The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1907-08-24

songs and the WeeperS" have all had
| their day and now when a bunch of
FOUNDERS and spendthrifts who have
! thrown away forty or fifty dollars
piece on 1.-THE mocker'' in a single night
reach the singing stage and get one of
| their number to thump a piano they
bunch heads and try the tonsoriaIs in
songs about Feathering a Nest for Biz
die. and Every Little Bit Added to What
| You Got Makes Just a Little Bit More.
The Y. M c. A Juniors who have been
camping at Maple Hill for a week have
| returned home.
Mrs. Harry M Washburn gave a .'23''
party Thursday evening in honor OF
Miss Florence Dale and Miss, Eva Hull
| of Lawrence. The parlor was decorated
In yellow, the library in blue and the
/ dining room in red and green. The
games and prizes all had reference to
the number %. The invited guests were
MISS FLORENCE Dale and Miss Eva Hull
| of Lawrence, Miss Stella Jorger of Leav-
enWorth, Miss Helen Graham of Holton,
Miss Nina Shumway of Marysville. Miss
| Vivian Sperry and Miss Maude Sperry
of Kansas City, Mo. Miss Ann Trout
man. Miss Minnie Nider, Miss Cora
Trimmer, Miss Mary Thrapp, Miss Ora
Moneypenny, Miss Louise Heath, Miss
Jeanette Watts, Miss Grace Berry,
Miss Mabel Adams, Miss Helen Lindsay,
Miss isabel Heath, Miss Hazel Nelson.
Miss Mary Connors, Miss Jenny Money
penny, Miss Marian Alt, Hiss Mary
Overholt: Mr.. Bart Bonebrake, Mr. Fred
Crossley, Mr.. Clarence Vawter, Mr.. Earl
Robert Forbes, Mr.. Marvin Elliott, Mr..
George Washburn, Mr.. Frank Wells, Mr..
Harry Bates, Mr.. Roy Starr, Mr.. Harry
Curtis. Mr.. Bert Gillespie, Mr.. Angelo
Mr.. Bart Holland, Mr.. Earl Glover, Mr..
Roy He'll, Mr.. Don Neiswanger, Mr..
Frank Durant. Mr.. Fred Parfitt. Mrs.
| Washburn was assisted by Miss Jennie
l Nov Ia
Glover, Miss Bee Sperry and Number
g."
The Ramblers' club will meet Mon
day afternoon with Mrs. H. M. Smith,
2S4 Greenwood avenue;
The Delta Omicron Omicron fra
ternity (high schooD will hold its an
nual conclave in Kansas City, Kansas,
| September 8. 4 and 5. There will be
smoker dance and banquet. AmU1g
the Topeka members who will attend
are Mr.. Jay Close, Mr.. Alex LOOMS.
Mr.. Earl Spencer, Mr.. Osborn Lart-
mer, Mr.. Dick Reed. Mr.. Harry Curtis
Mr.. Joe Risteen. Mr.. Harry Freshman,
Mr.. Warrick Updegraff, Mr.. George
Beach and Mr., George Veale-
Mr.. and Mrs. H. w. Bomgardner
will entertain on the lawn at their
home. 1895 Mulvane street. Monday
evening, August 26. the ladies' mis-
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byterian church and their husbands,
the Marguerites. the Paulines and the
H. o. AS in honor of Mrs. J. r. Sill
v,r. Prof and Mrs. Ward Silver, Mr..
and Mrs. Douglass of Shanghai, China,
Dr. Paul Todd of Canton. China, Rev.
and Mrs. Mccall of Pachoeira. Brazil.
s. A.. and Rev. and Mrs, Buell. of
Wilmar, MINI.
Notes and Personal Mention.
Mrs f. S. Wordin of Cincinnati,
who formerly lived in Topeka and was
in charge of the Bowman memorial
kindergarten, will arrive next Fr1oay
to visit Mr.. and Mrs. Earle @. Will
liams. 55nts
Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Mills are the
parents of a daughter, born today.
Miss Carrie Breese OF Cottonwood
Falls is the guest OF Mrs. E. w. Ellis,
523 Tenth avenue west.
Mrs A. A. Hurd, is visiting in Hia-
watha. 80 slit1 81 ~
Mr. and Mrs. Dorr Norton will re-
turn to Kansas City Monday after a
visit to Mr.. and Mrs. L. B. McClin-
took.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Andrews of
Rossville are the guests of Mr.. and
Mrs. Charles Wolff, Tenth and Polk
streets.
/ Dean Kaye is expected home from
Crab Lake, Wis, where he spent his
vacation, next Friday. Mrs. Kaye and
their daughter, Margaret, will stop in
Ironwood, Mich, until some time in
September .-t
Mr.. and Mrs. ollie owen are ex-
pecteed home tomorrow or wv from from their heir
wedding journey OF two and a half
Mr.. and Mrs. William T. Crosby
will be home from New York and
jamestown the first of the week.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. X. Wilson have
returned from Glenwood, Colo.
The Rev. Douglas I. Hobbies. who
has been in charge of the Grace ca
thedral parish during the absence of
Dean Kaye, will return to Newton |
next week.
Mr. Edwin O'Neill and his daugh-
ter, Octavia, have gone to Hiawatha |
to spend Sunday with his people.
Miss Lu Huckstead of Crosby Bros. |
who has been in New York on a bust |
ness trip, will return tomorrow. Miss |
Alma Conklin, another department.
manager, will be home the last of
next week.
Mrs. William A. Powers and son,
Chalton, have returned from a five
weeks visit in the east.
Mr. and Mrs. Chester Woodward
will leave Thursday for Colorado to
mother Mrs. Alice Bullene, will re-
turn with them and make her home
with her daughter in Topeka next
winter.
Bishop Milispaugh. and his family
will be home from Pryor Lake, Min
nesota the first week in September.
Miss Elmer Armentrout went to
Kansas City today to spend Sunday.
Mr.. Paul Little leaves Thursday forj
California.
Mr.. and Mrs. James L. King are ex-
pected home tomorrow from the east.
They attended the Elks' annual con-
clave in Philadelphia. visited in To-
wanda, Pa, New York. Mt. Holyoke,
and Springfield, Massachusetts. In
Springfield they were guests of Lieu
tenant and Mrs Fred RYAN
Lawrence. World: Judge Heller,
son Robert and daughter, Miss Flor
ence who have been the guests of C.
A. Taylor and family, have returned to
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