The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1907-08-16
SOCIETY NEWS.
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| The attention of a chap who Is pre-
pairing to marry a bunch of money is
| called to the experience of some of his
predecessors in this line of worthy en-
| deavor: One man married an heiress
| but. the next year her father died and
her mother married soon after a worth
less adventurer who beat her out of all
her property. The girl inherited Big
House extensively furnished which she
has always refused to sell although it
takes all her strength and most of her
| husbands small salary to keep it up.
+. Then there is the man who for
his Life Work chose a lady of means
and who has to listen to talk about My
Horses. My Carriages. My Land and
My Money three times day, 1855 days
in the year, and especially if there's
company. Marrying money is Of
ten mighty hard way of earning it.
4 "
A woman chases a man until she is
| blue behind the ears. winds him and
| marries him and then goes around
! with a crouch on the rest of her life.
Speaking of ours there is the sneak
ing type of married man who takes lit
tie liberties with women friends, leav-
! ing q loophole of escape SO that if she
resents it he can look injured and put
her in the position of the Timid Spar
row always LOOKING out for an insult.
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Notes and Personal Mention.
DR.. Robert Stewart has returned from
Xenia, Ohio, and Chicago where he
spent about week.
Miss Ethel Estberg,s teacher of physi-
cal culture in the Topeka high school.
is i'll in a hospital at her home, Wau-
kesha Wis. She has had cue surgical
operation and may have another.
Mr.. Dick Reed and Mr.. Alfred Quin-
ton, who have been working with rail-
way surveying corps in Oklahoma all
summer. will go to Colorado to get
little action on the money they have
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time for the beginning of the school
year.
Mrs. p j. Monaghan and Miss Emma
McMullen have gone to Notre Dame.
Mis- L. w. Kennedy. of Lake
Charles. La, arrived today to visit to
Mrs E. A. Thrill.
Misses Louise and Ruth Raster re-
querque. N. M.
Miss Helen Otis went to Minneapo-
lis today to spend month.
Miss Elizabeth Kelly will leave in
about fortnight for New York and
other eastern cities.
DR.. H A. Warner left this afternoon
for Buffalo where he will deliver an
address before the medical branch of
the FraternaI Congress on the 18th |
Mrs. Henry Parker, of Kansas City, |
came today to spend Sunday with Mr.. |
and Mrs Frank P. MacLennan at Ce- |
urday night.
Is the guest of Mr.. and Mrs. Daniel w.
NeIlis
Miss Ida Grosch is visiting Miss Grace
Vreeland in Hutchinson.
Mr. and Mrs. Charles L. Mitchell
and Miss Mildred Morton are now In
Denver and will probably be home
Mrs. Eugene Huntington Ware and
her daughter, Jeanette, who have
been visiting heEzzbrother in Omaha, +
are now in Atchison with Mrs. James
Challis. and Mrs, Sheffield ingalls,
Mr.. Charles LEWIS has returned from
Parsons. where he was called on &C.
count of the last illness of Mrs Lewis
father, Saunders A. Biggs. Mrs. Lewis
will remain with her fAother for an
1ther month but her aunt Mrs. Tay-4
or, who makes her home with the f
Lewises, will return in about a fort
aight. 3
Hutchinson News: wednesday, Miss
Helen Cockeren will arrive from Topeka
this evening and be the guest of MISS
Emma Schlaudt. Mrs. j, w;
Downs and Miss Marie Downs returned
nome to Topeka today after a short visit
with Mrs. Colin Campbell
Mrs. J. c. Shay and Miss Ethel Shay
are visiting Mr.. and Mrs. E. H. Ander-
son.
week for a months stay in North
Dakota with Mr. and Mrs. L. S. Nc
-lellen. Mr.. and Mrs. Gilbert Kelley of
Kansas City left for Dakota Wednesday,
Mrs. Goddard and son Fay of
Seattle Wash, are the guests of Miss
Eua Covell, 513 West Tenth. Mrs. God
lard was formerly Miss Nina Scott of
Topeka.
Mrs. Roy Johnson and her son Don
AID. are in the Adirondacks.
Mr.. and Mrs Harry Guthrie, Mr.. and
Mrs A o. Rosser and Mr.. and Mrs.
George Johnson left yesterday for Zean-
dale. Kan. to camp for two weeks.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Sloan and Mrs
c. e. Conklin are at home at S17 Mon
roe street.
guest of the I. L. Better family ia
Tyler street.
Mrs. Frank Grimes and her daughters
arrived home yesterday from the City
If Mexico.
Mrs. William Lang, who has been the
yuest of Mrs NJ. NJ. Hale, will leave
,oday for her home in Burlington
Mr.. and Mrs. C. NJ. Hill have re-
urned from a trip to the northern
axes.
Mrs. F.. c. Travis and her children,
Levern and Guy, of Toyah, Tex, are
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