The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1907-08-15

Miss Theodosie Willkie. 1851 Clay
street will entertain the ladies of
Unity church Friday afternoon in
honor of Mrs. a. w. Metcalf, who
In Lawrence.
The lambda Alpha. Lambdas is
sued Invitations today for a dance
berg's and a reception Tuesday after
noon, August 81, at the home of Miss
Hazel Howe, in honor of the visiting
sorority girls who will be here to at
tend the L. A. l. conclave.
Mr.. and Mrs. D. w. Nellis gave
dinner last night at their home on
King street in compliment to Miss Lu-
guests were Mrs. Frederick jolly of
Baxter Springs, Miss Lucille McAfee,
Miss Marion McAfee, Miss Jen-
ME Burlingame. Miss Meter and Miss
Mary Chase Chamberlain.
One advantage of being married to
him is that if you don't like the pres
ents he gives you you can take them
back to the shop and exchange them.
Mr.. and Mrs. d. H. Branaman enter
tanned a few friends Wednesday even
ing in compliment to Miss Fannie
visiting Mrs. g. W. W. Yates of Pot
win.
The kind of novel that George AIDE
once described getting away with
lone man in the foyer saying to an
beauty in the third box?" now starts
lin automobile. In fact machines fig
lure SO prominently In all the fiction
nowadays that we wonder what the
knovelists did without them a few
years ago. ...a-fs
Atchison GIobe:N Miss Helen Hack
ney will entertain with a card party
Thursday afternoon. and another one
Thursday evening in honor of her
guests. Misses Mary MacLennan and
Henrietta Alexander of Topeka, and
Mrs. E. K. Blair will give a luncheon
flor them on Friday. Miss Alice
Brown will entertain with a card par
fly Saturday morning at her home on
North Third street for Miss Mary
lMacLennan and Miss Henrietta Alex
lander of Topeka, who are the guests
of Miss Helen Hackney. Mrs. w. ].
Bailey will also entertain for Miss
Hackney's guests on. Saturday,
The goings-on of one of the sum-
mer widoweTs is the scandal of his
whose wife leaves him to eat at the
| club while she fits about from resort
to resort certainly deserves some con-
ISOLATION.
Mrs. Ralph N. McEntire entertain
ed the following guests this afternoon:
Mrs. G. G. Beach, Mrs. s. t Mcclure
Mrs. H. B. Calvert. Mrs. w. r. Martin
Mrs. S. r. futile. Mrs NJ l. Chamber
lain. Mrs. d. ]. Dickinson. Mrs. J. c.
Lindland. Mrs J. T. Lagerstrorn, Mrs.
/ Fred Evarts, Miss Agnes Fairfield
Mrs w. H. KemDer. Mrs. J. J. Hos
tutler and Mrs. W. H. Fernald
/ Miss Anna Robinson of 1885 Polk
street entertained last evening for
Miss Burdee Rucker of Baldwin.
Those present were Miss Florence At
wood. Miss wilma Edwards Miss
Clara Peak. Miss Gertrude Clevenger.
Miss Ruth Locke. Miss Rachael
Robinson. Miss Nettie Robinson and
Miss Nettie Amos.
y
A year ago a certain weekly maya
zine found its subscription booming
on account of the popularity of The
Fighting Chance which was running
in it serially. Everybody was crazy
about the Fighting Chance and wait
ing at the news stands for the new
copies of the magazine with the Next
1nstallment, and when the story was
published in book form women stood
in line for it at the public Hberfes and
book stores. The author, Robert w
Chambers, has new story running in
one of the monthly magazines now
which he calls The Younger Set and
which deals with heroes as wealthy
and heroines as beautiful and we'll
born as those of The Fighting Chance