The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1907-05-17


nections ever since. She had noticed
that in the average household ruled
BY princess Of fifteen" or over the
telephone is in constant use by her
and her friends. This mother wanted
her girls saved from the distracting
influences of society" at least until
they had finished high school. and the
condemnation of the telephone was her
saves time for the business man and
the housekeeper. but it wastes hours
for the Young Things
meet Saturday afternoon with Miss
Ethel Aldrich. The subject will be
President Adams administration.
If you are a dog lover and have had
your sympathies developed. by recent
municipal events and discussions, to
the point of extreme partisanship, the
sight of common. homeless, tagleSs,
muzzleless cur running happily around
the streets utterly oblivious of dog
catchers and muzzle ordinances fills
you with great glee. You hope pro-
foundly that he is a lucky dog and VIII
escape the wrath of the Powers That
Be forever.
A crowd of Topeka and formerly
of-Topeka men met in a celebrated
Chicago hostelry some weeks ago and
one of the party happened to pull
photograph of another Topeka man
known to all the crowd. This of
course turned the conversation on the
original of the photograph and in
few minutes they had all written mes
sages purporting to be from the
original on the post card and had ad-
dressed it to a Topeka girl OF whom
the man was a devoted sutton. But
ton the girls unexpected marriage to
The Other Man had been the sensa-
ton of the day in Topeka
The Young Peoples social club
gave a dance last night at Stefnberg's
which was attended by Mr.. and Mrs
John Morrisey, Miss Minnie Houser.
Miss Alice Houser, Miss Hammond.
Miss Loretta Seller, Miss Gertrude
Real, Miss SADIE Baird, Miss Hanni-
gan. Miss Agnes Hannigan. Miss Mar
garet Casey, Miss Kant, Miss Pearl
Givens, Miss Ruby Givens. Miss
Tincher, Miss Agard. Miss Katie Web
err Miss Parks, Miss Hindman, Miss
Bessie Anderson, Miss Marie Fulton,
Miss Anna Butterfly, the Misses
Codghlin. Dir. William Morrissey, Mr.
Harlan Brunt, Mr.. George Noler. Mr.
John Oberhausen. Mr.. NJ. Hammond,
Mr. Dan Studdard, Mr.. John Devlin,
Mr.. Ed Brennan, Mr.. John Nc
Auliffe, Mr. Homer Macons, Mr.. Will
liam Lane, Mr.. Fay Movers. Mr.. Will
bur Sears Mr.. John sears
A number OF imposters are pretend
ing to be the eligible bachelor re-
ferred to In this department yester-
day who is going to bring wife to
without announcement or warning
But don't believe them None gen.
uine without. etc. etc.
The Marthas had an indoor picnic
Thursday at the home of Mrs. E. C.
Sinner. II was the last afternoon
meeting of the season. Mrs. Downing
of Salina and Mrs. Robert Schelaski
were guests.
Roland had accompanied his moth
er to her old home for a visit. When
he returned a friend asked him:
How did you like Wayneviiie2 ?. %,
I liked it fine. replied Roland. Bet
ter than Topeka. But mamma doesn't
like IT at all. She says she'll never GO
back because everybody she met there
said to her: Why. how gray your
hair is getting!
Mrs. A. E. Gathers and Miss
Shea, PIT East Fifth, enter
tanned the nurses of Stormont hospital
last evening. The parlor, reception
with ferns and palms Those present
were: Miss Wright, Miss Howe, Miss
Hinshaw, Miss Johnston, Miss Nagle,
Miss Davis. Miss Powers. Miss Mont
COmeTE, MISS MISS 0EdnlcEs
Miss Miller. Miss Mathew. Mr.. C. B.
Laid. Mr.. Otto Hughes, Mr.. Galliger.
Mr.. Pardee, Mr.. Berryhill, Mr.. Keller.
Mr. Gathers, Mr.. Jones. Mr.. Johnston.
Mr. Robinson
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Lawrence World: Mrs. E. E. Forter,
of MarysviIle, who has been visiting
Mrs. George Barker, went to Topeka
today, but will return Friday for the
Junior Prom.
Mrs Fred Bowersock, of New York
city, is here visiting ]. D. Bowersoek
and family
Mrs. Ed Bri..r has re.urned to he
home in Topeka after two weeks
visit here with Mr.. and Mrs T. n
Hargis and family.
Charles Barnes was here Wednesday
from Topeka
Mrs j. b Belts, who is attending
the F. A. A convention, went to To-
peka Wednesday night for a brief visit.
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The annual ensemble recital was Civ
en- by Miss Parry Bundy's piano pupils
this afternoon in her studio. The pro-
gramme follows:
MATCH MONT
Miss Mary Palmer. Miss Hazel Hypes,
Miss Louise Bell, MissHelen McHugh.
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