The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1907-05-07

ing abnormal OF course they can't
help it They are to be pitfed not
blamed. except of course when they
shamelessly parade their unfortunate
spiritual and mental deformity and
pharisaicalIy think God that they are
not as other men. The contemplation
Of their degeneracy, in the absence Of
a city ordinance to prohibit such peo-
pie running at large. throws US back
for an adequate expression of our
sentiments upon the now classical
acerbity of Madame de Stael: The
more see Of Csome) men the better
I think of dogs
Mrs. Frank Scott Davis and Mrs
David W. Norton entertained the Tues
day bridge club at the Country club
today.
The women are standing in line at
the libraries waiting their turn for
new book. The Morals Of Marcus
Urdeyne, in the hope, of course. that
they will prove to be the Immorals of
Marcus Ordeyne-
Miss Maude Grimes gave a bridge
last night for her guest, Miss Katharyn
Holmes of Emporfa, and Miss Isabel
Smiths guest, Miss Katharine Sneve
of St Paul. MINI. Others asked were
Miss Frances Cornell. Miss Edna Herbst,
Miss Nellie Millspaugh, Miss Eleanor
Wheeler, Miss Ruth Chisham Of Atchi-
son. Miss Ethel Davis. Miss Dorothy
Wilson. Miss Floyd RObenson, Miss
Eva Smith. Miss Isabel Smith. Miss
Mary Moore, Miss Helen McCIintock
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles L. Mitchell. Mr..
Guflford Dudley. Mr.. Thomas King, Mr..
David Lakin, Mr.. Ben Scandrett, Mr..
VIII Stewart. Mr.. Monte KistIer, Mr..
Karl Henderson, Mr. Sam F1eishman,
Mr.. Tinkham VeaIe. Mr.. Bernard
Crosby, Mr.. Harry Eagle, Mr. Ed
Curry. Mr.. Ben johnson. Miss Mary
NJ 49, II Of
brass candlesticks, and Mr.. Ben Scan
drett, the mems prize, a book.
Miss Anna Marie NelIis gave an in
fred Williams of Denver, a guest of
his uncle and aunt, Mr.. and Mrs A
A Robinson, who possesses remark
ably fine baritone voice. gave several
Mrs L. H Mum. Mr.. and Mrs. Albert
T. Reid, Mr.. and Mrs Harrison Nor
gan. Mr. and Mrs C. H Gault, Mr.
and Mrs. E B. Conant. Miss Dolly
Curtis. Miss Meta Robinson, Miss Bess
Miss Hazel Kaiser, Mr.. Will
Jams. Mr.. John Waters, Dr. Merrill
Lindsay, Mr.. J. E House, Mr. Luther
Nellis-
A Topeka girl who lisps. shutters and
giggles all the time, has been asked to
deliver lecture"
Mr. and Mrs. A H. Connolly Of Kan
sas City, Mr.. Henry T. Smith of Atchi-
son, Mr. and Mrs Franklin Hudson,
Mrs Melville Hudson and her son and
daughter, Melville H Hudson, Jr.- and
Miss Adah c. Hudson, came to Topeka
today to attend the funeral of General
]. K. Hudson
Wont you name your baby Helen
for me2" asked a lovely young woman
Of a family servant who had recently
been blessed with a son and heir.
We'll" old Liza hesitated. I'D sho'
like to name her for you. Miss Helen,
but we'd Just about decided to call her
Mamie Pearl"
Miss Frances Connen has asked
to Miss Katharine Sneve of
ST. Paul, Mimi. and Miss Katharyn
Holmes OF Emporia-
Miss Emma Smith gave a dinner last
night at her home on Topeka avenue.
The guests were Miss Hazel Jones, Miss
Edith Morton. Miss Julia Wellhouse,
Miss Blanche O'Neill of Leavenworth
Mr. Omar Smith. Mr.. Herman Carkhuff,
Mr. Otis Van de Mark. Mr.. Carl Trap.
Mr. Foster Baxter.
The first annual dinner OF the Jay
hawker club was held last night at the
ThrCop hotel The members OF this club
Overmyer. president of the club. pre-
sided during the speechmaking which |
followed the dinner. The following
tOasts We're responded to.
The Simple Lffe'-Mr. Orville z.
Towne.
The Strongest Man for the Siren
nous Age'-Dr- S. s. Estey
Our Guests. the Ladies'-Mr. Sam
8. Zimmerman.
In addition to the toasts the program