The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1907-02-12

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for others less fortunate than our
selves. OF course we all say that wa
DO great deal for others and that we
are always giving and we get mighty
tired OF it but there are few of us who
really give or do what we could-few
VINO give in proportion to what we
spend seifishly On ourselves-or those
dear to us. As a matter of fact there
VIII not be a soul who reads this who
can't afford to give a dime to Mrs.
Going or Mrs. Klingenberg for the
Crlttenton home and another dime for
the boys, club. 1t would be good
morrow! Quick, before the pious
feelings wear Off
A Club of little school girls has
Deen prospecting and progressing since
IT'S organization. few months ago. un-
III the other day when one little girl.
whose parents are English, went to
another little girl and announced:
IN not going to be in the club any
longer if Jessie Clark is in it, why
not?', asked the second little girl
Don't you like herr" 80, 1 like her
wen enough" replied the little Eng
llsn girl: But her papa's in trade
The little English girls father is a
clerk In a railway office and her moth
er, before her marriage, was a poor
Morklng girl" employed as stenog-
Mr. and Mrs. OrvilIe B. Towne will
give a dinner at six-thirty o'clock to-
night for the members of the Wash
ourn Dramatic club. The centerpiece
OF the table will be a Dramatic club
are Miss Nellie Raster. Miss Mabel
RenwIck Miss Daisy Neil, Mr. Ralph
Johnston, Mr.. Rudolf Downs, Mr.
0u1nton Adams, Mr.. Omar Smith, Mr..
rom Bowman and Mr.. Ralph futile.
Miss Alice Winifred Hughes will
give Valentine party Thursday from
Iour-thirty to eight o'clock at the
NO poin 1e OF her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. ].
w. r: Hughes, for about thirty guests.
me mouse will be decorated with
carried out in all the details.
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Mrs. Arthur NJ Mills entertained
the u. D. Whist club yesterday. Mrs
Willis A. Coston and Miss WaIcott
were substitutes Mrs. Schuyler c.
Nlchois viii be the next hostess.
The Duplicate Whist club will meet
Tuesday of next week with Mrs. B. F.
Mrs. j. G. Mohler entertained her
Bridge club today. Miss Scandrett
and Miss Anna Harrison were guests.
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The Ladies' Music club will meet
tomorrow with Mrs. Frank p. Mac
DR.. D. M. Fisk will give lecture on
Florence illustrated by more than 40
views in Washburn chapel tonight.
The lecture is of especial interest to
art students. =
The missionary study class of the
First Christian church gave a mission
airy tea this afternoon at the home of
Mrs. r. B. Kelly on East Sixth street.
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A Topeka girl began three weeks
before Lent to observe it very rigidly.
She said she would give up all frivolity
and go to church every day AS the
penitential season approached, how
ever she began to abandon one by
one, her sacrifices declaring that they
were too extreme and she didn't think
it was necessary to go SO far. The
other day she made an engagement
to play bridge and discovered to her
horror a few hours later that she had
promised to play on Ash Wednesday.
But after a nom nt's@ reflection she
decided that with just one table play
ing very informally bridge was no
harm, especially If one had been to
told her who heard her discussion of
the question with her conscience, that
your Lent will be a very enjoyable
season by the time you get in all the
exceptions"
The pledges of the Sigma Delta Psi
sorority of Washburn gave an after
noon party yesterday at the home of
Miss Gertrude McCIintock for the
sorority. The hostesses included Miss
McClintock, Miss isabel Heath, Miss
Frances Brown, Miss Mildred Guild,
Miss Ra Hotchkiss, Miss Edith
Anna Henderson, Miss Yetta Conklin.
The invited guests were Miss Bertha
Dinsmore, Miss Vera Best, Miss Char
lotte Lyle, Miss Agnes Fisk, Miss
Irene Mehl, Miss Mary Sutherland,
Miss Hila Wood, Miss Katharine KEEL
lam, Miss Josephine Keller Miss Clara
Daniels, Miss Marion Thompson, Miss
Mabel Renwick. Miss Daisy Monroe.
Miss Clara Freshman. Miss Bess Rem
wick Miss Louise McNeal, Miss Mar
jorie Whitney, Miss La We're Langdon.
Miss Marguerite Mills. Miss Louise
Kellam. Miss Allabelle Troutman.
Mrs. Charles H. Gaunt entertained
the Friday Bridge club at luncheon and
bridge at the Topeka club today. Aside
from club members her guests were
Mrs. r. A. Burch, Mrs. Harrison Nor
gan, Mrs. J. NJ. Cornell and Miss Anna
Marie Nellis.
Mr.. and Mrs. Earl Seymour will en-
tertain small company informally at
cards tonight at their house, 1922
Kansas avenue.
Mr. and Mrs. ]. NJ. Padgett enter
tanned their evening Five Hundred
club last night. Mr.. and Mrs. F. w.
Watson and Mr.. and Mrs. c. H. Sam
son were guests.
Mrs v B. Kistler will be the hostess
of La Douzaine club Friday the 22nd.
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An actress who has achieved con-
siderable success and fame in her own
country has recently come to Topeka
to live. Not long ago she was APP
preached by a woman who wanted