The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1907-04-16

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| Topeka friends have received the an
| nouncement of the engagement of Miss
| FRANCES solomon of Atchison, daughter
| Mize, son of Mr.. and Mrs. B. D. Mize
| OF Atch1son The wedding will take
place this summer Miss Solomon has
! frequently visited in Topeka and has
many friends here. She is a niece of
Judge VIM. r. Smith.
among those who will give ante
wedding entertainments in honor of
Mr.. L. r. Cartwright of Indianapolis,
taxes place next week are Mr.. and
Mrs. Lee Clinton Forbes, musicale,
Thursday evening; Mrs. George Fleish-
Moss, afternoon cards, Friday; the
Misses Valentine and Miss Elizabeth
Davis, afternoon, Saturday, at the
nome of Miss Davis; Mr.. and Mrs. C..
Mrs. Everett B. Akers, luncheon for
the bridal party, Monday; Miss Bere-
nice Fuller, informal evening Monday;
Miss Louise Wood, dinner for the bri-
AS rule the other girls make it
pretty hard going, socially, for new
girl in town, but if she has eligible
BILE.
Mr.. Dana MacVicar will give din
ner at the Topeka club tonight for
who is the guest of Miss Floyd Rob-
enson.
Mrs. J. W. Burt has asked guests
pliment to Miss Katharine Sneve of
St. Paul, who is visiting Misses Eva
and Isabel Smith.
Miss Daisv Monroe will entertain
tonight for Miss Anna Kaufman Of
Valley Falls, who is visiting her Wash.
burn college friends.
The washburn juniors have been
asked to housewarming tomorrow
tomorrow night at the home of Miss
Mary Gall, Twelfth and Clay streets.
An out of town marriage of inter-
est in Topeka where the bride and her
family formerly lived is that of Miss
Minnie Whitney, daughter of Mr.. and
Mrs E: L. Whitney of Harrington, and
which took place at the home of the
bride last week. Mr.. E. L. Whitney
is superintendent of telegraph of the
western division of the Rock Island
railway.
Crate No. 1, Illsustrious Order of the
Lemon, has been organized in Milwau-
kee. The officers of the crate are as fol-
grand lemon peel and grand lemon
squeeze. The members are all well
known young girls in Milwaukee soci-
ETY. circles. The following is the initia-
ton order, which each candidate must
sing before being made a member:
I'm a lemon. I'm a lemon,
I'm lemon all right;
I've been squeezed, I've been squeezed,
I've been squeezed quite tight.
o, Fiei
Mrs Don Mulvane will entertain the
Tell club Friday afternoon.
The weather today ought to settle the
the dandelion and on the S. RS side for
once.
Msr Everett B. Akers entertained two
abeth Ward of Richmond, Illinois, who
is visiting Miss Louise Wood. Miss
Wood will entertain informally for her
guest tomorrow.
Mr. and Mrs. E. W. Ellis, 523 West |
Tenth avenue, gave an informal musical |
evening last night for Miss Estella |
Conway of Cottonwood Falls who was |
their guest. |
Mrs William w. Wikidal will enter |
tain her bridge club next Tuesday af-
ternoon.
Nothing to this theory that gasoline
will kill dandelions," says a man who |
has tried it. IT think it was started /
by the Standard Oil company
81 have an idea,'' says a philosopher,
that most widows marry the second
time in order to correct the mistakes
made the first time"
Mr.. and Mrs. S. E. Barber will enter
tain the Midnight club at supper and
cards at the Elks club tonight.
Emporia Gazette: Miss Ethel Mars,
of Kansas City, Miss katherine Dolman
were here for the Owl dance, returned
to their homes Sunday.
Dana Parkhurst of Topeka visited in
town Sunday.
Mrs. A w. Lacey entertained a few
guests informally at cards last night
for her sister, Mrs. I. S. Bradley of
Madison, Wis On Friday afternoon'
Mrs. Lacey will be the hostess Of La
Douzaine club.
An interesting musical event is the
violin recital to be given this evening
by Mr.. Haitian Jebe of the Washburn
Music school assisted by Mr.. Herman
springer, baritone OF KANSAS City at
the home of DR.. and Mrs. H. E. Ly-
man under the auspices of the Music
Study club.
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Mrs. Harrison Morgan, Mrs. David
Palmer and Miss Bessie West enter
aimed the sLakota club yesterday at
Mrs Morgan's home
Mrs. w. F. Schoch entertained the
Topeka Avenue 500 club yesterday.
Mrs B. NJ. Mead of Peoria, ILL.,, Mrs
Harry Larimer and Mrs. A. K. Will