The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1907-01-30


A party of girls who have been at
seenoing cooking school wanted GO 10
they had learned and planned a party
at the Country club for last night, he
feature of which was to be olnneE
cooked by the girls But at the last
minute the girls got cold feet ana en-
gagged a cook to prepare the meat an u
vegetables, so the only Things server
which they cooked We're me e., olS 1eI1eT
made by visiting girl, who mas never
gone to cooking school and VINO sol
her culinary experience IN the eSou
old fashioned way practlclng Oh me-
helpless father, and the dessert Wnlch
two of the other girls volunteered ~
prepare. They discussed ollIefeIt t
elaborate and intricate concoctohs ~
finally compromised on toasted hna a1Is.l9
mallows and whipped cream. w hlle
the marshmallows were toaSllhS. tliey
pulled way up and looked SO so .o1
that the girls were deIlghteo WI
their success and couldn't wait uLllti
thew served them; they had to run
right in and tell everybody now
fectly Grand they were going "
and how high they had puleu up &C
what a beautiful brown theS We
They Dragged about their marshInaI-
lows so much that they forgot 10
watch them and left them IN 100 loLls,
with the result that when they cd an
to the table they had fallen TO Tess
than their original proportions anu
were little. thin, shrunken looking
, tnings-and there were oniy 'hiee
But, pooh! who cared? If you
were told who the two girls were you
would agree that anybody as pre'tS
as they doesn't need to know nov -
cook. A man would eat an old shoe
with a lumpy salad dressing over H.
if girls like those would set IL peIors
him, and think it was ambresla anu
nectar.
Miss Eleanor Wheeler will enter
tain the Last Years Buds ana cor
responding number of men at -orlqge
this evening, in compliment TO MISS
Floyd Robertson of Mexico, Mo- ana
Miss Helen Quigley of Sterling
III tell you what. listing fng s geli
nagfies- say. no men, no party, for
mine.
The current number OF me = on,7-
of American History, a quarterly, On
tains a contribution from Mrs 1lraLil |
Price Dillon of Topeka on James
Campbell. Hero of Elizabethto"h'
,ar+,, Of nerfeet ladies out making
noIite visits stopped at the home OF /
woman who had a little 1o-year-olo
boy. The house maid let them III otlo
went to announce them TO ner ms
tress a few minutes later as they sat
waiting in rigid, stony, silence they
N Msairl,i fba voice of the little boy from
an adjoining room whimpering; ON
p'ny or no comp'ny, you am a-sOiii
to wash my face with spit
4 |
rronexa friends of Mrs. Spilker of
Nd. known here tnroush
frequent visits to her sisters. MIS- Eq-
ward Wilder and Mrs. Evelyn Lewis
and her brothers Mr.. James Frederick
scott aand Mr.. A. Scott, will learn
with regret of her death when occur
red last Thursday at her home IN Bal
tinore The news was a shock 10
her relatives and friends in Topeka TOT
Mrs Spilker had been in good health
this winter and her death was sudden
Mrs. Wilder, who has been visiting IN
New York and Baltimore for a num-
Der of months, is now in camden.
south Carolina, for the remainder of
the winter.
The marriage of Mrs. Lille Pagan
of 42O Buchanan street and Mr. Z. F.
La Mountain of Denver, took place
yesterday in Denver. Mr.. and Mrs. La
have returned to Topeka and
are at home at APO Buchanan street.
At the business meeting and annual
election of the Woman's Kansas Day
club in the state historical society
rooms at the state house this morning
the following officers were elected:
Mrs. James Humphrey of Junction
CITY. president; Mrs. D. w. Wilder or
Hfawatha, vice president Mrs. Mabel
Ranney Wheeler of Pittsburg, secre-
tary: Mrs A. H. Horton. Topeka, treas
urer, and Miss Lucy Kingman of To- /
peka. auditor. The new district vice
presidents are: Mrs. W. A. Johnston of :
Topeka, first; Mrs Frank Bartlett of
Kansas City, second; Mrs. Florence y
Cowley of Columbus, third; Mrs. L. B.
kellogg of Emporia. fourth; Mrs. N. I.
Salina, fifth; Mrs. c. W.
Smith. Stockton, sixth; Mrs. j. s.
Simmons of Dighton, seventh; Mrs.
Eliza beth Prentis Mack OF Newton
eighth. :
Mrs Humphrey, the new president
Is the wife of Judge Humphrey of ,
Junction City. and is a prominent
Kansas Federation of Women's clubs.
Mrs. d. w. Wilder of Hiawatha is the
wife of Webb Wilder, the we'll known Il
Kansas writer, and is also prominent !
in the Kansas federation. Mrs Wheel
err the new secretary, is wife of F. B.
wheeler. representative from Craw-
ford county in the Kansas house. Mrs |
A. H. Horton is the widow of the late
Judge Horton and past president of ,
The Topeka federation of women's I
clubs. Miss Lucy Kingman is a daugh- :
.er of the late Judge Samuel King :
man All the district vice presidents
Are women prominent in society and
Tub work in their respective districts !
Mrs. J. S. Simmons is the wife of the
speaker of the house, ]. S. Simmons OF :
Mrs. C. W. Smith is the wife
If Judge Smith of Stockton, Mrs. Mack .
S the wife of ]. c. Mack. editor of the !
Newton ansan-Republican, an6 :
laughter of the late Noble Prentis. !
Mrs. L. B. Kellogg is the wife of Judge /
Kellogg of Emporia. and is herself
awyer and a woman of unusual intel ,
ectual attainment. She was formerly ;
president of the Kansas federation. :
Her son, Vernon Kellogg, formerly of :
Kansas. is now a member of the fac 7