The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1907-04-13

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nate as Philistines aIl,who. don't share
their tastes load UP a wagon with
hampers of food a case%nf shHer.a ice.
whisky, tobacco. cigars, cigarettes and
to spend the day and show how they
love nature.
Miss Anna Harrison gave a five hun
dred party Friday evening at her home
on Western avenue in compliment to
Mr.. and Mrs. Joe Ramsey and Miss
Alwine Wilhelm of Lawrence, who
are her guests. Mrs. Robert Carver
and Miss Agnes Fisk assisted her. This
evening Miss Harrison will give a sec
! ond party for her guests and will have
the assistance of Mrs. Carver, Miss
Clara Fleishamn and Miss Katherine
Kellam. Mrs. Charles L. Mitchell and
Mr.. George Freshman won the prizes,
vase and a stein.
Some people are not satisfied to go
out in the country for a drive or walk
and enjoy it simply and easily without
Juggling back faded flowers, ferns,
moss and branches Of trees. When
they reach home they are too tired to
take care of their plumber, SO they pile
it up on the back porch until morning,
where it lies for two or three days
and then is pitched out into the alley.
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The Music Study club met Friday
with Mrs J. p. Wahle. The pro-
gramme follows:
Roll call-Liszt.
Biographical Sketch of Liszt-Mrs.
R.. H. Cav.
Rhapsodie No, 2. .......... List
Mrs. Scott. Mrs. Harshbarger.
Hedge Roses 49,. ......- Schubert
The secret schubert
Mrs. Ralph Skinner.
Hark, Hark, the Lark
Mrs. Charles Ritschards.
Ave Maria ....... Schubert
Mrs. R. H. Morehouse
Faith IN Spring 49,. Schubert
Mrs. A. J.. Stout.
- Mrs. B. B. smyth.
The Young Men ...a. Schubert
Mrs. Ralph Skinner.
The guests were Mrs. ]. M. Sullivan,
Mrs. Chas. Sprinkle, Mrs. Anna Nc
Kee, Mrs. Bayless, Mrs. Elmer Drew.
The club will meet in two weeks with
Mrs. Norman Plass.
+ When visiting girl goes home it
admirers but it is a great relief to her
hostess STEADY
. A pretty young girl having shown
some interest in him an old bachelor
swelled up all out of shape and began
to dream again his youthful dreams of
conquest. His elation was very evil
dent and he was SO r"uppish" that the
other old boys with whom he spends
most of his leisure time were almost
green with envy. But one day he. re-
ceived a lemon from the garden of
love- the girl turned him down for
a younger sutton and he collapsed like
circus balloon in the hands of
strenuous boy. You make me think
said one of the other old boys, one
night shortly after the catastrophe
when the gay Lothario, was back again
at the club as of yore, 'of country
dog that runs out and banks ferce1y
at every wagon that passes. He gets
away with it for a long while and
imagines that he is the boss bully of
the county and he bristles wickedly
and makes an awful bowl at the first
rumble of approaching wheels. But
that way before comes by with his
pockets loaded with stones and he
SHES one at that fierce dog and hits
him sharply on the foot and he limps
back to the house, taikJdown and ears
back. After that he lies on the porch
in the sun and whensthe wagons go
by he cocks one ear and growls a lit
tie but he isn't chasing any wagons
and his bark is silent for many a day
You've been hit on the foot. that's
while you may not nave enjoyed the
experience it was salutary. You're
vastly improved and much more
agreeable company than you were a
few weeks ago."
Mr.. and Mrs. S. E. Barber will give
a dinner at the Elks' club followed by
cards Tuesday night. Their guests
will be the members of the Midnight
Five Hundred club.
Some of the high school set will en-
joy a subscription dance at the Coun-
try club tonight.
The marriage of Miss Pauline Mar
shall, daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. c. ].
Marshall, to Mr.. B. G. VOORHEES, of st.
Joseph will take place at IL o'clock
Monday morning at the Marshall home
on East Eleventh street Only the
family members will be in attendance
They will spend a, fortnight in the east
and then return to their own home in
St.. Joseph.
Mrs T. ]. Kimbrough gave a party
last night at the home OF Mrs. George
g. Moon on Clay street for Miss Daisy
Kimbrough of Memphis, and Miss
Mary Louise Zanone Of Nashville.
Miss Gladys West, Miss Ora Money
penny, Miss Jennie Moneypenny, Miss
Mary Banks, Miss Helen Morrow, Miss
Helen Sterne, Miss Phil Reed, Miss
Berenice Healy, Miss Helen Lindsay.
Miss Eva Como. Miss Myrtle Whit |
aker, Miss Grace wilcox, Miss Bar
bara Ripley, Miss Grace Lukens, Miss
Ella Cowgirl, Miss Rose Snyder, Miss |
Clara Cole of Streater, Mr. Wayland
Campbell Mr., John Washburn, Mr.. |
Charles Robinson, DR.. Pattee, Mr.. |
Roland West, Mr.. A. Bogue, Mr.. Paul |
Moneypenny. Mr.. Albert Means. Mr.. |
Leslie Rawles, Mr.. Ina Crossley, Mr.. |
Marnifis RnpI1e Mr. Rel1he Paahndv |