The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1906-03-13

Monday recreants have thought 1t was
for their sins), explaining that Caesar
was conducting a party of tourists and
figured that the ferry fees for his
crowd would cost more than the
bridge, so that it was really q piece OF
practical economy MT. Frank L.
Clark talked about the Gaul of
Caesar" Illustrating his speech with
sections of map of Gaul, which when
put together complete at the end of
his remarks formed a pony's head.
was toast, Great Caesar" by Mr..
Paul A LOVeWell. This was a clip
ping from the Gaul News containing
q report. in modern newspaper style,
of Caesars refusal Of the crown offered
by Marc Antony
The company included Mr.. and Mrs.
Dams, Mr. and Mrs. Wilbur J. Green,
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank l. Clarke Mr..
and Mrs Paul A. LoveweII, Mrs Nor
man Plass. Mrs. Van I4aer Miss Will
lard of Galesburg, III. Miss Mary
/ Willard, Miss Frances Sunier, Miss
Helen Morton, Miss Charlotte Leavitt.
Miss Helen Ruth ingalls, Miss Jessie
Dean. Miss Irene Nye, and Mr.. Theo-
dore Walter Todd.
A Topeka avenue woman and a
4 western avenue woman Will be among
the post Lenten hostesses. Both are
planning large afternoon entertain
ments- A subscription cOtillion will
1 also be among the events Of the
Easter season.
The Delta Phi fraternity Of Wash
burn gave an informal evening at the
chapter house Monday for the new
pledges. Mr. William Snyder and Mr.
isay OIord The company included
Mr.: ana Mrs. William H. Vernon, Mr..
and Mrs O. B. Towne. Miss Marian
[ thompson, Miss Florence Purge Miss
CharIotte Lyle, Miss Nettie thinner
man. Miss Jennie Tharp. Miss Hazel
! ZONES Miss Louise McNeal. Miss
I DAISY Neal, Miss florence Thicker
4 Miss Julia Wellhouse. Miss Allie Win
gett' Miss Mabel Renwick, Miss Irene
Mehl, Miss Mary Sutherland Miss
Meme Raster, Miss Airline DIETRICH
/ Miss Anna Kaufman. Miss Marr VII
son, Miss Margaret Going. Miss Vivian
( Iuttle, Miss Ra Hotchkiss. Miss Lulu
Healy, Mr., Glen Jones' Mr. John Van
( de Mark. Mr.. Otis Van de Mark Mr.
/ S[roVer TAYLOR, Mr.. Herman Carkhuff.
/ MT Walter Carkhuff Mr.. PIinv
snyder. Mr.. Omer Smith, Mr.. Harold
Ilce, Mr. Eldon Tice, Mr.. GEORGE
[ White, Mr.. Ray TTford, Mr. william
4 snyder, Mr.. Ralph Johnson. Mr. Wis
4 TAR Williams Mr. Quinton Adams, Mr..
CHauncey Brown, Mr.. James Mcclure
/ AR. Tom Bowman. Mr.. Rafph Forbes
I MI Imri zumwalt and Mr. Glen Mil
lice. 1-eii ~ IL
You didn't see the high school Girls,
/ gymnastic exhibition. did you?'s some
/ Dody asked man the other dav.
eS, he did said his wife land 7
had to hold his coat tails to keep him
from joining Ed Curry at the dressing
room door,
Miss Lillian Trap entertained the
/ members of an afternoon sewing club
| 70 which she belongs informally this
afternoon at cards.
( A West Tenth street girl is generally
/ recognized as such an authority on the
affairs Of one of her admirers that the
/ society reporters call her up to ask her
when ne is leaving town or returning.
The Music Study club Will meet Fri
day with hrs. S. A. Scott 1897 Clay
+ street.
Mrs @. J. Mulvane will give family
/ luncheon Wednesday IN compliment to
Mrs Mary Mulvane Dent of Newconl-
eIstown' o., who is spending this winter
Win Mr. ana Mrs. John r. Mulyane
and Mrs. William J. Ersham of Enter
I prise, who is the guest Of her parents
Mr. and Mrs. D. a. Mulvane.
A fond Topeka mother has a dauab-
Ter Who is % years old and married
who has spent a number of winters in
I New York and Washington. and weeks
al time in St. Louis. Chicago and
Kansas City: but the other night when
I she trusted her to go to church alone
she worried all evening for fear she
would take the wrong car or forget to
/ transfer and be Lost.
The Womans Guild of Grace oatbe-
/ dral viii serve luncheon from Il to
o'clock tomorrow at Guild hall prec ID
ing the regular weekly meeting.
There is one of the girls who doesu't
have to bother making summer lingerie
this spring because she is wearing on.
all the fussed-up things she made for
her rousseau over q year ago.
Mrs. Frank Petro entertained the
Monday High Five club yesterday
Mrs Q. c. Neiswender and Mrs. George
Lyle were substitutes
Notes Rrsl Personal Mention
Mrs. A. A Robinson, Miss Meta
Robinson and Miss Simmons of Boston
who has been their guest all winter
win leave next week for Los Angeles
Mr. Charles BLOOD Smith is in Wichita