The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1906-08-16

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Mr.. and Mrs. Eugene S. Quinton
gave a dinner at the Country club last
night for Mr.. and Mrs. Harry c. Ashby
of Tulsa. I. T. Other entertainments
of the week in honor Of the Ashbys
are a dinner tonight which Mr.. and
Mrs. George NJ. Crawford will give at
the Country club. one tomorrow night
TO be given by Mr.. Carroll B. Merriam
and Mr.. Ned Osborn at the Topeka
club and another Saturday night at the
Country club given by Mr. and Mrs
Herbert Armstrong.
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Marrying gossip: A College Hill girl
viii be married in October to an out
of town man. An East Sixth avenue
girl will be an October bride of q To-
peka man A girl from southeastern
Kansas visiting on Tyler street is get
ting a rousseau ready.
Miss Mary B. Moore. who gave a
small dinner party at the Country club
last night will entertain a second com
pany Saturday night for her cousin,
Miss Helen Boal. of San Diego, Cali
fornia
There viii be a dance at the Coun-
try club tomorrow night.
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Miss Ethel Davis gave a five o'clock
tea yesterday for Mrs. John Dods-
Miss Hazel Risteen and Miss Reita
Updegraff. The table centerpiece
was mound of black-eyed
Susans and asparagus fern. The guests
were Mrs. Dodsworth, Miss Updegraf,
Miss Mary Meade. Miss Helen Quinton,
Miss Fay Quinton, Miss Lolita John
stone of Wamego, Miss Florence John
stone. Miss Helen Quinton entertained
the same party at luncheon today for
Mrs. Dodsworth and Miss Lotta john
stone.
Mrs. G. C. Bowman, S04 Topeka
avenue entertained Informally at tea
last night for Miss Ella Thorngate of
Myrtle Seymour. The other guests
were Miss Seymour, Miss Florence
Kimball and Miss Anna Hagar-
A Topeka working girls boss. who
is fussier than he need be, complains
that she is too busy with society en-
gagem ents to earn her salary. When
he mentions that he would like her to
do this or that she says politely, I'm
Just awfully sorry you know, but I m
going to a party this afternoon and I
can't possibly come back after lunch
con-" Or, Really you'll have to ex-
cuse me because I must press my
gown before the dance tonight" Yes
terday she put him off with some such
excuse and he asked meekly How
about three weeks from next Tuesday?
Do you think you can give me an after
noon them"
San Francisco (Cal.) Bulletin: Major
and Mrs. Charles Krauthoh, who have
been living at Blithedale since Mrs.
1 KrauthOff's return from Chicago a
month or so after the fire, have taken
apartments at the KnickerbOcker for
the winter They will move to town the
first of September Mrs. Krauthon is
/ looking striIdngly handsome in her
mourning. which she is wearing for her
mother
See that girl said the town man to
the visiting man. indicating a Western
| avenue girl. shes got 'em all going and
1 has had since her -coming-out party
four or five years ago. Say, I wish
had little book with all the things that
have been said to that girl by her ad-
mirers. Talk about hot air. guess the
coal trust would begin to think I was
a force to reckon with
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Denver Post: The Dennis Sheedys
occupied a box at Elitch's gardens last
evening. Marie and Florence Sheedy are
both stunning girls and the beauty of
Mrs. Sheedy has never been disputed
Then, there was statuesque Ann Ryan,
cousin of the Sheedy girls, from Leaven-
worth, Kan, their guest, Miss Calhoun
of New York, an aristocratie little
blonde, who is just now one of the most
interesting visiting girls in town.
Mrs. Waterman Stone of Kansas City,
with Miss Katherine and Miss Margaret
Stone, sailed yesterday from Montreal
on the Pretoria for a stay Of two years
in Europe.
This may need diagram. The people
in a Topeka avenue neighborhood rush
TO their windows every morning to see
If there is a red flag hanging in front of
one of the houses in the block.
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From the Mexican Herald, August z:
Monday morning Mrs. Paul Hudson en-
tertained at cards complimentary to
Mrs. Harrison E. Donly, of Simeon
Canada. and Mrs. Myrtle Davis Gage
Of Topeka. Kansas. The ladies were in
vited to play either euchre or bridge
The bridge prizes We're won by Mrs
Lloyd r. Hamer and Mrs. Lawrence
Shields. and the consolation prize by
Miss Wills The euchre prizes were won