The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1907-02-11

night every now and then another girl
dancing past her would say, Cant ]
have it three weeks from next Thurs
day d ~, when the rest get through with
it?'' The men were greatly puzzled to
know what it was all about but it's
none of their business. So. there!
The E. o. w. whist club will meet
tomorrow with Mrs. George W. Reid.
Twelfth and Harrison streets. Two to
six. 49, 4-~
Mr.. and Mrs. w. W. Bo1lard will
give dinner tonight at their house on
honor of Judge George F. Coxhead OF
ST. Louis, Mr.. and Mrs. E. L. Cope
land. Mr.. and Mrs. E. M. Sheldon and
Mrs. T. S. Mason.
Mr. and Mrs. Carroll B. Merriam
gave a theater party at the Grand Sat
urday night when James K. Hackett
| and his company presented the Walls OF
Jericho followed by supper at the To-
| peka club. Their guests were Mr.. and
| Mrs. w. ]. Black of Chicago, Mr.. and
Mrs. Eugene s. Quinton, Mr.. and Mrs.
| Theodore D. Hammatt, Mr.. and Mrs.
! Harold T. Chase, DR.. and Mrs. w. N.
West, Mr.. and Mrs Arthur Capper,
/ Mr.. Ned Osborn. %~5
Another James K. Hackett theater
party included the following from the
College of the Sisters of Bethany: Miss
| Mcintosh, Miss Roxane johnson, Miss
| Eloise Pattison, Anna Johnson, Tess
Critchfeld. Miss Ebba Jones, Miss Mil
| dred Poindexter, Miss Marguerite
! Grant.
Atchison Globe: A Topeka paper
says that a certain young man over
there spends forty dollars on violets on
every girl he takes to a party, and that
he goes often. We don't believe it In
the first place, no Topeka man could at
| ford 1T, and in the second place the girl
| never lived who had bust so big that
it would furnish space for forty dollars
| worth of vioIets.
Mrs. Chester B. Reed and Mrs Willis
| A. Coston went to Lawrence yesterday
noon to spend the afternoon with Mrs
c. E. Esterly They returned last night
MRS Esterly came to town Saturday
night to see The Walls of Jericho and
was the guest of Mrs. Reed who had
| house party from Saturday until
Sunday. Mrs Coston was another
guest.
49, a
Mrs. Kate Arlington of Council
Grove, superintendent of the state fed
eratfon's travelling art gallery who was
In town for the meeting of the fedora
TONS executive board returned to
Council Grove today Mrs. Arlington
will go to Chicago February 26 to at
tend meeting of the art committee of
the general federation of which she is
member. Mrs. Sarah Platt Decker,
president Of the G. F. w. c.. will meet
the art committee in Chicago. Mrs.
May Belleville Brown of Salina. presi-
dent of the Kansas Federation who has
been in town for the executive board
meeting, the guest of Mrs. w. A. John
ston, will return home tonight. The
other members of the executive board
went home Saturday.
The West Side Forestry club will
have a called meeting Wednesday af-
ternoon at o'clock with Mrs. II. ].
Lane.
Notes and Personal Mention.
Mr.. and Mrs. Hale Hamilton of New
York are guests of Mr.. and Mrs. J. d.
M. Hamilton They arrived late Sat
urday night for short visit
Mrs. H. v. Hinckley of Sulphur. I. T..
arrived today to visit her sister. Mrs.
James L. King.
Mrs Dorr Norton of Kansas CITY
came today to visit her parents, Mr..
and Mrs. L. B. McClintock.
Mr.. Maurice Wilson returned yester-
day from California where he has been
since before Christmas
Miss Kate Gunther will go to Kansas
City next month to see David warfieId
in the Music Master and Maud Adams
in Peter Pan who are to be there the
same week, Mr.. Warfeld at Shubert's
and Miss Adams at the Willis Wood.
She will be the guest of Mrs Harry
Weaver.
Judge George T. Coxhead of ST.
Louis. formerly of Topeka, arrived to-
day to spend two days with Mr.. and
Mrs. w. w. Bollard.
DR.. c. B. Reed and DR.. Willis A. Cos
ton returned last night from Kansas
City where they spent three days They
attended a dinner given by the Odonto-
graphic society, a club of Missouri and
Kansas dentists Saturday night to
celebrate DR.. J. D. Patterson's birthday
anniversary. At the end of the dinner
and the post-prandial speeches the So
ciety presented DIR. Patterson with a
silver loving cup.
Mrs. A. d. Gray went to Kansas City