The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1906-03-09

SecEIOR.
ing party at the rink tonight. A num-
Der Of invitations have been extended
outside the club.
Fourteen of the girls employed In
one Of the fashionable Kansas avenue
department shops are engaged to be
married.
Mrs. Morton AIbaugh gave a lunch
con for twelve guests today In honor
OF Mrs Bridensteine and Miss Briden-
sumo or New York, who are spending
The winter with Mrs. A. W. Bronson.
The table flowers were carnations.
The rink was crowded yesterday
afternoon with amateurs pracucing for
the skating party tonight. BY the way
the party ought to be lovely billiards.
D. and R. G., you say? The Alps. my
boy, the Alps.
Mr.. and Mrs. George W. veaIe II will
entertain the Professionals club to-
night at o'clock dinner followed by
cards. Mr. and Mrs. Ira O. Howe will
be the only guests aside from the club
members.
and give her an armful Of American
Beauties to carry and she will make a
noise like a Pipperino.
The Vignette club will have its even
ing educational meeting tonight at the
home of Mr.. and Mrs. F NJ. Bone
brake. Governor Hoch and Mrs. S. s.
Estey will be the principal speakers.
Mrs s. S. Estey will read her paper on
Modern Ideals in Education and
Governor Hoch viii talk on the same
subject. There will be few other
guests beside the husbands of the club
members.
Wedding music suggested for the
marriage of formerly of Topeka man
who is going to marry rich girl.
Everybody Works But Father.
The Varsity club viii dance at
Steinberg's tomorrow night.
A Topeka girls system is to tell the
truth about herself on the theory that
It averts suspicion, people naturally
thinking she would never say such
things if they were really true.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. W. Bronson will en-
terrain their euchre club tonight.
The first meeting to organize club
of former Washburn students will be
held tonight at the home of Mr.. Paul
Sweet. All former Washburn students
are invited.
Mrs. S. w. McAtee, sos West street.
is entertaining the Best Bower club
this afternoon.
who's going to be there7" asked a
bud yesterday. contemptuousIy of a
party to which she was invited. mo
body but those old maics?" She re-
ferred to the buds of two or three sea
sons agO-girls from twenty-five to
twenty-five years old whom nobody
would dare to call old maids to their
faces
Miss Anna Marie Nellis viii entertain
the Topeka chapter OF the D, A R. S
Saturday afternoon. She will be assist
ed by Mrs. Henry AfcAfee, Mrs. NJ. NJ.
Miller and Miss Helen Thompson.
A concert will be given at the First
Baptist church Wednesday night Of
next week. The programme viii be
club quartette, the Amphion quartetta.
the high school orchestra. Miss Esther
Watts. viOlinist; Miss Nellie Lincoln.
dramatic reader. and a number of vocal
soloists.
Miss Dora White Of Kansas city en-
tertained the Kansas City association
of Washburn students Wednesday
night at her home. 2724 BeTeview ave
nue.. Among the former Washburn man
and women who were Tresen@ were.
1 Mr.. and Mrs. Theo. Alderman Mr.. and
Mrs Leroy Halbert. Miss Maude Par
! ker. Miss Myrtle Alderman, Miss Lucy
Taft Dougherty. Rev Guy Foster and
DR.. z. L. Stewart.
Miss Agnes Burdge viii entertain her
card club today. The members are.
Z Miss Burdge. Miss Daisy Neil, Miss