The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1907-08-13

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Wichita Beacon: Miss Elsie Bryan
| entertained thirty of her friends Fri
| gay for Misses Esther and Lucille
Lynch of Topeka.
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Although the big shops in the big
towns have perfect mail order depart
\ ments where out of town customers
can get the best of service with the
least trouble and Inconvenience every
woman who lives in a city and who
| has acquaintance in the country is
constantly being bothered by the lat
ter VINO want her to do shopping for
them In a few cases where her in
dividual taste or Judgment is desired
the requests are legitimate enough and
no woman minds the trouble but in
nine cases out of ten the mail order
departments can do the errand better
ana certainly always a thousand times
easier. since it is their business and
the employees have nothing else to do
On the other hand it is Invariably a
oother to shop for ones friends. no
mater what you may declare to the
contrary. smiling with your parlor
race when you receive their thanks
ana apologies for putting you to the
trouble, and nobody likes it.
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Madame Sigrfd Lunde Souther
teacher of voice in the Washburn mu1
sic school, who is spending the summer
IN and near Boston, gave a song re-
cltaI at the house of Mrs. William v.
helIen, Jerusalem Road, Cohasset,
massachusetts,. the morning of July 80.
she was assisted by Miss Jessie Davis
pianist. There was a list of patron
esses yard long including most of the
social headlinels of the Cohasset sum-
,mer coIony-names well known in the
smart sets of Boston. Chicago and New
Y ork. Following are comments on the
recital from the Boston transcripts
Conasset correspondence and Boston
society weekly:
The song recital which Mrs. Sigrid
Lunde Souther gave on Tuesday morn
ing at the summer residence of Mr. and
Mrs. William kelIen at Cohasset call
ed out one of the most fashionable
audiences of the season. Miss Jessie
Davis was at the piano. Among the
ladleS present were Mrs. Henry H. Gay,
Mrs John w. Farwell. Mrs. George c.
Crocker, Mrs. Ralph L. Williams, Miss
George G. Sears, Mrs Walter A Tn
derwood. Mrs. Richard F. BoiIes, Mrs.
Albert S Bigelow, Mrs. Winthrop c.
Wetherbee, Mrs. Elmer Lewis and
others.
Mrs. Sigrid Lunde Souther's recital
at the home of Mrs. Robert V. Kellen
on Jerusalem road. was the most bril-
liant affair of the season. 1t was at
tended by the majority of the exclusive
Cohasset summer colony, as we'll as
many permanent residents of Cohas-
set. Mrs. Souther has a very charm
Ing voice and her singing was delight
full. Miss Jessie Davis was the accom-
PIANIST
Miss Nettie Amos of 1925 College
avenue entertained a number of
Baker university friends last night in
honor of Miss Burdee Rucker of
Baldwin. Those present were: Miss
Wilma Edwards. Miss Anna Robin
son. Miss Anna Hoch, Miss Helen
Porter. Miss Lucy Hall and Miss Mar
garet Better. Mr.. Merton French, Mr..
Marvin Elliott. Mr.. Roscoe Newman,
Mr.. Joe Elliott. Mr. Harry Amos, Mr.. !
warren Jeffries and Mr.. Lynn Bloom.
Notes and Personal Mention
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Dick Alden |
hight at Christ's hospital. Mrs. Alden |
vas before her marriage Miss Harriet |
Zones.
Mrs. Arthur L. Murphy of Kansas
mother. Mrs. A. o. Redden, and her |
lister. Mrs. Charles Blood Smith.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Thomas Greene.
ormerly of Topeka. who have been
living in South Bend Ind, for a few |
months have gone to Boston for a per-
nanent residence.
Mrs. George Mcknight of Junction
lily has moved to Lawrence where
he is at home at 1925 Vermont street.
Ter daughter. Miss Dorothy Nc
Knight, is a student at the university.
Mr.. Paul Adams of Prescott. Ariz,
3 the guest of his sisters. Miss Zu
adams and DR.. Harriet Adams.
Miss Mary MacLennan and Miss
Henrietta Alexander will go to Atchi-
on tomorrow to visit Miss Helen
hackney until Monday. Mr. E w.
lowe will give dinner for them.
Kansas City Journal: Mrs. Alvin H.
'onnelly. accompanied by her mother
nd brother. Mrs a. c. Davis and Mr..
Willard Davis. left last night for an
astern trip that will include New
-ork. Washington. Atlantic City and
yorfolk. Va.
Mr. Paul Palmer of Portland. Ore
on. is the guest of his parents, Mr..
nd Mrs. George B. Palmer, for a
ortnight.
Mr.. Dick Hayden returned yester- I
ay from business trip to Norfolk, I
JAMESTOWN and Washington, D. C.
Mrs. G. E. Woolverton and her son ,
lay and Mrs. Hoffman of Berryton
eft Sunday for Colorado to spend
ew weeks.
Miss Daisy Warner will go to Kan
as City Friday TO spend few days.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lew Schumacher are
he parents of a daughter, born last
eek at Christ hospital.
Mr.. and Mrs. S. L. Courtney have |
eturned home from an extended trip {
oga Springs and New York city, took
he ocean trip from New York to
-orfolk. visited the Jamestown ex- t
osition and the different watering {
laces near by and returned by way :
Louisville, Ky, where some time I
as spent visiting relatives.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. A. Weiskirch and {
leir children went to Maple Hill to-
ay to camp for a week.
Mrs. c. n. Nelson and Mrs. William 1
onnors returned today from a visit in l
Mrs. ]. G. Emahizer and Miss +
erenice Emahizer returned home to- 6
ay from Lake Okoboji, Iowa. Miss f
ellen Spielman, who has been spend c
lg the summer at Lake OkobOji, has +
one to Chicago to visit the rest of the e
Ionth., Miss Emahizer and Miss
pielman will be boarding pupils at !.