The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1907-07-27

The Helianthus subscription dance
at Vinewood last night was ATTENDED
by Mrs. Myrtle Davis Gage, Miss Mar
ion Webster of Attleboro, Mass, MISS
Johnstone of Wamego, Miss Ilde
Robenson, Miss Esther Rauch, MISS
Alice Willard, Miss Florence Burge
Miss Ethel Davis, Miss Permeha Cur
tbs, Miss Isabel Smith, Miss Bess Dona-
Ross of Chicago, Miss Alice Lakin'
Miss Mamie Veale, Miss Helen
Haughey, Mr.. Thomas L. King, MI
William Curtis, Mr.. David Lakin, MT.
Dana MacVicar,- Mr., Charles Ma 1gs.H
Mr.. Arthur Beard, Mr.. Guilford Dud-
ley, Mr.. Dick Hall, Mr. Bert Cook OF
Banes, Cuba. Mr.. Carl Bolmar, Mr.
Robert Fullerton, Mr.. Edwin curry
Mr.. Clarence Jordan, Mr.. Sam Fle1sch-
man, Mr.. Hal Norton, Mr.. Charles
Guibor, Mr.. Jay E. House, Mr.. Harry
Wolf. Mr.. Art Sheldon and Mr.. Ed.
arnold.
Miss Berenice Fuller gave small
bridge party today for her guest, Miss
Harriet Stanley of Wichita.
The rev hats eastern women are
wearing are short in front, very wide
in the back, set way back on the
head AMI with the effect exaggerated
by long trailing plumes hanging over
the back hair.
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An entertainment was given at the
home of Mrs. L. NJ. Thomas, 311 Fill
more street, yesterday by Miss Sarah
lene Curtis and Miss Ernestine Cline
for the benefit of the day nursery OF
the Provident association. The pro-
gramme included two little farces en-
acted by Miss Curtis, Miss Cline, Miss
Lola Curry and Miss Mary Van Vech-
ten, a recitation by Miss Helen Head
ington, song by Miss Dorothy Wahle
and a song by Mrs. Frank S. Thomas
Frances Grote was the usher, Eva
Davis was in charge of the box office
and Elsie Cuthbert made the an
nouncements. All the participants
were in costume. The entertainment
Melted over seven dollars for the day
nursery.
Now and then you hear of a man
who is always growing about his ex-
penSes, but who wants to double them
by marrying.
Mrs. F. w, stauffenberg entertained
a few friends at luncheon after the
band concert last night.
Mrs L. s. Ferry will entertain the
Monday Whist club next week at the
Country club.
Mr.. and Mrs. L. A. Gillett will give
a dinner tomorrow for their niece, Miss
Anderson or Denver, VINO VIII aTTlNc
today. The others asked are Mr.. H. A
Perry, Mr. John Perry of Manhattan,
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Lyman, Mr.. and
Mrs. George Nyman and daughter, and
the Misses Nattsen:
The telegraph says that DR.. w. A.
Quayle, of Chicago, once OF Kansas ana
Kansas City, has been making his audi
ences at the Desplaines camp meeting
sit up with some of his epigrams. Here
are a few CT them. See anything start
ling in them?
II feel sorry for a bachelor He has
no one to fuss around him and no one
to kiss him when he comes home. He
is a gloomy soul with rarity of laugh
ter and an abundance of tears"
81 never argue with woman. 1t
isn't discreet
You don't have to get ready to die.
Get ready to live"
IF you are in the right spiritual con-
dition you can laugh at DEATH
plain dirt can't bear anything but |
an iceberg or a snowdrift, but with the |
aid of the sky what can 1t not do?'
Notes and Personal Mention.
Mrs. H. C. Gillett of Cedar Rapids, |
Ia, who was the guests of her sister,
Mrs A NJ Fuller left yesterday for
her home. Miss Gussie Fuller ac-
companied her as far as Kansas City.
Luther Buck of Emporia, guest of
his cousin, Miss Anna Speck returned
home today.
MISS EnnOT mas SOHS
to her home in Kansas City to spend
Sunday.
Mrs E. s. Albright and Mrs. Will
liam Farrell, Jr. of Leavenworth are
guests of Captain and Mrs. w. S. AL
bright.
Mr.. and Mrs Clarence Douglas will
leave in a fortnight for China after
spending several weeks with Mrs.
Douglass mother. Mrs. ]. r. Silver.
Miss Venice Whitney will leave the
first of August for Excelsior Springs
and Omaha to spend two weeks.
Judge and Mrs. Henry F. Mason
will return the last of the week from
Wisconsin.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ward Silver will leave
In a fortnight for Fairfield, Ia, to re-
side permanently. Mrs J. r. Sill
yer will accompany them.
Miss Daisy Warner will leave Au-
gust first for Geary. Okla, to visit
relatives and on her return will spend
week at Excelsior Springs
Mr.. and Mrs. A. K. Wilson and Mr..
and Mrs. Fred Wilson left today for
Colorado.
Miss Funella Dana will leave soon
to spend a fortnight in Eureka, Kan
N1r. w. W. Mills and daughter, Miss
Marguerite Mills, returned today from
Colorado.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. ]. Ersham of En-
terprise. who have been the guests of