The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1907-12-19

and the ''glads" were conspicuously
absent, no Helianthus dance in many
a day has been more thoroughly en-
joyed than the subscription dance at
under the direction of Mr.. Ray Han,
played a programme that simply
couldn't be beaten and the company
included: Mr.. and Mrs. w. E. Drech-
sci, Miss Mcbride of Des Moines, Ia,
Miss Helen Haughey, Miss Gala cut
tell Miss Julia Larimer Miss Frances
Council, Miss Floyd Robenson, MISS
Maude Grimes. Miss Louise Kellam.
Miss Alice Willard, Miss Elvia Mills
paugh, Miss Nellie Millspaugh, MISS
Mabel Glass. Miss Helen Otis, Miss
Lucille Pollock, Miss Florence john
stone, Miss Helen Johnstone, Miss
Lolita tombstone of st. Marys, Miss
Helen Morrow, Miss Helen Lindsay,
Mr.. Mike Murray. DR.. Merrill Lindsay,
Mr.. James Stewart, DIR. Robert Stew
art, Mr.. Dick Hayden, MI Monte
Kistler, Mr.. Charles Guibor; Mr.. Chas-
Howe. Mr.. ]. Karl Henderson Mr..
Dana Davis. Mr.. Harry Freshman,
Mr. Sam Freshman. Mr.. Ed Curry,
Mr.. ]. E. House. Mr.. Harry Wolf. MI
Harold Copeland, Mr.. Dana MACY lcar'
Ben Scandrett, Mr.. Joe Wilson. Mr..
Kurtz Kellam.
The dowagers have talked it over
ana QGcl1Gd InaI 1SylOH 'SSlOIOOh
isn't a marrying man because he is
interested in very young girls with
whom he assumes the fatherly role,
and married women. And That Set-
ties it. The mothers will now begin
shooting their daughters in the mouse
when they see him coming down the
street.
The subscription dance for the
Tivon and Varsity clubs at McRae's
last night was attended by Miss Clara
Freshman. Miss Ra Hotchkiss. Miss
Hazel Jones, Miss Airline Dietrich,
Miss Frances Brown. Miss Ethel Frfz-
zeI, Miss Grace Koontz. Miss Yetta
Conkling, Miss Marguerite Mills, Miss
Miss Louise McNeal, Miss Hazel Lar
kin. Miss Gladys Scott, Miss Helen
Lindsay, Miss Helen Sharitt, Miss
Berenice Healy. Miss Gertrude kank-
Aten, Mr.. Walter Wedding, Mr.. w. P
Williams, Mr.. H. Ferguson, Mr.. Glenn |
Haughey, Mr.. Quinton Adams, Mr.
Leo Hsug;hbeyM MI w TgGTge s Mnler MI
Warren Dunaway, Mr.. Ralph Forbes,
Mr.. ]. r. George, Mr.. Harry Eagle, |
Mr.. Earl Ewart, Mr.. Arthur Wolf. !
Mr. A. B. Crossley, Mr.. George Veale. !
Mr.. William Stewart, Mr.. Edwin !
Kistler. |
A Topeka girl has an accomplish
ment which is the wonder and envy
of all her girl friends, but it isn't ! |
parlor trick and being a Perfect Lady
she can't even tell the men about it.
Miss Helen Haughey entertained her |
bridge club and few other guests this
afternoon for Miss Blanche Mcbride of
Des Moines, Ia, who is visiting her
The others asked were Miss Clara
Freshman, Miss Hazel Larkin, Miss
Emma Bolmar, Miss Margaret Going,
Miss Alice Meade Miss Hazel Howe,
Miss Eugenia Quinton, Miss Gladys
Scott. Miss isabel Heath, Miss Mary
Sutherland. Miss Margaret Carney,
Ms Nadine Lyle, Miss Gertrude
Hankla, Miss Gertrude Mulvane, Miss
Helen Sharitt and Miss Lucille Pollock.
The Owl girls sent out invitations
yesterday for their annual holiday
dance Monday evening, December 80,
at Music hall.
Mrs. E D. Clithero gave an informal
reception yesterday afternoon for her
piano pupils and musical friends. Mr..
and Mrs. Clithero will leave the first
of the year for Waterloo, Ia, to remain
permanently
ct MARVEL said a bachelor who was
watching the Christmas shopping pa
rade on Kansas avenue yesterday af
ternoon "how a man makes up his
mind to marry one woman when there
are so many who look good to him. 1t
makes me think of my answer when 1
was asked once what book 1 liked best.
I thought and thought and thought.
Just one book, mind you, of all the
good books. Finally 1 decided that the
best book was in two volumes. But in |
this case a man would choose an en-
cyclopedia of twenty-four volumes at
least"
Mrs. ]. Howard Stuart gave a fam
lily dinner party today for Mr.. and
Mrs. ]. A Mclean of Carthage, Mis-
souri,, and her little nephew, James
Miles Hale in celebration of his second
anniversary. =
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A Topeka school girl has an allow !
ance OF twenty-five cents a week for i
spending money. The other day her !
brother was discussing with :
her some of his Christmas needs and !
mentioned that he going to make a '
Touch on Papa for twenty cents to buy r
some things from the Five and Ten r
Cent Store for some of his school '
friends. Now. look here" said the sis +
er firmly. Il don't want you bothering +
papa about that when times are hard +
and there are so many expenses. I'll
lust give you that twenty cents out OF
my allowance" Ic
What" demanded a wild eyed girl, /
who was rushing up and down the ave-
hue with the Christmas fever yester- /
lay, Shall L give man who doesn't