The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1907-03-28

know that if they play cards on Coco
Friday their garden seeds won't sprout
ana not single egg in their settings
will hatch.
Mr.. and Mrs. Cnrisman gave party
last night for their niece, Miss Mona
Craig, Who will soon leave for her
nome in Kansas City after a visit To
them. Those present We're Misses .Bes-
sic Roninger, Ethel Gilehrist. Audra
HarmonsOn, Leona Reminger Lille
Martin. Eff1e Galloway Myrtle Vaw
ter, Mrs, Woolverton Mr.. Jason
Hughes, Mr.. Elmer Rominger, Mr.. Ed
win Campbell, Mr.. viii Rominger. MI.
Don Fielder, Mr.. G. H. Blakeiy.
The Harding girls made cake and
lot of cream puffs for a bridge party
they We're expecting to give next day.
That night a bunch of pantry raiders
called and as usual made a prompt
| dash for the kitchen. The girls fol-
! lowed them and when they We're about
to slash into the cake and gobble the
| cream Duffs, their hostess screamed:
Don't touch that stuff. We made it
yesterday and came out here last night
ana found it covered with cockroaehes,
Why didn't the cook throw it away as
we told her?" The boys We're greatly
disappointed in the eats that nigh.
| for all they had to stay the pangs of
munger was crackers and cheese, a can
| OF sardfnes, doughnuts,1 baked beans.
lemon pie, sliced ham, cold. rice PUG
ding and hard boiled eggs But the
girls saved their party refreshments all
right.
Nobody has much respect for other
peoples weaknesses. Two Topeka
girls who agree on most other subjects
argue daily because oneafbelieves in
the other does not, but. likes grand
opera which the other detests. The
girl who likes grand opera declares
that the other girl is not on the square
believe in them, and belongs to the
class that Mr.. Barnum described as
liking to be humbugged. The girl who
believes in clairvoyants laughs at the
flushing and pretending to like grand
opera because she thinks such taste
is cultured and high browed.
Notes and Personal Mention.
Mr.. Roy Thompson, who is home |
from Yale for the Easter vacation |
with his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. w. A. |
L. Thompson, will be graduated in
June and is planning to- spend the |
summer in Europe.
Mrs. Harvey Weaver OF Kansas City |
is the guest of her parents. Mr.. and |
Mrs. L. B. McClintock, for the rest of |
the week Mr.. Weaver will join her
Saturday and they will go to Emporia |
to spend Easter with Mr. and Mrs. |
Frank Patterson and Mrs. Rachel E.
Weaver. who has just returned from
Los Angeles, Cal, where she has been
with her son, Mr.. Ellsworth Weaver,
for the past year.
Mrs James P Rowley and her
daughter, Miss Floyd Robertson, will go
to West Point, N. Y, in June to visit
Mr.. Arner Robenson at the United
States Military academy.
Mr. and Mrs. Harry E. Gavitt went
to Wichita today to visit Mrs. Gavitt'S
grandfather. Colonel Snyder. until Sun
day. 81
Mr.. and Mrs. Nat Black went to
Chicago yesterday tokspend the rest of
the week.
Mrs D. L. Lakin1 left today for a
visit to her daughter Mrs John Pull
man, in bridgeport Conn During
her absence Mrs. George C. Corning
will stay with Miss Alice Lakin.
Miss Edna Hopkins comes home
from the university at Lawrence to-
night to spend the Easter recess with
her parents. Mr.. and Mrs. Scott Hop
kins.
,ity is the guest of his sister, Mrs. G.
Miss Eleanor Wheeler returned yes
erday from a visit to Mrs. Eugene O.,
sallee in Kansas City Misses Eva and
ISABEL Smith, who are visiting Mrs.
Sallee, will be home Saturday.
Mrs. Charles Barnes and her chill
iren returned to Usage City today {
lfter a visit to her parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. s. J. Bear.
Captain A. M Fuller and Miss Gus
lie Fuller have returned from Chicago.
Mr.. Valentine GODDARD, a student at
Western Military academy, Upper AL
on, Ill, is spending the Easter recess
With his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. VAL
milne GODDARD.
Mrs G. w. Hunt will spend Friday '
md Saturday in Emporia.
Clay Center Dispatch; Mr.. and Mrs.
Dave Babb and daughter Vera came
lome from Topeka Tuesday afternoon. I
Miss Mary Coulsen will give a large :
Easter party on Saturday evening. a
The Tsuneo Taxa Hasha club will v
meet with Mrs. D. G. Walker, 500 o
quincy street, Friday afternoon.
Mrs. B. W. Carter. assisted by Mrs. 9
leo. E -Dougherty, gave a lawn party Q
Wednesday evening" at the Carter resi- n
red and Gladys. The guests were Miss I
Jellie Healy, Miss Ena Robinson, Miss |
aura Marling, Mr.. Robert Robinson. Z
Ir. Roy Davis, Mr. Pearl Townsend, ;
Ir. Leonard Warren and Mr.. Frank D. "
1cKitrick. =
Mr.. and Mrs.. Harry Rigby have given Q
ne name of Harry Jefferson Rigby II :,
, their infant son, born last week. a
Mr. and Mrs Earl Case have returned -
rom a trip to California
Mrs. w. w. Bollard went to Usage +,
ity today. IL
Prof Isley of Paramount college, &c
Wichita is the guest of Mr.. and Mrs. II
=. A. GODDARD. OF
rect, are the parents of a daughter. b.
[rs Shaffer was before her marriage, II
[iss Mabel McGiffin. In
Mr. and Mrs. Fred Keinzie of Excel NJ
or Springs, Mrs. Sneden and Mrs. APP | TT
legate of Wichita and Mrs Yates of IL
JUNCTION City are the guests of Mr.. and sc
-rs A. H. Anderson. pi
Mr. and Mrs. E. T. Cartridge and Miss II
ellen Cartilage went to Chicago yes W
rday to spend Easter. d.
Mrs C. B. Graves of Beloit, who has d
cen the guest of Mrs. s. D. McGrath, | lie
az Quincy street went to lawrence ! &C
day. She will return and resume her u
1 al