The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1907-12-06

high-bred grace an elegant white duch-
was spangled with gold zechin. In the
nalr was worn fluffy white marabout
plume fastened by diamond wings, and
her other jewels were diamonds.
MIS-. w. j. Tollerton. of Chicago, was
extremely attractive in champagne
crepe oe chine deliberately trimmed in
rare white ace. The transparent yoke
OF Wnlte lace bore several dainty little
that contrasted well with the color of
the prevailing material
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Inc Delta Omicron Omicron fraternl-
y VIII give a fancy dress masquerade
FRIDAY. December 20, at McRae's.
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IT Is easy enough when ones hand is
dummy to sit back without RESPONSE
pinty or distraction and see how the
cards ought to be played. And so all
the people who are not in his situation
know just what they would do If they
were Bob Little who is hopelessly
enamored of the Woman Who Doesn't
care Everybody knows that she has
him jumping through and back again,
sitting up. rolling over and playing
dead; that for her he has wasted three
or TOUR years Of his life and that she
viii keep him dangling just as long as
he can be useful to her and not a Sec
ond longer If it would save his soul.
And SO we others who never had one of
our own or have been to the dentists
so long ago that we have forgotten our
tragic predicament of poor Bob Little
and sheer and laugh and wonder why
he doesn't have that bad tooth out.
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Mexican Herald: Mrs. Paul Hudson
was the hostess at a Thanksgiving din
ner on Thursday afternoon, at Las
Palmas, Tacubaya.
Seated at the table with Mrs. Hud-
son were Mr.. and Mrs. William Baker
Stephens, Mr. and Mrs. Alver Rowe
Dobson. Mr.. and Mrs Thomas Ban
croft Frost, Mr.. and Mrs. Robert ).
Kerr, Miss Ethel Davis, Mr. A. w.
Mr.. A Hoenthal, Pauline,
Helen Marie and Donald Hudson and
Betty Frost.
Mrs. Paul Hudson will entertain at |
bridge on the afternoon of Tuesday, |
December 3, at her home, Las Palmas,
Tacubaya, in honor Of Mrs. William |
Baker Stephens.
The famous Merry Widow waltz, the
nit of Europe for two years, has struck
Topeka at last and threatens to keep
he piano1as and monographs busy all
winter.
Mr. Sam Markle of Leavenworth,
who has been in Topeka for dances
and visits Mr.. and Mrs. William r;
Orechsel, was married November ~
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gene Markham, daughter of Mr. w.
Markham of Leavenworth. The
marriage has just been announced
md was surprise to their friends al
hough their engagement had been
but not announced.
Some of the men of the Helianthus
,lub are arranging a subscription
lance at Hudson's for Friday evening,
December 20.
Mr.. Chauncey Dewey of Chicago
will give a dinner party at the To-
theater party at the Grand. where
Frank Moulan and Maud Lillian Berri
lppear in, The Grand Mosul."
The Sigma Delta Psi sorority of
Vashburn will@have a line party at
he game on Washburn field Saturday
,etween the washburn '07 team and
he local An5staEE, Has Beens-
The Pow-weWe club will give d
ance at McRas:s tonight
Mr.. and MrsaG. d. Lytle gave a
f their niece, Miss Myrtle Vedder of
Detroit, Mich, who arrived Wednes-
ay to spend the winter with them.
frs. Lyle will entertain a few guests
his evening for Miss yedder,
Mrs. George Port Ashton entertain
d a small company Informally yes
erday in honor of Mrs. Fred Pack {
I'd of New York city;
Mr.. and Mrs. C.. H. Gaunt will en-
ertain the Wednesday Night Whist t
Tub next week.
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The Fleur de Lis club met yesterday S
18th Mrs. Charles Rice. The substi- \
ties were Mrs. Ramsay and Miss
ma Squires. Next Thursday even +
lg the club will entertain the hus- I
ands at the home of Mr.. and Mrs. y
=. F. Givens. The next afternoon :
eeting will be held January 2. Mrs
rank Blanch hostess. .
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Mr. and Mrs M. ]. Fitzgerald en-
rtained the Tyler Street High Five
ub Thursday evening. The prizes g..