The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1906-10-23

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Mrs. J. D. Mcfarland and her daugh-
ters, Mrs. Lee Clinton Forbes and Mrs.
9. Q. Stillman Of MorganVille VIII be
at home informally Saturday afternoon
AT the Mcfarland home, l100 Harrison
street for Mrs. W. S. Charles of Los
Angeles, Cal, Mrs. Wilbur s. Chaney
OF Pocatello, Idaho, and Mrs. FRANK
Merrick Of the City Of Mexico. No cards
VIII be issued but general invitation
IS extended to all the friends of the
hostesses and their guests of honor
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c. E. Hawley. viii give an informal
afternoon Friday for Mrs. ". s.
Charles Of Los Angeles who is visiting
in Topeka on her way home from an
eastern trip.
A number of her friends from the
early members of the Ideal card cluD
VIII give an afternoon party in honor Of
Mrs. Mollie Radcliffe, whose wedding 10
Dr.. A. W. Davis Of Kansas City takes
place November 1. The entertainment
will be given next Monday afternoon
at the home Of Mrs. John J. Green.
A Kansas girl who often visits in To-
pelSa and is a pronounced favorite here
Is engaged to be married to New
Yorker of wealth. The wedding VIII
probably take place next spring.
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Mrs. L S. Ferry entertained the D.
%. whist club yesterday The subsu-
tutes were Mrs. George Parkhurst, Mrs.
Thomas Gogg1n of Galveston, Texas,
Mrs. Dale Hebrank Of Independence,
Miss WalcOtt and Mrs. Lem White OF
Ration, N. NJ. The next meeting viii
be with Mrs Alfred J. Cole
Mr.. and Mrs VIII Jones entertained
at dinner Sunday evening in honor OF
the departure Of Mr. and Mrs Leroy
Currier for their future home IN WalQos
Oregon. The guests We're. Mr.. ana
Mrs Leroy Currier. Mr.. and Mrs Ed
ward King, Miss Avis King, Mr.. and
Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. Hutton. Mr.. and
Mrs. Currier have resided in Topeka 20
years.
Maltby and Dale are both crazy about
the same girl and as she is a born d.
plomat she divides her favors equally
and keeps them both guessing. The
other night Dale stopped in at the drug
store where the chaps Of both set night
~ cOngregate to register, give the eoun-
tersign and account for themselves
generally. He wore evening dress and
stated that he was going to dance.
who are you going to take?" asked
one Of his pals, Mrs Dale2' No,
replied Dale. somewhat ruefully. Mrs.
Maltby-'
The Varsity club gives a dance at
Steinbergs Friday night
Mr.. Nelson Meade and Mr.. Russell
Grimes will give a party at the home
Of the former Friday evening
The West Side Reading club met
this afternoon with Mrs. ]. P. Farms
worth
The members Of a church society
pledged themselves to raise five dollars
each for a certain fund. They appoint
ed a day for bringing in the sheaves''
when each was to give an account of
how she earned her money The wife
of the stingiest man in town explain
ed in all seriousness that she earned
hers by begging it of her husband,
and although everybody else roared.
she was English, and didn't see the
joke.
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The marriage of Miss Daisy Wood
ding to Mr.. Guy Warner of Manhattan
viii take place at 8 O'Clock this even
ing at the home Of the brides parents.
MI and Mrs J. W Woodding, 504
Van Buren, street.
In sending her acceptance for the
u and I clubs birthday party one girl
enclosed thirty cents with the state
ment, This represents not my age but
the way L feel"
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The Iolanthe club gave a thlmble
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