The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1906-02-17

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A Topeka woman has recently been
appointed to a professorship: the chair
of pastry in the q and I club cooking
school. And the girl who gets a degree
from her won't have much trouble find
ing a husband.
A Topeka girl has fallen heiress to
most of the former suitors of her older
sister who was recently married and
one of the suitors has the family habit
to such an extent that he has an awful
case with her brother.
Mrs. Frank Edson's guests this after
noon at an informal Kensington for
Mrs. George Rust of Salt Lake City, are
Mrs. Rust, Mrs. C. c. Histed of Kansas
City, Mrs. Frank Patrick, Mrs. A. j.
Cole Mrs. Frank S. Crane Mrs. Schuy-
Ter c. Nichols, Mrs. ]. B. Furry Mrs
Clarence S. Bowman, Mrs. William c.
Smith, Mrs. B. F. Akers, Mrs. D. z.
Webb, Miss Bessie West and Miss Mary
Thompson
A girl who has been in New York
Washington and Kentucky for two
months, writes home that she has met
many a prince but thinks the Topeka
men viii still look good to her
The Rev. Alan G. Wilson, rector of
ST. PauIs Episcopal parish, Clay Cen
ctr, and Miss Edith Monro Gay daugh-
ter of Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Y Cay of
Clay Center, were married Thursday ev-
ening at St. PauTs church Bishop
BIillspaugh read the marriage service,
assisted by the Rev. Robert Spencer OF
Junction City, and the attendants were
Miss Edna Martin. maid OF honor, MISS
Ida Priest, ring bearer the Rev Ernest
Rudd Altman of WamegO, the Rev Mr.
Curran of HiaWatha, Mr.. Giles Rre1st5
Mr. Bernard Downing and MI Harry
Achenbach, ushers. At home after Eas-
ter at st. Pauls rectory, Gay center;
Both Mr.. and Mrs. Wilson have visited
in Topeka and have number OF ac-
Quaintances here
Told at the Tell club: A Topeka girl
was giving a chatting dish supper aud
friend who has an apartment on the
same floor lent her diamond ring
which she wore for the evening on the
third finger Of her left hand, ana the
photograph of a good looking man
which was placed in prominent POSI-
ton on her writing desk one or the
guests was a society reporter, ana OF
course she pricked up her ears, scented
an engagement and began teasing TOT
+he announcement. Not securing it she
printed a ''hint' in her society column a
few days later. OF course the JOKE Is
on the s r.. but the suspicion exists
that the girl is really engaged and TINS
story is a clever invention of friend
Who wishes to help her keep it a Sc
cret.
Miss Margaret GHhuan is giving
matinee high FIVE this afternoon for
Miss Florence Park Of ChanuJe, VINO lS
the guest of her sister. Mrs. Frank
cain. The other guests are Miss Julia
WeUhouse. the Misses Meade, Miss
vida Wood. Miss Louise Wood, MISS
Margaret Going, Miss Carlotta Nellis,
Miss Alice Willard and Miss Alice La
kin
A Chicago man who is very much in
terested in a Topeka girl, viii come on
next week to spend her birthday ami
versary with her. No, it isn't the
American Beauty man. Guess again.
Mrs. Frank Scott Davis. Miss Sallie
Corning, Miss Dorothy Wilson, Miss
Jeanette Ware, Miss Mamie Veale
/ and Miss Nellie Baker. We're substi-
tutes at the Friday Whist club which
met with Miss Meade and Miss Eliza
/ beth Meade yesterday.
They say a wealthy out-of-town
+ bachelor who visits here a good deal
and has raised huttering hopes in the
/ hearts of a good many fond parent
/ (althOugh the daughters have gen
/ orally been wiser) is getting richer