The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1907-09-30

class magazines a number of times
within the past few months. Mrs. Par
sons is granddaughter of the late Col.
Joel r. Huntoon, a prominent pioneer
citizen of Topeka and is the wife of
Harvey G. Parsons OF the State Journal,
of local writers and cartoonists who has
also published in Life and Judge and
placed some of his stuff with syndi-
Gates The Parsons occupy the old
Huntoon home on Huntoon street.
Mr.. and Mrs. Albrecht Marburg sent
out invitations today for dance at
Steinberg's the evening of October IL
for Miss Helen Gardenhire of New
York, who is the guest of Mr.. and Mrs.
A B. Jetmore, Miss Wilhelmine Mar
burg and Miss Margaret Jetmore.
Miss Alice Patterson will entertain
Tuesday afternoon in honor of Mrs. A
g. Drake of Coffeyville.
The hostess of a visiting girl herald
ed her coming with much eciat and
described her in the usual terms of
praise as a lovely girl with lots or
money" OF course by the time she
reached here the rumors of her for
tune had grown and grown until 1t was
reported that she was worth two or
three millions. But the man who drew
her for dance to be given during her
visit had seen visiting heiressss before
/
you what she'll be like" he said to a
friend She'll be tall and angular
with light, indeterminate colored hair, |
pale gray eyes, sandy lashes and eye
brows. a shiny P ,notS f9reh head
enoughi She was all of that, and the /
man who described her and who has
given other evidence of having the |
gift of second sight is being urged TO
open "Clairvoyant Parlors' for the
benefit of the public.
Mrs. James L. King is planning
benefit recital at her house. sos To-
peka avenue, Saturday afternoon, the |
proceeds to be used for Jimmy" the
little lame boy recently adopted by the
U and I club. good programme on
which some of the most popular local
will assist has been planned
and this attraction with the fact. that
the object of the entertainment is I'M
usually worthy ought to insure a
large company. The tickets will be
fifty cents each and, really, simpler,
easier and more agreeable method
could not be offered to help an inno-
cent unfortunate.
Mrs. Patrick Walsh entertained at
) O'Clock tea this afternoon in honor
IF Mrs. A. NJ. Taylor and Mrs. Charles
Lewis, who leave the last OF the week
,or a permanent residence in Parsons.
The other guests were: Mrs. John t.
CLANCY, Mrs. d. G. Kline. Mrs. Ernest
demus Mrs. Charles F. Spencer, Mrs.
W. A. Johnston, Mrs. d. H. Forbes.
Mrs. P. c. Chamberlain, Mrs. De Witt
:. Nellis and Mrs. Charles Gushing.
rhe table was decorated in yellow and
white
Kansas City Journal: Mrs. George
VI. Myers, 632 East Armour boulevard.
will give a buffet luncheon, followed
W bridge. Thursday afternoon. Octo-
'er 3, and bridge party Saturday
LfternOon. October 8, in honor OF her
-uests Mr.. and Mrs. Harmon Bell Of
oakland. Cal: Mr.. and Mrs. J. T.
lewis of Philadelphia, and Mr.. and
drs. Thomas j: Myers Of Topeka.
The Nautilus club will meet tomor-
ow at 8 O'Clock for the first meeting !
f the season with Mrs. J. H. Johnston
n West Fifteenth street. The club
will study fiction this year.
People who live around a college {
own. where the college is so large and
he town so small that the former
ominates the latter socially and in | {
uSiness way, never get over their in 6
rowd. 1t is funny for people who {
ave lost interest in the Wader's Union !
nd the co-eds and their frats and
Their businesses" to meet a contem- {
orary who still takes those things
eriously.
Cards are out announcing the mar '
iage in topeka october 10, of Miss
florence Esther Weber of Atchison {
nd Mr.. r. A. Jacobs of that place !
Ir. Jacobs is a son of Mr. and Mrs
Ienry Jacobs of Atchison, and IS en- /
Logged in Topeka. I
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Mrs. B. F. Akers will be the hostess 9
f the Duplicate Whist club Friday :
fternoon. r
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Mr. and Mrs. Frank Brooks, 1914 f
irs
venty-f1fth wedding anniversary Sat d
rday night by entertaining the MEM n
srs of the NJ. w. club and their hus- T