The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1906-06-29


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Those from out of town were Mr. and
Mrs. E. L. Knostman of Manhattan,
Mrs. George Knipe and children, Mar
garet and Hubert, of Guthrie, Okla,
Mr.. Frank M. Neal, jr, of san Fran
cisco and Mr.. Svend Osknee of Madi-
son, Wis Mr.. and Mrs. Neal will be
at home in Highland Park after Au-
gust first.
Just cause she had nothing else
to do. a girl sat down with all her old
dance programmes the other day col
lected during a period of about
twelves years. since her subdebutante
dances, and figured out that she has
danced about six thousand nine hun
dred and forty miles so far and feels
good for twelve years more, at least.
A small picnic party at vinewood
Jervis Stanley. Miss Rebecca Stanley,
Miss Ruth Grandon, Miss Florence
Smiley, Miss Marian McGraw, Miss
Helen Fair.
A Topeka girl who has been visiting
out Of town for about two months and
is expected home soon, has an her
time booked for the first fortnight
after she returns.
The B. A. T. s. will give a marty TO-
night at the home of Miss Hazel Girls
well, 1922 Sixth avenue west, for their
boy friends.
Angelo Jacchia, the manager of the
Banda Rosa. has a son Eugene seven
years old, who is travelling with his
father and mother on this concert tour.
Last night Signor Sorrentino. the direc-
tor OF the band, was teasing him and
said: You're a funny bow never
! m q lie II
you're funny conductor Eugene re-
torted- What do you think of a con-
ductor, he appealed to the rest Of the
party with expressive pantomime.
who goes like this and then like
this?" and he gave a very good infta-
ton of the leader of the Red Band on
the podium.
Does Eugene speak Italian ?" To-
peka man asked Angelo NO" said
/ Angelo, he speaks only English. why
| papa! exclaimed Eugene in shocked
tone. You know we always speak
Italian when we say anything we don't
want the Americans to understand"
Mr.. A ]. Stout. whose marriage to
Miss Emily Ahrens of Chicago is to
take place July TO- was given a tin
( shower yesterday morning by the
teachers in charge of the institute at
A picnic party at vinewood this
evening will be composed Of Miss
Daisy Neil, Miss Lugrace Whitmer
Miss Mary Wilson. Miss Florence
/ Tucker, Miss Agnes Burdge, Mr.. Omar
Smith, Mr.. Herman Carkhuff Mr..
| Walter Carkhuff. Mr.. Jim Mcclure and
Mr. Clarence Johnson
Mrs. Curtis W. Myers entertained in
| formally yesterday afternoon for her
/ sister Mrs. Carl Myers.
Miss Dora Clark gave an evening
/ party Wednesday. Her guests were
Miss Mary Reid. Miss Amy Gordon
Bruce, Miss Daisy Crawford, Miss
Anna >Heartburg. Miss Ellen Heart
| burg Miss Louise Allison, Miss Ina
Harlxins. Miss Kathryn Marlett, Miss
Clara Marlett, Miss Grace Miller, Miss
| Ellen Foberg. Miss Selma Foberg
Miss Myrtle WaIdron, Miss Lulu VALID
| ron, Miss Delva Kohul. Miss Jean
Koontz. Miss Margaret Koontz. Miss
Nellie Thorpe Miss Miriam Dale, Miss
Ella Zimmerman, Miss Rose thinner
| man Miss Alice Dedham, Miss Anein
/ Cillies, Miss Mary Aten, Miss Ethelyn
Wright Miss Carrie Merrill Miss Ber-
tie Adams, Miss Mabel Cuthbert, Miss
Stella Clark, Miss Abel Richa rdson,
Miss Edna Daner, Miss Crawford, Miss
/ Grace Clark, Miss Vera Branham. Miss
Hattie Bell. Miss Vera Anderson.
Invitations have been received here
where the bride-to-be has many
friends, for the wedding of Miss Esther
Mae Legler. of Valley Falls, and Mr.
Il Clarence Edward Burgson, of Medf-
cine Lodge. The wedding is to take
place Wednesday evening. July II in
the First Methodist Episcopal church
at Valley Falls.
Notes and Personal Mention.
Mr.. and Mrs Charles ". Lewis; 42s
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