The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1907-05-24
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DR.. and Mrs. Norman PIass will give
a s O'Clock tea at their house on WASH
burn campus tonight in compliment 10
Miss Helen Morton and Mr. W = 1000,
both Of the college faculty, whose mar
rage Will take place in June The
members OF the faculty OF the depart
ments on the campus and their wives
and the deans Of the schools OF law and
medicine and their wives are included
in the invitations Mrs. Plass viii be
assisted BY Mrs. W. : Lindsay. Mrs
All Kingenberg. Mrs. D. L McEachrOn
and Mrs. E B. Conant- Following the
tea the company viii attend the grad
uating recital OF the school Of music
in MacVicar chapel
Another Topeka man has demonstra-
ted that the best cure for enc love at
fair Is another.
The first Helianthus VinewOod dance
viii take place tonight 4 special car
for the party will start from Eighth
and Jackson at s;15-
The girl proposition being un-
der discussion. as usual. Bixby growled
that he never had any luck at love
Maybe suggested some one, you're
like the chap Dodd CASTOR tells about
who waits TOO long TO kiss EN-
We'll. maybe I do" said Bixby, I
always wait until dark
Miss Alice Lalzin entertained a small
guest. Miss Clarissa Schuyler of Gin
ton. Iowa. and gave an afternoon
bridge for her today and has asked a
third company for Saturday evening
A Topeka girl who wears no solitaire
declares that she would have had an
eligible man hooked. strung and hung
over the side OF the boat if her women
kin hadn't talked just as the fish was
about to bite
Miss Nellie Raster gave q garden
party this afternoon at her home on
Madison street in compliment TO Miss
Lulu Healy who leaves Topeka soon
with her family for their future home
in Los Angeles About $50 invitations
were extended The hours were from
three to six and the friends asked to as
sist were Mrs. J. P Raster. Mrs Thomas I
Stevens. Mrs David Palmer, Miss
Stacey Burgess. Miss Vivfen TuttIe. /
Miss Louise MCNeaI Miss Airline Det-
rich Miss Winnie Williams Miss Daisy !
Monroe. Miss Allie Wingstt and Miss
Celia Smith. Miss Louise Raster Miss /
Ruth Raster. Miss Florence NIiddaugh- /
Miss kasteT Will entertain her assistants
at dinner tonight The table flowers Will /
be sweet peas
The system Of q certain woman who
has had good luck in marrying off her /
daughters is thus described BY a man 1
who has been q frequent caller at her /
AIAsC- Cll- every OOQT feel vel
come feeds the chaps who hang around 4
the house and Is hOspitable and cordial /
but doesn't overdO it. When a man be-
gins going there frequently she con-
trtves somehow 70 leave him alone with 4
the daughter he has gone TO see, without i
seeming to run away abruptly at the |
sight OF him There is a considerable |
art in this and il is Just as fatal for the /
Old folks TO run AT the sight of their 4
daughters suftor as IL is for them 10 |
~ rrr- 70 -ras~7 =
AL evening II Mrs. Blank is in when \
a man comes 10 see one OF her girls she /
manages her exit gracefully and easily i
and IS 50 agreeable while she is present /
that the visitor almost hates to see her
60 She mas all the blinds pulled down i
carefully before he arrives and when /
she excuses herself she announces that /
she Is going out for the evening or that 4
she has book that she wants to finish Il
and believes she can read more com
forrably in a kfrnona in her own room