The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1907-12-07

fred Quinton, William wellhouse,
Warrick Brown, Clyde Adams, Leslie
Rowles, Paul Moneypenny, Dewitt
Hagar, Harry Gaunt, Leroy Rauch,
Russell Grimes, Bob McGiffert, Allen
McNeal. Malcolm Copeland, Bruce Nc
Farland, John Hamilton, Roy johnson,
Joe Connell, Floyd Stevens.
Cards have been received in Topeka
announcing the marriage of Miss
Mr.. and Mrs. NJ D. MCKINLEY, former
ly Of Topeka, and Mr.. Elmo c. Dy-
sart at Guthrie, Okla, on Nov 81.
They will live in Guthrie.
y X 4
A Topeka chap is being rushed to
death by all the girls because the word
is out that he will entertain P. g.
lieutenant during the holidays.
Wichita Beacon: Mr.. William Jen-
ntngs Curtis Of Topeka, travelling pas
senger agent of the Santa Fe, and com
monty known as Smiling Bill" was in
the city Thursday.
Mrs. Luther Burns will entertain the
Luncheon and Bridge club Friday
The Music Study club met Friday af-
ternoon, December 6, Mrs. Chas.
Ritschard hostess. The programme
Mrs. Harry Lyman. 80
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Mrs. Morton Albaugh. Mrs. L. L.
Goodwin.
June .............. Mrs. Morton AIbaugh
o moechtest du einmahl noch singer
Mrs. A. j. Stout
An dem schlummerenden Strohm....
Muir wer die Sehnsucht kermit ..
Mrs. Ralph Skinner.
The Skylark. Mrs. w H. Bowlby
serenade de Don Juan. Mrs. c. E. Bair
Warum sind dem die Rosen.
Mrs. w. ]. Deacon.
"A diem Forets" from Jeanne Dare
Mrs. B. B. Smyth.
Oh heller Tag. Mrs. M. T. Laycock
Chanson Triste
Mrs. Chas Ritschard
an appreciation.
Mrs. r. H. Cav.
The guests were Miss Grace Beard
Miss Elizabeth Gregory, Miss Edith
Van Dorp Miss Grace Wilcox, Mrs. ].
C. Stewart, Mrs. Dunn of Chanute, Mrs.
James Taylor Bell
TIL Varsity club will give a dance
Friday night at McRae's.
DR.. and Mrs. J. G. Mccnntock have
asked guests for this evening at their
house on Fillmore street to hear Prof.
Charles Graham Dunlap, OF the chair of
English of the State university, who will
give a lecture on Shelly.
Miss Suzanne Rodgers gave an in
formal card party yesterday afternoon
for the younger Owls.
The June '09 class of the T. H. s. will
have a class party this evening at the
home of Miss Annette Nicoll
A little Topeka girl saying her pray
ers asked the customary blessings for
papa, mamma, grandmother and the
kitten and concluded with these words:
God, take good care of yourself, please,
because we haven't anybody but you
and the president, and papa doesn't
ike the way the president is acting
very we'll now"
The Minerva club will meet Monday
With Mrs. A S Greer
The local book buying public has
gotten the habit of looking for a Christ
mas story by Mrs. Margaret Hill Nc
Carter who usually brings out pretty
volume Just before the holidays, and
his years offering, "Cuddy's Baby"
will disappoint none Of its buyers, eth
sr in a literary or Typographical sense. |
It is dainty little paper bound book
ct, with holly cover suggestive of
he season and illustrated by splendid
half tones of photographs of familiar
Kansas scenes. Mrs. McCarter calls 1t |
/ story of Kansas folks, and to such it |
will make its greatest appeal for it is |
| X U. story and every student and |
Llurnnus of the State university will |
want to own a copy. 1t is dedicated to |
he authors son. William Hill McCar-
err. who invented the name of "Cuddy."
f which Mrs. McCarter has made such
Iappy use in this story and "Cuddy''
published four or five years ago. The I
tory is a charming one and leaves
.ou with the kind of lump in the throat
hat tastes good. s,s-9-s- .a
\ |
The Lakota club will meet with Mrs.
Earle c. Williams Monday afternoon
Notes and Personal Mention
Lieutenant Finch of Fort Leaven-
Worth will spend Christmas with Mr..
Hugh Mcfarland and be here for the
1elianthus dance the following night.
Mr.. Dale Going left today for
anch near Ellsworth to spend a few
weeks.
Mr. G. M. Jameson of Kansas City
5 in town to spend Sunday with the
V. w. Manspeaker family.
Mr.. and Mrs. e. c. Quigley of st.
Iarys are in town today. Mr.. Quigleyl