The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1907-10-01


the syrup pitcher but nobody noticed
him. The walters were all busy and
the other people at the table-mostly
women-were Cabling SO steadily that he
couldn't get in a word. Finally a girl
saw his predicament and said politely:
Pardon me, but don't you want the
syrup" The thing was so unheard of
that everybody stopped talking and gapeG
at the girl in astonishment and it took
the man whom she had addressed three
minutes to come to and realize that she
was talking to him. OF course there is
an explanation and here it is; the girl
had been away from boarding houses all
summer with civilized people and had
acquired manners.
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Miss Meta Legler, soprano, assisted
by Miss Irma Doster, violin, and Miss
Gertrude Tracy, piano, will give n recital
at the Country club tonight for the
members of the club and their families.
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Miss Phil Reed entertained her 500
club, recently organized, at a prelim-
mary business meeting today.
The lambda Alpha lambda girls had
a social meeting this afternoon at the
home CT Miss Rachel Coston.
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Miss Alice Patterson entertained in
formally today for her sister, Mrs. Drake
CT Emporia.
A coed looking, engaging young chap
who is the pet of all the girls, sprung
new suit of clothes recently and there
was great excitement in the bunch Of
petticoats he found at the home where
he called that evening AS there We're
no other men present they worked out
on him and had fits over his new
clothes. OF course he was embarrassed
and finally when ne felt that he could
stand it no longer, he backed off from
them as they clustered around making
q fuss over him and said su'klly; wen
awfully badly raised
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Mr.. and Mrs. j. Willis Gleed and
their daughter Jeanette will return
"Wednesday from Harpor Beach,
Michigan. where they spent the sum-
mer and where the latter has been
very i'll for the last few weeks with
dirhtheria. She is now out of danger
and DR.. S. G. Stewart, the family
physician, who was called to HarDor
Beach from Ohio where he was
spending his summer vacation to at
tend the little girl, has returned to
Topeka. Mr.. Gleed chartered steam
boat to take DIR. Stewart from Chicago
to Harbor Beach when he returned
from Ohio in answer to his telegram.
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These people who won't eat onions
and stand back and look on super
ciliously while other people eat them:
they pretend to be too ethereal and
rarefied for such plebeian tastes but
the chances are they like onions as
well as anybody and the explanation
of their abstinence is mere Steady.
The wedding of Miss Margaret
Hammond, the daughter of Mr.. and
Mrs Thomas Bayne Hammond of
Kansas City, and Mr.. Ray Campbell of
Wichita will be celebrated the even
ing of Wednesday, OCTOBER 2, at eight
O'Clock, at the home of the bride, 4314
Harrison street. Kansas City. Miss
Hammond's attendants will be: Mat
ron of honor, Mrs. Graham Campbell
of Wichita; maid of honor, Miss Nell
Taylor of Kansas City; bridesmaids,
Miss Gertrude Mossler of Lawrence,
Miss Frances shryock of Kansas City,
Miss Mary Buckles and Miss Mar
garet White of Chicago. Mr.. Harry
Campbell of Wichita will be his
brothers best man. The Rev. j. D.
Ritchey of st. PauI-s Episcopal
church, Kansas City, will perform the
Dorm will play the incidental wedding
music and Miss Mary Dudley of Leav-
enworth will sing De Hardlots BE
cause" At home after November 1
in Wichita, Kan.-Kansas City Post.
You don't have to go to Atlantic
City for a ''bored" walk.
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The Boys club will meet Friday,
October IL, at the Provident associa-
ton instead of this week as first
planned. This Boys club is not COM
posed of boys, as you might suppose,
but of number of prominent Topeka
women who are interested in philan-
thropy and who have organized boys
clubs for real boys and fitted up a
room for them at the Provident asso-
citation. Mrs. J. r. Burrow is the
president of the club.
The Greek letter sororfties of the
University of Kansas will TASK the
new girls Saturday and the Suspense
will be Over and the world can move
on.
The Fillmore street whist club has
postponed its all day meeting at
Green Tree Lodge farm Thursday I'M
til next week.
Mrs Albert Rosen in Highland Park
entertained the Junior Atlantean club
today.
Mrs H. 1. Cook, Mrs. w. A. S. Bird
Mrs. Esther Young, Mrs. A. D. Nc
Giffert Mrs. Robert Stone, Miss Zu
Adams, and Mrs. w. c. NJ. Fisk went
to Leavenworth yesterday to attend a
two days session of the state con-
ference of the Daughters of the
American Revolution. The social
feature of the meeting will be a re-