The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1906-03-14

audience when she speaks next FRIDAY.
A musicale win be given at the First
Baptist church this evening under the
auspices OF the Christian EndeaVor So
ciety. The programme foliows3
(a) March Starlight (solos for
(be1ls@ OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. Morse
cb) ia TarpiliaiZair de ballet. .Lasey
High School Orchestra
Song ..........-........ ..-4.-.... Se1eCtG1
Amphion Male Quartette.
Violin solo-"C onsolat ton w. H. Squire
Miss Esther N. Watts,
Accompanied by Miss Grace Wilcox.
DR.. J. II. solech.
Wynken, Blynken, and. Ned, -. lSevin
Ladies' Quartette from the Music
Club.
Vocal SOLO. ss,..s.s+..s 9etSCtS0
Mrs. Emile King Wikidal.
Impersonation .-...-.......... --
Miss Nellie Lincoln
Vocal solo-''xnowest Thou the Lord
CAGignon) neutrality-suspicious.. Thomas
Mrs. Charles GFosvenor.
Violin Obligato by Miss Watts.
Song ..................... Selected
Amphion Male Quartette.
A girl who is said to be the slowsst in
town has a new suitor who, when ne
calls on her carries an alarm clock with
him. This may sound like an exaggera-
ton but it is the HONEST truth
The Idle Hour club has discontinued
its meetings for this season
The next meeting. of the Kansas Au-
thors' club viii be held at the National
this evening. An interesting programme
has been prepared. Friends of the mem
bers may be invited
Psychological culture classes are the
-sr.ks~
ucau+y doctors. It has been discovered
that massage, exercise, Turkish baths
afternoon maps and diet are all power
less as agents of feminine beauty IN
less the mind and spirit are IN accord
with beauty. In other words the tat
woman can't get thin by banting as long
as she thinks fat thoughts It's anoInef
phase CT the popular C. 5. doctrlne' o.
course-holdiug the thought we are
hearing again the dictum with when
Ne became familiar in childhood,
Pretty is as pretty does" and women
are going at it to do "pretttly with as
much eaTnestness and faith as tney
formerly ate the bread crusts IN oIceI
to have pretty hair or course 49, 49,
win be cvnics, scoffers and pess1mlsts
Who viii question the deed on account
of the motive but who cares why a
woman IS unsel6Sh, sweet or peautliu-
so long as she is. Even II she only cul-
tix,a+es the virtues for the sake OF the
erect thew will have on her
outward appearance is 1t not stiu con
s,7rnYnatior aevoutly to be wished? The
beauty doctors be praised.
The Lotus club is meeting with
Mrs Tillman Bailey. ST. west 7lADii
avenue, this afternoon
Mrs. G. ]. Nulvane gave a family
luncheon today in honor OF MIS-. MaIs
Mulvane Dent, of NeWcorneLstoWll'
n F,nterprise. The table flowers were
mink and white tulips, and covers
were laid for Mrs. Dent, Mrs Enrsalil'
Mrs. John r. Mulvane, MRS y, -
HFuIvane. Miss Gertrude Mulvane, Mrs
Toab uuIvane. Miss Ross of Chicago,
NJ Sneed Hughes, Mrs. Catharine
hughes Mrs. Harrison Morgan, MISS
Grace Morgan of Essex, Conn, MRS
Don .NIulvane. Mrs. John Baird Nlenol-
son. Mrs Byron Roberts, MISS 11el1el
Mulvane. and the hostess.
Mrs. George Freshman entertained
sixteen guests at cards last night Tor
her sister. Miss Lillian Foster, in cele-
bration of her birthday anniversary.
MRS. Charles Joslin gave an after
noon card party yesterday for MIS-
Aubrey Lawrence of Toledo, ONO
who has been visiting Mrs. George r
Tux Invitations were extended to
Mrs. Lux, Mrs W. o. Rlgpyt MIS-
Ralph Clauser, Mrs. Edward Gresser,
Mrs. Frank Strawn, Mrs Porter
Henphill. Mrs. F. 0. Burkett, Mrs
Fred TIolton. Mrs. John Green, Mrs.
George Mccoy, Mrs. H. b Hogeboom,
Mrs. Mollie Radcliffe, Mrs. Fran
shafer. Mrs. Pegram, Mrs. Charles
Rice. Mrs A A. Hayes, Mrs clyde
Lawrence, Mrs. VOORHEES,, Mrs. Morris
Soble1eI. Mrs. Herbert Cartilage, Mrs
Jules Snattinger. Mrs. A. T. Lucas.
Miss Helen Cartilage, Miss Julia Whit
ner and Miss Daisy Walsh
The Wintelotta club will dance Fri