The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1906-01-14

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Denver takes place January "a. Miss
Banks, Miss Anna Banks Mrs Frank
| the guests Thursday evening Mrs.
Irwin Pribble will give kitchen
shower for Miss Banks to which about
twenty friends have been asked. 9th
/ ers who win entertain for Miss Banks
are Mrs. Frank Trip, Friday even
/ ing, Miss Anna Banks, Saturday after
noon and DR.. Martha Mccoy, Saturday
/ evening. Mr.. and Mrs. Lawrence
/ Charles L. Hobart of Hiawatha and
/ Miss Alice Bolton of Kansas City are
expected for the wedding
Leavenworth Post: A prospective
bride who will take the final leap the
last of the month said this morning:
II don't know where I'm going, but
I m on my way.
mo, CeciIe," said her mother to one
of the sub-buds at one of the coming
out parties, you can't call Arthur
across the room to YOU He's been
/ brought UP to be 50 bad"
Well then, mamma Cecile re
piled, I've been brought UP to be so
good that mayn't / go across to Ar
/ thur It's really rather stupid being
so good. I just love Arthur's bad
ness
Mrs. w. E. McVey and Mrs. Charles
A. Bradley will entertain the Idle Hour
club Tuesday afternoon at the home Of
! the former.
The Monday high five club will have
! a meeting with Mrs Charles Bower
/ tomorrow.
It remained for the society reporter
7 of a Leavenworth paper, very clever
young woman who gets up an
s.4l --.-4E
( to Tear off the Mask when
she wrote recently in an ac-
count of wedding that there
was rather tinge of romance con-
/ nected with the affair. No wonder
I such an unexpected circumstance in
I connection with wedding would
create comment in LeavenwOrth
where the girls regard matrimony as
merely the means to the one ambition
of their lives. to get into the Army
| circles and where the majority of
the bachelors of the smart set are
impecunioUs officers from the Post
looking for heiresses.
An engagement. still a profound
] secret. except to the immediate friends
/ of the bride and groom win end in a
wedding in the early spring.
Three or four Topeka men who have
been more or less devoted to two TO-
peka sisters have received a number
Of anonymous letters on the subject
one of the men was also the recipient
of number of anonymous letters
I about year ago when an anony NOUS
letter scandal that threatened to
break up many happy home and did
break up an organization or two was
the talk o. the town.
81 see that the only way for me to
receive recognition as human be-
ing in this Office. said business
woman to her fellow slaves the
other day sis to learn to smoke and
carry matches and 'makinGs. The
only social relations that exist here de-
pend entirely upon requests for those
things and unless you are in that
game you are entirely out of it, hu-
manly speakink, and might as well
be d machine"
Miss Grace Mason WEIGH gave a
students piano recital Saturday after
noon at her studio, 709 Topeka avenue.
Those taking part were Miss Dorothy
Berry Miss Doris Weber Miss Ethel
Glenn Miss Isabel Stewart. Miss May
DonnOn, Miss Nerna Croskey, Miss
Miriam Foster. Miss Mildred Carter,
Miss Bertha Gardener, Miss Frances
Jlamperl Miss Marguerite Troutman,
Miss Mabel Fink, Miss Cynthia Mon
rec, Miss Bertha Clinton, Miss Irma
AIoeser, Miss Olga Genthe, Miss Ethel
Fink Miss Annie Senne. Miss Ger
trude Fitzgerald, Miss Margaret
shakeshaft, Miss Irene Frank. Miss
Hazel Norton, Miss Mabel Griley,
Miss Leila Anderson, Samuel Stewart,
lie Verne WEIGH and Emory Hughes.
A Topeka girl who was going on a
trip to the Pacific coast met a man the
day before she started who looked good
to her, baked and wanted to stay at
home DO you think I'm going to
leave Topeka when there's anything
doing here2' she demanded. I guess
the coast viii wait" However her fam
lily insisted upon her going and by their
united efforts pulled and pushed her to
the train, she dragging back at every
step, declaring that she would not go,
that she couldn't have a bit good time,
and that she would cry for HIM every
minnie until she got back. But when
the train pulled in she deeried among
the passengers who left the Pullmans
for breath of fresh air at the station
an especially interesting looking man
so she dried her eyes. recalled the fact
that cherries were probably ripe in Cali
fornia, and by the time the train was
ready to start was completely recon-
ciled. Talk about a Robert " Cham
{ hers short oder romancet Some OF
) these girls are 50 adept at that sort OF
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