The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1906-08-23

OF The stare Journal VIII confer favor
oy giving the full first name OF W.
initials, with all proper names. 4teu43
uaust be accompanied by rhe name anu
address Of the writer OK they can nos -
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Miss Margaret Johnston entertained
40 guests at a burlesque athleuc Hsel
at ElmWood Place this morning, ~
compliment to her visitor, Miss Lucy
Bowen Of Logan, Ohio. The entertain
ment was largely al fresco and the az
ferent events and the entries Ior eacn
were Smiling, Miss Nellie Baker, MISS
Anna Hoch Miss Dolly Curtis Miss
Mary Meade, Miss Anna Iroutnah'
Miss Ann Sweet and Miss Dorothy
Wilson; frowning, Miss Mary Dameis,
Miss Hazel Jones, Miss Georgia West
Of Manhattan, Miss Gertrude Reed, MISS
Nina Bauer, Miss Constance crown
Bostouian luxuries, Miss Clara Danlels,
Miss Guenn GODDARD, Miss Bess w est
Miss Valentine Miss Permella Gurus;
peanut race. Miss Hoch, Miss Reed,
Mrs. Harry JamisOn; Murphy Dalance'
Miss Ethel De Obert, Miss Gertrude
Bauer, Miss Permelia Curtis, Miss Lu-
Gle McAfse, Miss henore Monroe, MISS
Xalentin, five yard dash. Miss Lucy
Bowen, Miss Daisy Vance Of Oklahoma
City, Hiss Anna Marie Walsh, Miss
Nellie Mcfarland and Miss Lee bean
bag throwing, Miss Grace Vance, MISS
Helen Cartilage, Miss Sara Mcclellan,
Miss Valentine; Notwithstanding con-
test, Mrs. Arthur Engler, Mrs j. ID.
AiEEarlanQ. MIS- Eugene II " d4cs WI D.
Harry Jamison, Mrs. James Troutman,
Mrs. W. A Johnston; jockeys, Miss
Catherine Mcfarland and Miss anna
bell Garvey; superintendent OF the turn,
I Adrs. James A. Troutman; time-keeper,
Mrs. J. D. Mcfarland; general manager.
Mrs. ". A. Johnston. Miss Bowen, the
guest Of honor, was Miss Johnston s
roommate at Western college, Oxford,
Ohio, from which they were graduated
In June and is here for a visit of
number Of weeks at ElmwOod Place.
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A Topeka bachelor who has assisted
IN the education and amusement of
the buds of the past 80 or 40 seasons,
has always said you couldn't catch them
too young for him. But he recently
baked at a 16-year-old, although she
IS the prettiest girl who has been in
town in many day
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Miss Caroline Lovewel1 will entertain
the following guests at lawn party
at her home. 1901 College avenue, this
evening: Miss Katharine McCarter,
Miss Helen Adams, Miss Helen Glass,
Miss Jessie Ferrin, Miss Gladys Sharp OF
Kansas City. Miss HermiOne Van LacT,
Miss AIignon Logan. Mr.. Laurens Whit
temore, Mr. Bert Gillespie. Mr.. Clyde
Cowgirl Mr.. Paul Monypenny, Mr.. Eu-
gene Harshbarger, Mr.. Earl Glover and
Mr. Clinton Cowgirl
Another week Of suspense: The
Fighting Chance doesn't reach a con-
cIusion until next weeks number of the
magazine In which it is running How
ever. the hero proposes in the current
number and is accepted by the heroine
and readers will be able to wait for
the denouement of the other love at
fairs and the financial battle, which by
the way. seems as inevitable a COM
ponent of the modern novel as the au-
tomobile.
The next fortnightly hop at the
-1~r1 --7-~ ret
The Helianthus club viii give its
September subscription party at Vine
wood September 6.
The casual student of the Woman in
the Grand Stand would probably de-
eide that women go to ball games be-
cause it is such good place to discuss
canning peaches.
The Det conclave will meet with
the Delta chapter in Lawrence on
September 4, 5 and 6. Invitations were
issued yesterday for the fourth annual
conclave ball to be given in F'raternal
Aid hall September 4. On the evening
of the 9Th will be given night picnic
at the lake and on the evening of the
9TH the annual banquet There will
be about $50 visitors in Lawrence
during the conclave.
Miss Jessica Eberhardt of Indian
apohs is visiting Mrs. Kathryn Craw-
ford, 1912 Tyler, who will entertain at
cards for her this evening.
The Fillmore Street club was enter
tanned at luncheon and whist today bv
Mrs. John Clark Harmon.
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Mrs. Harris Goodrich has asked
guests for this evening to meet Miss
ANA Miller Of Saltwater, Mimi, who is
visiting her.
Miss Bessie Dixon entertained the
following young people at her home
Wednesday evening: Mrs. McTal4gb-
IN. Miss sadie white Miss Elsie 1siel1 Vaod
Miss Alma Gordon. Miss Eunice VIII
son. Miss Clarabel Williamson. Miss
Bertha Smiley, Miss Leta Smith. Miss
Laura Mclaughlin, Mr.. Karr Stewart.
ar- Earl Pinkerton. Mr.. Thomas VIII
hanson, Mr.. Wallace Mcknight. Mr.
Earl Leech. Mr.. Will Howe, Mr.. CLYDE
Chalmers, Mr.. Chas. Backenstoce Mr.
Leigh Matthews, Mr.. Reid Hooper.
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Notes and Personal Mention
Mr.. Quinton Adams Mr.. Rov starr
Mr.. Nelson Meade. Mr.. James McFar-
land and Mr.. Dick Hall left Yesterday
for Iicoln, Nebraska, to attend the
grand eonclave Of the Phi Lambda
8 Epsilon fraternity
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Allan Mills
1913 Topeka avenue, are the parents
Of a son, born Monday to whom tbe1-
have given the name of Charles
Mr.. Urban Poindexter iz howe
from the Columbia university. n.
TO spend a month with his narerts
Mr.. and Mrs. Z. w Poindexter H
has been with an engineering CORPS AZ
Camp Columbia, Cincinnati since the
close OF the last college tern. M