The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1907-07-09


Miss Suzanne Rodgers will give an
Informal supper tonight for Miss
kBerenice johnson of Atchison. The
kother, guests will be Miss Ella Davis,
kahr. Darurn Bradley, Mr.. Todd
Matthews and Mr. George Beach.
Mrs. C. R. whitmer (Olive Jones
kVphitmer). 326 Tyler street, has an
Particle on Rocky mountain sheep in
1.-THE July number of Recreation. Mrs.
kVFhitmer is a daughter of Buffalo"
fJones and an enthusiastic amateur
naturalist.
I Miss Gertrude Hankla of Los An
geles, California, was the guest of
thonor at a supper at the Yinewood
Icafe last night Some of the lambda
kAlpha- lambda sorority girls were the
i71ostesses. Miss Hankla is visiting her
( grandmother, Mrs Byron Roberts, and
viii leave later in the month for
Michigan resorts to spend the rest of
the summers She. will. return here in
the fall to spend the winter.
Kansas City Star: Mrs. E. E. Her
rick and her granddaughter, Gene
vieve,- will return Wednesday from a
two weeks stay in Topeka
Mrs. Thomas B. Frost of the City of
Mexico, with her little daughter, Sara
Elizabeth, will come Wednesday to be
the guest of Mrs. Frost's sister. Mrs.
Robert He-rick, 1880 Prospect ave
nue..
Mr.. and Mrs. Levere P. Nellis are
at home, 42s Walrond avenue
Modern food is apt to lack in bulk.
according to DR.. Luther Halsey
Gulick, director of physical education
in the public schools of New York.
I'VE take so much trouble nowadays
TO have it nourishing. digestible and
perfectly prepared" he says, that we
often fail to give the stomach and in
testines enough work to do. The walls
I Of the intestines cannot get good
grip on it. Food that is predigested is
worse yet for a healthy man. 1t leaves
practically no responsibility for the
alimentary tract, and the alimentary
tract needs responsibility if it is to
/ keep in order. The system forgets
how to take care of a square meal.
Eat nince pie, sauerkraut and rabbit
occasionally if you Will, but give
wide berth to the steady use of con-
centrated foods. They have a place
in the world. but it is not that of
regular diet
Mrs. E. c. Sinner gave surprise
smoker for Mr. Sinner Monday even
ing
1t is reported that a pink blonde is
about to change the shade of her hair
to red.
A Topeka woman who had gone away
for a month had to return in two, weeks
because her son, a spoiled darling of
49, got lonesome for her cooking and
autographed for her to come home.
A Topeka man who thinks he is
something of a social lion is sore to-
day: Two parties in his block last night
and he wasn't invited to either. One
of them at his own house, too.
A Topeka girl has a case with a
desirable man but is smart enough to
keep it quiet so that very few people
know anything about it. You can see
her with almost any man except this
particular man who is the only one she
regards seriously. She hopes to keep
her love affair perfectly dark until the
wedding invitations are out, not so
much to surprise people as to avoid the
gossip and knocking which every new
engagement arouses and which is so Of
ten fatal to the success of a love af-
fair.
When a girl is noticeably pretty, you
can always get up an argument about
her beauty with contrary people who
declare that there is nothing attractive
about her.
Notes and Personal Mention
Mrs Harry Bubb and her baby son
of Wflliamsport, Pa, are expected
next week to visit her parents, Mr..
and Mrs Bennett r. Wheeler.
Mrs Everett Akers and her son