The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1907-07-01

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A former Topeka girl, now living in
New. York will be married in Sep
tember to a Chicago millionaire. The
girl is pretty and clever and has been
doing newspaper work since she went
ITO New York She has known the
kChicago man and his family for a long
4while and he is a real millionaire and
gowns some of the most valuable real
estate in Chicago.
Miss Ethel. Pankey, Miss Daisy Lee
Pankey and Miss Ethel Wick gave a
Mills tea room for Miss Purcell, a
Irrespective bride, and Miss Hummer
4Pf Denver.
i A picnic party at the Merriam farm
saturday was made UP of Dorothy
kScott. Alice Noble, Bertha Hull, Hell
Yen Mitchell, June Mitchell, Paul Mon
A eypenny. Chappen Foote, Kenneth
Burnett and Ray johnson.
Mrs J. A. Nichols, S12 Buchanan
street will entertain informally to
morrow afternoon in honor of Miss
Nellie Baker of Lathrop. Mo.
N Mr.. and Mrs. Frederick lies will
cgive a picnic at their home in High
land Park Thursday.
\ Mrs. Charles Lagerstrom, Mrs.
Frank Lagerstrom, Mrs. George Scott
and Mrs. John Green were the host
esses of the Ideal Card Club at Vine
wood this afternoon.
Miss Gertrude Russell gave a lawn
party Saturday evening for Miss
Primrose Gilchrist, who will leave
this week for Boston, Mass, where she
will spend the summer. The other
guests were Miss Inez Heinze. Miss
Hazel Hull. Miss Mabel Hull. Miss Ada
Snyder. Miss Gertrude Heinz, Miss
Lola McAfee, MI Earl White. MT: J.
Dugger, Mr.. J. F. Lackey. Mr.. Shell
don Wilson, Mr.. l. n. Irwin.
~ Imogene says she hates a knocker
and always declares she boosts for the
Fother girls every time she gets a
chance. Markley called on her the
the other night and got "hep" to
her boosting system before he had
been there an hour. A pretty visiting !
girl went by in an automobile and |
Imogene asked MarkIey if he admired |
her as tremendously as everybody else |
seemed to. Markley answered guard |
Aedly that he scarcely knew her but
Nhe was very easy to look at. Yes"
q. Imogene, quickly. almost fever |
''she's beautiful, perfectly beau |
4; but have you noticed that she is |
W at all GRACEFUL The CONVERSE |
Ftion drifted around finally until it |
reached Mrs. Ackley, and Markley, in
a misguided moment, expressed an |
opinion that she had pretty hair.
yes Imogene assented, Il think it's
the 1ovehest artificial shade ever
saw. I understand she got her chem
zeal in Paris BY this time Marley
thought he would try an experiment,
so he complimented every girl who |
assed the house or whose name
in he r>s-eafi m
kene agreed with all he said of every
tne and then brought in the fatal.
qualifying but" One girl was GER
tainly attractive, but she had such a
we'll, but everybody knows they don't
pay their bills. Yes, ClariSse is a
charming girl and one of my best
friends. So many people think she
is stupid, but don't think she is at all
do you?" Imogene found Marjorie
pretty but lacking in animation.
Mary was clever, but too aristocratic
to be popular. Jean was so selfcon-
scious that it spoiled the effect of her
beauty and grace. When Markley
went home and reviewed the evening
he could not recall a girl that he talk
ed about whom Imogene had not crit
icised, although her objection to Char
lotte was that Charlotte was such a
knocker. For her part, she said, if
she couldn't say something good of
another girl, she. wouldn't say any
thing.
Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. McCord. gave a
family dinner yesterday at their home,
625 Lincoln street. The table was :
decorated with sweet peas. The guests
Mrs. CarolineMcCord Mr.: and Mrs. ,
Rolla Eugene McCord. Mrs. Jessie
McCord Hassebroek and son Leroy ,
of Denver. Col, Mrs. Frank McCord !
and daughter Thelma of Milford, Miss
Florence Lucille McCord. Ronald and I
Howard McCord and Fred McCord.
X y ;
J One of the girls who has gone out of
Town to seek a human meal ticket is I
said to have found hers in the person /
a young lieutenant. !
I
iporia Gazette: Miss Kathryn 6
tes entertained a small company
tsday afternoon for Miss Sue Rod '
of Topeka. ]
Topeka chap, when he hears that :
re of his girl friends is engaged con- !
4rives to quarrel with her in order not
have to send her a wedding present.
Wichita Eagle: Miss Anita Park gave
II Informal party Thursday evening in
honor of Misses Jessie Hilbert Birdie C
George, Messrs. Clarence Miller and ~
Frank Wells of Topeka, Kan.
poor Polly Cuthbertson," her n
friends are saying, with a sigh, when
they see neT A1OWdOdNS ana lney Iney L
look at her husband with expressions c
ranging from reproach to vindictive
hatred as if it were his fault that 5
Polly who used to be pretty and J
bright and we'll dressed, is now faded, b
shabby and forlorn. For that matter
they might recall the fact that Cuth-
bertson himself once took a good bit | s
Of pride in his personal appearance,
was smartly dressed. good fellow Q
and full of the joy of life. The change ;
m Polly is no greater than in Cuth-