The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1907-12-05
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noon. Mrs. B. F. Akers and T. ]. KEEL
lam were substitutes.
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Send me your football rules, said
Mr.. LleWellyn Kiene to a friend TINS
morning. There is just one thing
don't know about football and L want
to look it up" Mr.. Kiene Will umpire
the football match between the WASH
burn 'O7 team and the local All Star
Has Beens on Washburn field SATURDAY
afternoon. The other officials Will Pc
referee, Mr.. Ernest c. Quigley OF 81
Marys; head Hnesman, Mr.. Charles Il.
Holiday; field judge, Mr.. Jay Elmer
House (and ne hasn't paid any atten-
ton to the Willoughby girls Tor long
time, eitherD The game promises 10 De
as important an event in soclely CIT
Giles as in the world of sport. Tallyho
and line parties are being arranged Dy
the town girls and the co-edS ana the
game will attract the fairest and most
fashionable crowd of spectators OF the
season. The supercilious suggestion OF
the Washburn team that the Has seems
choose black and blue for their coiors
has been scornfulIy rejected by the lat
ter who announced yesterday that their
color is blood red. Inc usudl
bear reports are being sent out from
the Has Beens training quarters
Jimmy Stewart, the plucky little quar-
terback of five years ago, Is In oad
shape and will probably not be IN the
game Saturday. He is sufferlng from
chills and fever, weakness of the BACK
bone a faint heart loss of nerve and
cold feet. Outside of that, IT is pre-
stunned. he is all right. The announce
ment that Harry Scandrett, university
of Minnesota, was in suit tor PracIlce
last night doomed the demand for car
rage space and judging from the ex-
citement which this announcement ere
ated, there won't be girls enough stay
home from the game Saturday 10 make
up table at bridge.
An informal subscription dance last
by Mr.. and Mrs William E. Drechsel,
Mr.. and Mrs. John Baird Nicholson
Miss Lillian Foster, Miss Elv1e Mills
paugh, Miss Nellie Millspaugh, MISS
Floyd Robenson, Miss Dorothy Wilson,
Miss Helen Haughey, Miss Helen
Brown, Mr.. Edwin Curry, Mr. Bert
Reid, Mr.. Sam Freshman, Mr.. Harry
Freshman, Mr.. Harold Copeland, MT.
Dana MacVicar Mr.. Art Wolf and Mr.. |
Harry Wolf.
The down town soda fountains don't |
do much business in winter, but there
is always a demand for them in the |
residence districts where they furnish |
the girls with means of filling up the
time until the old folks, who sit out |
in the back parlor early in the even
ing and put a damper on counting, |
have gone to bed.
The Music Study club will meet with
Mrs. Charles RitschardS, HOO western
avenue, Friday afternoon
The Froebel club will meet with
Mrs. AIDA ]. Evans. 625 Lane street.
Friday.
Mrs. -odus Baragarz and Mrs.YyJack
Cole will entertain the d. N. R. club,
1o1s Topeka avenue Friday night
Miss Mary Henry will give an in
formal dinner tonight in honor of Miss
Daisy Seller, whose marriage to Mr.
w fab oil lxnz MI MI
Der IL.
The Daughters of the American
revolution celebrated the fiftfeth an
niversary of the founding of Topeka
this afternoon at the home of Mrs
George G. Moore, 1858 Clay street.
The programme was OF unusual IN
terest. Assisting hostesses were Mrs.
Rousseau A. Burch, Mrs Wayland
Chapman, Miss Anna Speck and Miss
Mary Barkley.
The girls of Miss Lumberg's art
class at the Manual Training high
school will give an art exhibit and tea
Friday of next week in the class
rooms. -
The Monday Tourist club had a
guest day meeting with Mrs. w. r.
Martin, s27 Topeka eyenue, Monday;
Mrs. George o. Beach assisted the
hostess. Mrs. Fernald reported an
imaginary journey to South America.
illustrated by phi monograph music. The /
club has adjourned for the holidays.
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The executive board and advisory
committee of the Womans Kansas
Day club met Wednesday afternoon at
the State Historical society rooms to
make arrangements for the annual
meeting January 2s. The board has
an excellent programme in prospect.
and an adjourned meeting will be held '
Friday morning. Mrs. Mary Vance {
Humphrey of Manhattan, president of ,
the club, presided. Other members
present We're: Mrs. A. H Horton of $
Mrs. Ward Ward Bur- :
lingame, Mrs. John Simmons of Digh- /
ton, vice president; Mrs w. A.~John-
Goddard of Leavenworth. First dis !
trict president; Mrs n. I. Mcdowell of {
Salina, Fifth district president; Mrs. Z
L. D. Whittemore and Mrs. j. d. Nc
Farland. @ Y
On Wednesday evening. December
4, at the home of NJ. Frank Weisser, !
1901 Van Buren, street, the. Modern
party in which the following guests !
and members participated: Guests
Mr. Joseph B. Lodge, Mr.. Ray r.
Shraffier, Mr.. Claude Marling. Mr..
Mr. j. A. Free and Mr. W. NJ. Hoover.
H. E. Wark, Mr. c. H. t
Hale, Mr.. Aaron l. Bishop. Mr.. Will
lard lar n; vanslyek, Mr. T Ralph H.
Mr.. Orlo G. Jones. Mr.. Howard NJ. j
sowIe, Mr.. Frank NJ. weisser, Mr.. \
John a, Murrow. Mr.. Harvey R. Van a
liam Naylor, Mr.. Leon G. Thorpe, Mr.. !:
Raymond B. Packard
Miss Carrie Hunter, daughter OIL G
Mr.. and Mrs. H. H, Hunter and Mr..