The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1906-09-08

looking up next week. W nat
with the opening Of the high
school and Washburn and the
festivities attendant upon the
rushing season, and with 1Our
dances and a number of minor events
the week Will be the gayest in many
a month. Most Of the gay butterflies
who have been fitting about from
resort to resort this summer have re-
turned or viii return within rev
days. Among the entertainments Of
the week are; Monday, Owl dance at
Steinberg's and Mrs. E. B. Cowgirl
evening for her son, Mr.. Harry Cow
gill; Tuesday, Mr.. and Mrs. ]. G. Mon
ler's and Miss Helen McChntock 5
platform dance at the McCintock
residence, 1913 Fillmore street, the
marriage of Miss Dora Stafford and Mr.
Daniel ". Nellis, which will take place
very quietly at the home OF the bride
sister, Mrs. p c. Chamberlain, and the
all day reception of the Wash burn col
Iege and the Washburn girls literary
societies at the home of Mr. Tom Bow
man; Wednesday, Mrs Willard Hall
dance at Steinberg's Tor her son, Mr..
Dick Hall. before his return to school
at Andover, Mass, and another recep-
ton for the Washburn students at the
Y NJ. G. A. house on the campus the
Y. w c. A assisting as hostesses;
Thursday the HeIianthuS September
subscription dance at VinewoOd; Fri
day, informal fortnightly dance at the
Country club and the presidents recep-
ton for the Washburn students and
faculty and Saturday. the wedding at
Troy of Miss Fanny Leland, daughter
of Mr.. Cyrus Leland, jr., and Mr.
George Chalmers Finley Of Vinita, l. T.
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Mr.. and Mrs. ]. c. Mohler and Miss
Helen McClintock have issued invita-
lions for a dance Tuesday evening at
the RfcClintock residence, 1913 Fill
more street.
The dance given for the HeIanthus
club at Vinewood last night by Mr.
Chauncey Dewey of Chicago was at
tended BY Mr. and Mrs. Charles B.
Smith, Mr.. and Mrs William Wikidal,
Mr.. and Mrs Charles L. Mitchell, Mr.:
and Mrs George W. Snyder, Mr- ana
Mrs. William r. Drechsel, Mr.. and
Mrs Don Mulvane, Miss Gala Cuttell,
Miss Hazel MuIvane Miss Fanny Funk,
Miss Berenice Fuller, Miss Anna
Ruder Miss Edna Herost Miss Maud
Grimes, Miss Helena BelleW of san
Francisco, Cal. Miss Helen Otis, Miss
Margaret Jones, Miss Ethel Davis, Miss
Helen QuintOn, Miss Fay Qulnton, MISS
Nellie Millspaugh, Mr. Sam Freshman,
Mr.. John Freshman, Mr. Dana Davis,
Mr.. Charles Hinckley of Sulphur. I. T,
Mr.. J. Karl Henderson, Mr.. Jay 4.
House, Mr.. Walter Burgess, Mr.. Harley
Reisman, Mr.. Hugh Mcfarland, MI
Frank Sturgis, MI Frank Gahagan'
Mr. Bert Reid. Mr.. Ilif w. Felix, Mr..
Paul Sweet, Mr.. Walter Hayes, Mr.
Theo. Snattinger. Mr.. Harold Copeland.
Mr.. David Lakin, Mr.. Charles B. Howe.
Mrs. Willard Hall will give a dance
at Steinberg's Wednesday evening for
her son, Mr. Richard Hall, who returns
to Andover academy, AndOver. Mass,
in two weeks.
The report that the new Washburn
football coach is handsome, clever and
neither married nor engaged is making
the girls sit up and take notice. He IS
expected here about the middle of the
month and the most enthusiastic foot
ball girls viii wear Washburn blue
wells with white VS. on the floating
ends in honor of his arrival.
Manitou correspondence in Denver
Mrs. NJ. A. Low of Topeka. kan, wife
of NJ. A. Low. general attorney of the
Rock Island, IS visiting at the Grand
View with Mrs. ]. B. Case, Of Abilene, !
Senator George P. Morehouse of To-
peka, Kan, author of the bill making
the sunfower the floral emblem and
state flower Of Kansas, is stopping in
Manitou- Mr. Morehouse introduced the
first bill regulating the speed of auto
mobiles which was introduced in the
west. He is chairman of the Republi- !
can central committee of the Fourth
congressional district of Kansas. Mr..
Morehouse is accompanied by his wife.
They viii remain in Manitou another
week.
The members of the smart set who
spent the summer out of town, are COM
ing home every day now. but they
would be awfully offended if their
names should get into the papers.
Mrs 2. 3. Cowgirl will give a party
Monday evening for her son. Mr.. Harry
Cowgirl who viii enter Cornell col /
1ege, Iowa. this fall.
A Topeka bachelor on his vacation
this summer was mistaken once for a
waiter and once for an insurance agent |
and says he will never leave home
again
Announcement has been made of the /
engagement Of Miss Nell McCrumb, |
daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs L. J. Nc
Crumb of Alma, and Mr.. Otto Stro- |
wig Of Paxico. The wedding will take /
place early in October. Miss Nc /