The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1906-10-01
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A4rs- Eugene Huntington Ware and
-Ass Jeannette Ware have 7 tables at
WHIST tnls afternoon asked to meet Miss
Wares visitor. Miss Sylvia Burlington,
u Falt River. Massachusetts.
me ID. D. Whist club has a business
meeting today with Mrs. B. F. Akers.
played next Monday Mrs. Akers will
De the hostess.
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Mrs 6. A. Morse gave luncheon at
ne Country club today for the members
Of the CaltdOrean club The table had
basket filled with asters in the club
color, purple, for a centerpiece and COW
sfs were laid for twelve. Following the
luncheon the club held its first meeting
& the season and papers were read by
airs G. G. Foss and Mrs. John Brad
ley. The members of the Calidorean
club are Mrs. Morse, Mrs. Foss, Mrs
Eradley, Mrs. H. W. ROby, Mrs A. B.
Sufnton, Mrs. George W. Crane. Mrs
CHARLES ". Merriam, Mrs John Clark
harmon, Mrs. G. 7. Trap, Mrs James
Moore Mrs H. G. Root and Miss Ida
B1bblinger
Two Topeka men are interested in the
same out OF town girl Recently one OF
Isthem decided to ask her to come to
town for a dance and told a friend of
his intention Afterwards the friend
asked him what kind Of luck he had
had and he answered: We'll, my rival
beat me to it. He had already asked
her but she didn't know whether to
come down or not. However, when 1
told her that I had asked one Of my
women friends to entertain her while
she was in town and that she had as
scented willingly, she decided to come.
So you see we divided the honors-my
rival and Z I arranged for her enter
tafnment and he takes her TO the party.
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Mrs. D. o. Coe has asked guests for
Tuesday afternoon.
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The Duplicate Whist club will have
ttsc first meeting of the season with
Mrs. 3. F. Akers Friday.
Mrs E A. Austin is entertaining the
Nineteenth Century club at the Country
club this afternoon. It is the flS { meet !
ing Of the year and the programme
provided for some business and rem
iniscences Of the vacation. Mrs. S. S. /
Beggs, 1874 Topeka avenue, is a new
member of the club. A few guests, /
aside from members, were asked today, /
among them Mrs. John F. Norton. Mrs. |
W B. Swan. Mrs. George Harrison OF
St. Louis, Mrs. Ralph Squires of Green |
Mountain Falls. Mrs. J. W. Locke of
Lebanon. Illinois, and Mrs. Frank |
Young.
These people, said a man at a par
ty where a number of middle aged peo- /
pie were dispOrting themselves playful I
" think that they are demonstrating |
that a person can be a Christian and /
still have a good time.
Kansas City Star: M and. Mrs. Sol ]
ONION stoddard are at home at the !
their new home. 1928 Warwick boule-
ward.
Miss Norma Wheeler, S511 Windsor
avenue. will return this evening from F.
Denver and Colorado Springs, where {
she spent the summer.
The S. r. on the Leavenworth Post is
Leavenworth goes a-Kneipping and may /
be seen almost any day walking shoe
less and hoseless in country lanes near
the post.
A Topeka avenue yOungster Of 6 years
and a man who lives in his neighbour
hood are great pals. The man is a To- |
cal Chesterfield famed for his unfail- /
j0yed q picnic watermelon spread to- I
gether and the man. for some slight 1
breach, asked his companions pardon. [
90, that's all right" said the little chap
careIessly, you don't have to say 'ex-
cuse me when you're eating out doors /
sitting on the grass.
Leavenworth Post Saturday.: Mrs. I
Ira Snyder entertained with a Ken (
sington" this afternoon, in compliment |
to Mrs. Dreschel Of Topeka.
Mr.. and Mrs Daniel r. Anthony. Jr.,
will leave on Tuesday for New York /
to attend the automobile races for the /
Vanderbilt cup.
The boys choir of a Topeka church /
recently resumed practice after the /
summer vacation At the first rehearsal /
three or four lads whose sun burned /
skin spoke eloquently and unmistaka-
bly, Of a summer Of baseball and swim I
ming, announced to the director that
they had only come to explain that I
they wouldn' t begin practicing until the /
weather was cooleri"
Mr. Lee Paddock of Springfield. !
Missouri, formerly of Topeka, and a
son Of Mr.. and Mrs. Josiah Paddock Of