The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1906-02-24

recently returned to Topeka after a
snort residence in a northern state was
pronounced the best looking man in the
room. A man who has the reputa-
ton of being sternly and rigidly oppos-
Cd 70 deep breathing (for his partner
during dance was slapped on the
I wrist and left in the middle of a two
step served him right" as Jimmy
Stewart would say. He ought to know
{ that they're awfully fussy under some
circumstances. One of the girls
forgot her belt but nobody noticed it,
She is getting so fat that her belt line
isn't distinguishable any more, any
way. The sensation of the evening
was created by the arrival Of a girl with
her eX-hance- The College Widow
has returned and business is picking up
/ again.
Invitations have been received in To
peka to the marriage of Miss E1unice
Josephine Fite daughter of Mr. and
ing Harris XOst the evening of Monday,
March u, at six O'clock at the Fife
residence, 1913 NLeGsECcl1s street, Nash
Vile Tennessee.
Mr.. Vest is the famous Michigan foot
ball coach and was formerly coach at
the University of Kansas and has many
friends in athletic circles il this state
Weekly guessing ecntest Which of
a West Tenth avenue girls suffers will
have Sunday night? CTLree guesses).
Which Of a Topeka avenue girls suitors
viii take her TO the thea ter Monday
night? 1.-TWO guesses, either likely to
be rieht)
The D. D. Whist club viii meet Mrs
Frank Patterson Monday afternoon.
Tuesday Mrs John T. Merton viii en-
terrain the Fillmore street whist CLUB
The Felicity will meet with Mrs. A. w
Lacey Tuesday.
He asked to call but when she look
ed in her date book she found that the
first time she could offer him was if
teen minutes three weeks from next
Thursday afternoon. You remind
me" said he ''of a story: A man IN
acquainted with the prohibition law as
she is not enforced went into drug
store in a country town to buy q. drink.
The druggist regretted that he couldn't
sell it except for medicinal, mechanical
or scientific purposes. The customer
had to confess that being a stranger in
the state he had neglected to provide
himself with a snake bite or anything
of the sort for such an emergency
Well the druggist suggested, there's
a field over here behind the store a
little way and 1 shouldn't wonder If
you went over there if you could get a
a snake bite So the man went over
to the field and met a snake ali right
but the snake said he had all his bites
engaged for the next three weeks"
Dear met she commented. You
didn't say anything about bites"
Miss Alice Willard is entertaining
the alumni Owls and few of the espe-
cia1 friends of Miss Nellah Davies of
Chicago in the latter's honor this after
noon.
OF course she denies her engage
ment (they always do but when a girl
goes out of town for two weeks and
stays six there's always something do
ing and it's usually a man.
Mrs. James Philip de Bevers Kaye is
giving tea at the Deanery this after
noon for her sister, Miss Alice Nelson
Of Ironwood, Michigan.
Often when a man makes I'D his
mind to marry it doesn't seem to make
much difference whom he chooses. If
one girl refuses him he promptly takes
another.
The Topeka alumni cha ater of the
Kappa Alpha Theta sorority was or
ganized at a meeting this week with
Mrs. S. S. Estey at Presbyterian Manse
Miss Anna Harrison was elected presi-
dent and Miss Hazel Fassler secretary
and treasurer of the chapter. The
members are Mrs. Dell Keller, Mrs.