The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1907-05-03

noon for a dancing party to be given
on the evening of May H. MISS
Ruby Chfsham of Atchison has been
a guest at the Kappa Kappa Gamma
house
Ask a visiting girl if she knows a
certain girl in her home town and you
can discern by the way she replies the
social status of the other girl. If she
is an intimate friend she answers en-
Enthusiastically, Indeed know her.
She's one of my Best Friends. Ism I
she the Sweetest Thing But II the
other girl lives in a Bigger House than
she does and so rather puts it over her.
socially, she replies, oh, yes, L
know referring to her carelessiy
by her first name. Shes loxely
hand. the girl in question is a notch or
so beneath her in the social scale, she
lust perceptibly draws up ana an
swers very frigidly. NO, don't know
her-that is, 1 don't know her wen
Oh, know who she is and speak to
her when I meet her. but she's not IN
Our Set"
Mr. and Mrs. s. A. Scott gave sup
per last evening at their home. 1887
T,Iav street. The menu consisted of
sea food from the coast and was
served on sea shells. Appropriate
marine quotations were written after
each entry on the card, and toasts on
the guests Those present were Mr.
and Mrs ]. P. WahEe, Mr.. and Mrs
w H. BowIby, Mr.. and Mrs John
jr.. and Mr.. and Mrs James
H. Heslet.
Mrs. s. J. Crumbine gave a dinner
Yesterday for Mrs. Anna Aten, Miss
Mary Aten and Mr. Clarence Aten,
who leave this week for their home
in Dodge City
Notes and Personal Mention.
Mrs T. S. Hand and her children of
New York arrived yesterday to visit
her sister, Mrs. H L. Shirer.
Mrs. James s. Merritt of Wamego-
is the guest of Mrs Park
S. Bangs. 1913 Tenth avenue west
Kansas City Journal: Mrs. F. P.
who has been spending the
winter with her daughter. Mrs. H W.
Sharp. S12 West Thirty-fourth street,
will return to her home in Topeka
have returned from visit in Law
renee
Miss Marie ziegler went to Kansas
City today to stay over Sunday.
Salina Union: Mrs. T. L Bond will
leave tomorrow to attend the national
meeting of the Woman'S Home and
Foreign Missionary society at Phila-
Mrs Bond will not return
for several weeks as she will visit her
sister, Mrs W. NJ. Thompson. at AL
toona. Pa. also P. O. Bond and family,
at Chicago. Mrs. T. F. Carver of To-
peka will accompany Mrs Bond on
her trip
Mrs J. NJ Cornell is expected home
from Chicago tomorrow.
Miss Katharyn Holmes. of Emporia,
who has been visiting in Lawrence,
has returned to Topeka again to visit
Miss Maud Grimes.
II i
H.. who are guests of their daughter,
Mrs F W. Watson. on their way home
from California. will leave Sunday
Mr.. and Mrs Roger Van Hook have
Springs where they lived for a few
months and expect to remain here.
They have taken house on West
Fifth, between Tyler and Polk.
| visit to Miss Flora Pankey at St
Toseph's academy. Abilene
Mrs. R. J. Blazo is seriously i'll at |
Christ hospital
afternoon Tuesday at 2:30 o'clock at
he home of the Rev and Mrs Cooper. |
go Central Park avenue Members of |
III the w. C. T. US are invited
Mrs E W. Hoch and her sister, Mrs |
Anna waring, of Marion, will go to |
lansing today for a visit to Mrs. Has
cell and from there will go to Kansas |
Tfty to spend a few days
Mrs. W. A. s. Bird Is spending q /
week in Hot Springs. Ark
Captain and Mrs. Spielman, who have |
,een the guests of Mr.. and Mrs. H /
\. SpieIman, left today for their home /
q Fairfield. Iowa
Miss Ruby Chishan. of Atchison, is /
pending the day with Miss Ethel /
Davis.
Mr.. Seldom P Spencer. of Lawrence.
will arrive today for a visit to his !
laughter. Mrs Eugene H. Ware
Mr. and Mrs A. L. McNair, of Fort |
Iadison, are visiting in Topeka.