The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1907-08-03

full. among those who danced being
| Mrs Myrtle Gage, Miss Donahue, Miss
Ethel Davis, Miss Ella Davis, Miss
Patricia Butlin of the City of Mexico,
Miss Maud Boner, Miss Helen Otis,
| Miss Alice Willard, Miss Florence
tombstone, Miss Jeanette Walcott,
Miss McGonigle, the Honorable Will
! liam E. Curtis, Mr.. Michael Branni-
gan Murray. Mr.. Reuben NJ. Spivey,
Mr.. Edwin Curry Mr.. George Mitch
ell, Mr.. Bernard Crosby, Mr. Dana
Davis, Mr.. Arthur Beard, Mr.. Ben
Johnson, Mr.. Fred Davis Mr.. Fraser
| w. Cole and Mr.. ]. Karl Henderson.
X
There is a good deal of grumbling
| behind his back about a chap who has
| the habit of arriving late at the
have their programs filled up and he
can dance all evening with his girl.
| This is sure to happen if she is a pref
ty and popular visiting girl.
Mrs. P. ]. Clevenger entertained
| this afternoon for Miss Ruth Loche's
house party guests, Misses Glare, An
ME, Emma and Mary Jaggard of KAN
Pearl and Anna Zimmerman of Hol-
ton.
A little girl of five years was visit
ing with her mother. They were from
Mexico and the little girl spoke per-
feet Spanish. One hot day while at
the neighborhood drug store she
spoke little Spanish piece, which so
completely captured the druggist that
he would not charge Miss Mexico any
thing for the soda water connection.
This would probably have been all
well and good. but little Miss Wisen-
stein gathered up all of her young
friends in the immediate neighbour
hood, taught them the same little
piece, and in less than half an hour
they took the drug store by storm
and fairly bombarded the poor drug
gist with all kinds of Spanish, good,
set 'em up to the throng, but after
they had all filed out; remarked to
his clerk that he guessed the con-
versational method was all right. but
he believed if he wanted to learn
Spanish that the old correspondence
course he had been taking would be
the cheaper in the long run.
X
She was golf enthusiast. but while
she worked hard. early and late at
the game, she had never been able to
run off with any blue ribbons. Sud
denly, however, she made claim to
fair score, considerably better than
any of her rivals had made and in
friends, explained the score in this
fashion: "Well, 1 had never gone
around twice before, and so I took
the best holes in the two rounds and
perfectly fair. isn't it, And the man
thus appealed to settled the whole dis
cussion and controversy by simply a
nod of his head
Miss Helen Alder of Lawrence. who
is a graduate of the Simmons school
of domestic science. Boston, has been
to take charge of the u and
l clubs cooking school at the Provi- |
dent association next year Miss Alder
graduated from the University of
Kansas before she went to Boston.
She Is member of the Kappa Alpha !
Theta sorority and was elected to the
honorary fraternity Phi Beta Kappa in |
Miss Elinor Armentrout Miss Ethel |
Davis, Miss Mary Chase Chamberlain. |
Miss Margaret Pearson of Wakefield, !
ford. Mr.. Fred Davis and Mr.. Ward |
Spielman composed a supper party
at the Vinewood cafe last night.
girl strolling along the street late |
yesterday afternoon was Joined by |
Mean Old Thing who asked her. what |
you going to do this EVENING"" Moth |
Ing" replied the girl. hope high within |
an informal dance. That SOP" he com |
mented and began talking about the |
weather. Next day she met him again |
and he stopped to enquire solicitously, |
Why weren't you at the dance last |
night?"
A picnic will be given at Vinewood |
this evening for Miss Anna Kaufman
and Miss Nettie thinner
man of Valley Falls. Others in the
party will be Miss Nellie Raster. Miss
Lenore Monroe, Miss Daisy Monroe,
Miss Louise Raster. Miss Margaret
Smith. Miss Allie Wingett. Miss Stacey
Burgess, Miss Winnie Williams, Miss
Mary Louise zanone of Memphis. Tenn.
About the best way known in the
shape of a devotion test is for a young
man to escort his girl to a hop at an
army post.
Mr.. Ned Osborn gave a dinner at the
Country club last night. his guests in
Guiding Mrs. Cora Delahay of Kansas
City, Miss Mamie Veale, Miss Lillian
Foster and Mr.. Dana MacVicar
y
An out of town wedding which is to
lake place this fall and is of much in
.erest to many friends here is that of
Miss Ethel Davies, of Enid. Ok, former
y of Topeka, to Mr.. Hugh Davidson.
son of Mr.. and Mrs. S. F. Davidson of
'26 Topeka avenue. Miss Davies grad
lated from the Washburn music school
several years ago and is we'll known in
own and college circles.
Miss Grace Powell will entertain
Tuesday evening in honor of Miss
Henrietta Menu and Miss Dora Menu
If Wichita, who are the guests of their
cousin. Miss Annette Nicoll. Miss Jes-
lie Mihleison entertained last Wednes-
lay evening for the visiting girls.
X
Miss Grace Hill gave an informal card
party yesterday afternoon at her home
IN Topeka avenue. Her guests were
Hrs. Harry Gavitt, Mrs. w. Parker of
7 |
ey. Miss Lenore Monroe, Miss Daisy
Monroe Miss Grace Bates, Miss Ada
Wagner, Miss Alkaline Korn and Miss
Iubertine Tinkham of Abilene, Miss