
state house girl, after all, but Is in one
Of the federal Offices. But even at that
you have two guesses, for two Of the
most stunning girls In town, both
blondes, are employed in offices IN the
federal building
Among those who viii entertain for
Miss Eliza beth Gavitt berohe her wed
ding October 10. to Mr.. John NJ Brunt
are Mrs W. p Hemphi1l TUESDAY
October 2, afternoon cards. Mrs Harry
Csavttt, Wednesday, October 3, CARDS;
Mrs H /. Alkire Thursday, October
4, cards. Miss Anna Marie Walsh, sat
urday, october s. I'VE O'Clock tea, MISS
Nell Kirk, Monday, October 8, cards
Some of the costumes at the FIRE this
morning couldn't have been funnier II
the fire had broken out In the middle
of the night. One girl wore rose col
orsd six Jacket suit which she had
slipped on in a hurry over a blue ging~
ham house gown. and a picture hat
Mrs. David Norton is entertaining her
" Monday afternoon whist club this ar
tarnoon at her house on West Eighth
avenue. The meeting is the first after
the summer vacation The members OF
this club are Mrs. Norton. Mrs Frank
Scott Davis, Mrs Dick Alden, Mrs Don
Af1Iyane. Mrs Albert M Patten, Mrs
n 4Te- T,z1rrt "a
Gage Miss Alice Lalzin is substituting
today for Mrs Gage who is in the City
Of Mexico
There's a new engagemeut-and it's
really new Hardly anybody knows
about 1t yet Moreover the girl is the
daughter of a prominent family and
everybody wiz be interested The we'd
ding may not take place before spring
It Is said that the real name OF one Of
the fashiona bic afternoon whist clubs
which has just u members Is the Dirty
Dozen
Mrs Charles ". Lewis received
word this morning Of the death Of Mrs.
George W Gabriel Of Parsons. wife of
ex-State Senator Gabriel who was in
Topeka many times with her husband
during the sessions of the legislatures
of which he was a member Her
death, which was caused by typhoid
fever, occurred yesterday at her home
in Parsons
Women are natural sensa tiOnaIists-
why doesn't it blaze % one girl de-
manded this morning when the smoke
was pouring out of the Crawford opera
house And later when it did blaze,
why doesn't il cave in %
AtChison G1obe- Frank farrell, who
has tried them in both places reSents
the idea OF a Topeka woman trying &c
show a Holton woman how to cook. A
Topeka woman has organized a cook
ing class in Holton.
Leavenworth POST There is a report
now that the youngest of a family OF
attractive daughters in Leavenworth is
soon to be married to d well known
young Kansas City man, but most peo-
pie are skeptical about this, inasmuct
as the young woman since she was
able to stand alone. has had countless
admirers, and it is hard to realize that
she has decided to exchange the
gaieties she enjoys as a belle. for the
more sober pleasures Of married life
Just at present a Topeka man claims
every other one of her Sundays.
Lieutenant and Mrs. Ralph Leaviti
viii go from Fort Lincoln, N. D., to
Fort Smelling. Mimi. the first of Oc-
tober. They expect to be in Leaven-
worth some time in November. when
Lieutenant Leavitt will take his ex-
aminatous for promotion.
Mrs John JOerger will entertain
with six-hand euchre Wednesday and
Thursday afternoon, as a. compliment
to her daughters, Mrs. Frederick F'rue1
OF Lincoln, Neb., and Mrs. Josephine
Berry.
Notice is served on a young woman
making an extended visit out of towr
that the sutton who Is all devotion t.
her when she is here seems to be con.
sol1ng himself successfully during hel
absence. But it serves her right. She
ought to have known that he was too
handsome tall, broad-shouldered and
everything that all women admire Il
be allowed to pine away for one Five
or six are doing what they can to con.
sole him but (this for the consolation
OF the absent one) there's safety il
numbers. Moreover, nobody lima ginei
for minute that she's overlooking an,
bets
Kansas City Star: Mr. and Mrs. Johr
W Breidenthal. 6s4 Everett avenue
West side, have sent out invitations fol
the marriage Of their daughter. Nellie
May, to Mr.. Charles Leland Davies TIL,
wedding win take place Wednesday
evening, October 10, $50 o'clock. at tn,
home Of the brides parents.
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Miss Ethel Gilchrist will entertain ;
u company of friends this evening at he
Asaome, No. III Quincy street. in honor O
Miss Fern Archer, of Des Moines. Ia.
who has been her guest for a few days
Among those invited for this evenin,
are Miss Edna Hamer, Miss Gladly
Boule, Miss Mildred Kepley, Miss Louis
Lodge, Miss Gertrude Gflchrist. Mis-
Bessie Watts. Miss Blanche GfIfhrist
Miss Margaret Lodge. Miss Bessi
Sheetz, Miss Effie Galloway. Miss Prim
rose Gilehrist. Miss Ada Snyder an.
Miss Fay Gershon.
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Notes and Personal Mention.