The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1906-02-15

J. c. McCIintock and her sister, Mrs.
J. c. Mohler and the guests were Miss
Louise McNeal Miss Alice Meade, Miss
Virginia Meade, Miss Rachel Teal Of
St. Joseph. Miss Eva Smith, Miss Isabel
Smith, Miss Maud Grimes, Miss Mabel
Cuthbert Miss Sarah Mcclellan, Miss
Lula Healy. Mr.. Monte Kistler, Mr..
Tinkham VeaIe. Mr.. Harry Wolf, Mr..
Clarence Jordan, Mr.. Stafford Chamber
lain, Mr.. Bernard Crosby, MI. Robert
Fullerton Mr.. Ed GOssett Mr.. Todd
Matthews, Mr.. Herman Carkhuf, and
Mr. J. Karl Henderson.
An interesting romance OF consider
able local significance concerns one OF
our most eligible baChelOrs-a member
of a prominent Kansas family, a col
lege man, widely Travelled and wealthy
and a very clever and charming former
ly of Kansas girl who now lives IN
western state. She has been abroad for
a few months and is just returning and
the man has gone on 10 New York TO
meet her upon her arrival II is eA-
pected that the engagement Will be an
nounced shortly.
Mrs V. B. Kistler and Miss Maud
Crimes returned yesterday from Ann
Arbor where they were guests OF Mr..
Monte Kistler at the Kappa Sigma
house for the Kappa sigma annual The
week was very gay one at Ann Afbof.
All the frateTnities gave house parlles
at their chapter houses and there We're
the gaieties were dinners, talIy-ho rides,
glee club concerts, an amateur comic
opera and dances every night at the
chapter houses after the other IesIlNi-
ties. At the Kappa Sigma dinner the
favors were alligator skin pocketbooks
bearing the Kappa Sigma monograph
Miss Gladys Riggs OF Empofla' " 40
visits in Topeka sometimes, went up TO
Ann Arbor with Mrs. Kistler and MISS
Grimes and was guest at the Phi Belt
house for the week. Mr.. Monte kistlef
came home with his mother ana VIII
not go back again this term on account
OF his health.
what do you know?'' she asked
mot a thing, he replied I've been
so busy I haven't been in the news belt
at all this week
Miss Emma Smith Miss Edith Nor
ton. Miss Hazel Jones, Miss Margaret
Going and Miss Julia Wellhouse nave
issued invitations for an afternoon tea
Tuesday, February a. from four TO SIX
o'clock at the Smith residence, oVS
Topeka avenue.
This morning a girl tried TO make
Young business man bet Of ten dollars
that he would be married within two
vears-namfng the girl-but he refused
to take 1t.
T,eavenworth Post. Miss Millspaugh
Of T0Dela was the guest Of honor at an
informal evening, given last evening ~
Miss Ann Ryan The guests, We're. MISS
Tucia Hunting. Miss Fay O'DonneH,
Lieut. sharp, Lieut.. Carter, Lieut.. Nor
row and Lieut. Merry.
A Topeka girl has business station
cry and other appurtenances 70 mas mas
a noise like a music teacher although
she has only two pupils
.oTo play whist is bad enough, said
a man to girl yesterday, pue 70
take whist lessons is positively the
limit"
Mrs. Frank Lewis is at the Piedmont
hotel. Atlanta. Georgia, where Nj ana
Mrs. Nicholas LOngworth viii stop on
their southern wedding trip. Mrs.
Lewis is with Mrs. J. Harper Bard
The Imperial club will give a dance
tonight at steinberg's.
one Of the valentines received by 2
Topeka man was the photograph OF
girl Now I wonder who sent
that" he said
Mrs. Thomas Dick Alden is enter
tanning her bridge club today at the
Howell Jones residence on Topeka ave
nue.. where she and Mr. Alden are
! stopping with Mr. Jones during the
4 absence Of Mrs. Jones and Miss Mar
garet Jones in California
/
Mrs. #. w Watson is the hostess of
i the Topeka avenue Five Hundred club
/ this afternoon.
Mrs Norman Plass viii give tea
| from half after 8 to o'clock Friday
/ afternoon at the Presidents House on
/ Washburn campus for the college fac
ulty.
Miss Eleanor Sims Miss Frances
Reed and Miss Maud Markham gave
a valentine party last night at the
I Sims apartment at the Devon. Grim
son paper hearts in festoons decorated
tines.
number Of Washhurn girls gave
1 a party last night at the home of Miss
Mary Call on West sixth street me
I hostesses were Miss Gall. Miss Daisy
{ Monroe, Miss Allie Wingett. Miss Anna
Strauss. Miss Anna Kaufman, Miss
Celia Smith. Miss Vivian futile, Miss
Nell McCrumb. Miss airline Dietrich.
Miss Audrey Gardner. Miss Vera Best,
| Miss Nettie Zimmerman. Miss Laura
Lux, and Miss Ethel Frizzell.
When Paul Gilmore was here recently
in CAPTAIN DebOnnaiTe tTelve-year-
old Topeka girl saw her first romantic
drama. TIE next day she described the
play to her mother and in telling Of
the duel with swords which follows
upon a game of dice in which there is
a charge of cheating she said; They
didn't shoot at all. mamma. but I vas
scared to death for fear they would be-
cause they had bean talking so much
about loaded dice.
One Of the chaps has returned from
college and win so into business with