The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1907-01-12

whose wedding look place last sun
day in lola. are the guests of Mr.. and
Mrs. Edwin c. Fox. They expect to
take a house and reside in Topeka
permanently. Mr.. and Mrs. Fox will
of Mr.. and Mrs. Maxwell. Covers for
twelve. Mrs. Maxwell was formerly
Miss Helen B. Evart.
A Topeka bachelor is so .conceited
that it is impossible to give him jolt.
Hand him lemon and he will con-
strue it as a bouquet
Mrs. Theodore Saxon opened her
house this afternoon for the first meet
ing of the new year, of the Daughters
of the American Revolution. Assist
ing hostesses were Mrs. L. L. Kene,
Mrs. Robert Stone, Mrs. Dora Carr
and Miss Florence Kimball. After
business session at which officers for
the coming year were elected, the fol-
| lowing programme was enjoyed:
Piano solo, Miss Allabelle Troutman;
recitation, Mrs Otto Kiene; song by
| Mrs. Klienhans, accompanied by Miss
Slater. Mrs. George Linscott. an out
of town member, came down from
Holton for the meeting. and is the
guest until tomorrow of Mrs. Saxon.
The Nautilus club members and
their husbands were entertained last
night very agreeably at the home OF
guests aside from club members were:
| Mr. and Mrs. William Shaver, Prof.
and Mrs. c. H. Shattuck, Mr.. and Mrs.
J. A. Leavitt of Kalamazoo, Mich.
Miss Charlotte Leavitt. The feature of
the evening was an illustrated lecture
by Mr.. w. A. Harshbarger of the
chair of mathematics of Washburn on
Luther Burbank Of California, the
agricultural and horticultural expert
Leavenworth Post: Invitations
have been received from Mr.. and Mrs
Guerdon Groves Parry of St. joseph
for the wedding reception of their
daughter Louise Ely, and Mr. EDWARD
Andrew McGonigle, on the evening OF
Saturday. the 26th of January, at halr
the ceremony at o'clock. Mr.. James
A. McGonigle. jr., will act as ms
brothers. best man. Mr. McGonigle
and his bride will take an extended
wedding trip which Will lneluoe
month at Jamaica, and upon their re-
turn will be at home in the McGonigie
cottage on Usage street.
Mrs. H. o. Garvey's paper, THE
Man With the Flag was one of the
feaures of last evenings session of the
annual meeting of the state board or
agriculture. Mrs. Carney is in her
patriotic topic and patriotism is note
always emphasized in Whatever she
saws or writes. The Man With the
Flag. that is the man with Ideals,
Illustrations, convictions and the cour-
age of them, in contradistinctlon 10
the Man With the Hoe, the mere
DIodder who never sees the light that
never was Ger land or sea, was
Mrs Garvey's theme and she handled
it eloquently, her peroration being an
especially brilliant eulogy OF the
grand old flag"
The regular monthly meeting OF the
Kansas Authors club was held last
Wednesday evening at the home OF
Senator and Mrs. George r M0 U,e
house on West Eighth street me
exercises were of a very interesting
character and of a different tenor |
than the usual programme, in that II
consisted of an evening OF sons anu
anecdote with the immortal irish poet
Thomas Moore. Discussion or MS 1iIe
and works was interspersed Win
ballads. The February meeting VIII
be held at the same place and the an
nuaI banquet for this year Will pc
held late in February. One OF me
new rules of the Kansas authors Gluo
is that all productions oy lts an en- t1le
official critic, who in time makes a /
report upon the same
New York Tribune: MI ana MIS- MIS-
f49th street., announce the engage
ment of their daughter. Adele Marie,
to AIva Spencer Rhoades of Topeka
Kansas. M
Mrs. L. M. Powell gave children's
party this afternoon for her daughter
Elizabeth to celebrate her tenth olrth-
ady anniversary.
Miss Kate Cuthbert entertained the |
Croneia club this afternoon
Mrs. J. ]. Schenck entertained in
formally this afternoon at her nome IN
North Topeka.
The Portia club will give its annual
dinner and Bassanio night entertain
ment for the husbands of the members
on Friday evening of next week al
the home of Mr.. and Mrs. J. Fl. FrlzeH' |
Mr.. and Mrs. J. E. O'Delius of Potwin |
Place gave a dinner Thursday evening !
Covers We're laid for: Mr.. and Mrs: w. (
]. Lewis. Mr.. and Mrs. n; q. M. Ma n4nso |
Neihart Miss Mildred Smith ana Mr. !
Ralph Smith.
The junior class of T. H. S. will have
a party this evening at the home of
Miss Hazel Grimes
Clay Center Dispatch: Miss Lena NC
Kee entertained a few friends at dinner
Tuesday in honor of Mr.. Carruth OF
Topeka, first violin of the Steinberg or
chestra. Mr. Carruth and Miss Mckee
were classmates in the Kansas uniVer-
city some years ago. After dinner the
guest of honor played several beauti-
full solos on his violin, among them the
Traumerei, the Cavaleria Rusticana and
the Miserere from IL Trovatore.
Froebel Mothers union was entertain
ed Friday afternoon by Mrs. c. d.
Lusby Those who were on the pro-
gramme were Mrs. Margaret Hill Nc
Carter, Mrs. F. o. Rooster, Mrs. Irwin
Pribble Miss May Shultz, Miss E. B.
H. Remly, Miss May Gilkerson. The
guests of the club were DR.. Mary Kill
cut Mrs Ralph Ward, Mrs. McCarter.
Mrs. Koester, Mrs. Homer Martin, Miss
Schultz, Miss Richie, Miss Gilkerson.