The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1906-02-07

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Mrs. David E. Palmer wiz entertain
the Art and Lakota clubs Informally
tomorrow afternoon. i'm honor of Miss
Grace Morgan. of Essex, Conn
I'm perfectly crazy about dried
herring" said she. How 1 wish
had been put up in cans" said he.
"Just for that" she retorted, I'm go
Ing to can you
The Imperial club will give a dance
Thursday evening of next week at
Steinbergs.
A young chap who might be the
most popular man i'm town is so in
different to women that he doesn't go
to parties because he says he hates to
look at the girls. And yet in spite of
his Indifference he has all the girls
going.
Mr.. and Mrs Ira O. Howe were
host and hostess to the Bohemians
last night. DR.. and Mrs Willis A.
Coston, Mr.. and Mrs. George w.
Veale III and Mrs. Chester B. Reed
Lacey will entertain the club in two
weeks
A very recherche (whatever that
night by temporary widower whose
wife is visiting out of town, and
bachelor friend with proclivities for
that sort of thing, but this is the only
newspaper announcement the affair
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Representa- 5es of the Topeka fed
GRAFTON of WOmens clubs will meet
representatives, of the Ministerial
union 1t the PrOVident association
rooms Saturday afternoon for the
purpose of organizing a number of
boys clubs, designed to furnish
healtnIul amusements under proper
conditions for boys who have NOT
these advantages at home After the
meeting those who are interested viii
attend the session of the juvenile court
at the court house, where Mrs. Noble
Prentis Will take to the boys in charge
Of the court.
Topeka bachelor with the reputa.-
ton of Don Juan who has broken
many hearts and always. heretofore
escaped Unscathed, has finally fallen
desperately i'm love. But there is an oh
stacle i'm the way of a husband and
unique as the experience. may be to him
1T is said i'm this case, the husband is
really an obstacle
The Topeka d. A. RS will give a
colonial tea the afternoon of Washing
ton.s birthday at the residence of Mrs. +
a. X Rodgers.
The Best Bower club is being enter
tanned today by Mrs. John d. Kelly,
1913 Tyler street.
A coquette who has trihed with MANY
hearts has finally found her match. shs
has fallen i'm love with a man with a
reputation for Inconsistency as wide as
her own. Everybody knows they viii
get tired of each other but there is some
curiosity as to which will beat the other
to it.
The marriage of Miss Sadie Garrett
and Mr.. John Lichty of Morrill, took
place at noon today at the home of the
FORMER uncle and aunt, Mr. and Mrs.
j. d. Gardner in Potwin Place The
Rev. Dr. s. S. Estey. performed the GER
emory and a limited number of guests.
intimate friends and relatives. weroask-
ed Miss Josephine Dickinson of Kan
sas City was the maid of honor and
Miss Ethel Frizell, at the piano. played
the wedding music The bride wore
white net over taffeta and carried
shower bouquet of lilies of the valley.
The maid of honor was in white and
carried pink carnations. The house was
very prettily decorated. There were
American Beauties, palms and ferns in
the drawing room where the ceremony
was performed, pink carnations in the
living room and i'm the dining room all
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the table and buffet flowers being like
the brides bouquet. lilies of the valley
MI aad Mrs. L. A. SharTard of Meriden
assisted Mr.. and Mrs. Gardner i'm re-
ceiving the guests Mr.. and Mrs. Lichty
left this afternoon for their home at
Morrill, where they will receive their
friends after May 1.
Eyes it is true that I am going to be
married a man said last night But
] am In low T
even secured girls consent yet. But
three of us fellows made an agreement
some time ago that the other two would
pay whichever one married first fifty
dollars. each, and / need the money"
Washburn Day. the anniversary of
the founding of the college was cele-
hrated as usual last night by the am
nual reception given by the co-eds for
the college men. the faculty. and other
friends About 1000 invitations were
extended. The reception was held i'm
Carnegie library. The decorations were
the Washburn cOlors and pennants
flowers and palms The favor booth an
indian tepee, was presided over by Miss
JENNIE Iharp, Miss Vera Best. Miss
Edith Thompson, Miss Anna Strauss.
Miss lnez Fisk and Miss Fan Reed The
punch bowls were in charge of Miss
Ireue Mehl, Miss Maud Markham. Miss
RIA HOtchkiss Miss Hazel Larkin Miss
Katherine Kellam. Miss Clara Daniels,
Miss Jean Sears. Miss Anna Henderson.
Miss Florence Tucker. Miss Edith
Thompson, Miss Jessie Lee. Miss Mig
non Logan, Miss Allie Wingett Miss
Daisy Monroe. Miss Daisy Neil and
Miss airline Dietrich. The guests were
received by Mrs. Plass. Mrs. D. L. Nc
Eachron, Miss Leavitt. Miss Mary
Sutherland, Miss Lugrace Whitner.
Miss Mary Fisher. Miss Grace Cockeren,
Miss Ethel NIcBIichaeL
Mrs ]. X. Hudson entertained the
Conversation club last night at her
apartment at the Virginia.
There is some concern among her
friends as TO which of two or three