The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1907-03-08

Meta Nett af Robinson l Mr. and mTs q MSS e.
Jewell Mr.. and Mrs. c. L. Scott, Mr..
and Mrs w. r. Stubs. DR. and Mrs.
Mrs. Overholt. Miss Mary Overholt,
Mr.. and Mrs. WI c. Hindman.
A young Topeka bachelor who, il
any girl has as yet put her tag on him,
has kept it mighty quiet, has a Per-
automobile and business ought to pick
up for him right away.
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Mr. Halfdan Jebe, teacher of violin
at Washburn, was in Kansas City last
night and played at a concert given at
the Fine Arts institute. He gave three
of his own compositions, a sonata,
a fantasia and a serenade. others on
the program were Mrs. Emma Johns
DeArmond, pianist and Miss Maude
Parker, soprano.
Mrs Roy Crawfords white poodle
"Joh," enjoys the distinction of the
most stylish costume and kennel
decorations at the bench show. JOLT
has beautiful pink satin pillow tied
with pink silk cord and tasseI to lie
upon, and wears a saucy pink bow tied
around her collar just over one silky
ear. She is easily the society leader
of the show Mrs. Tom Barns fox
handsomely dressed in a blue bow and
had blue and white rug on the floor
of her kennel
Mr.. and Mrs. P. A. Howe announce
the approaching marriage of their
daughter. Carrie Verlee, to Mr.. Walter
Fox, which will take place Tuesday,
March 26, at their home 1131 Morris
avenue.
The ladies of the L. c. T. will give
a card party for their husbands in the
L. C. T. rooms tomorrow night.
81 feel so nervous" said girl ex-
hibitor at the bench show, whose dog
was about to be Judged: II haven't
been so excited since 1 used to speak
pieces at school on Friday afternoon"
Wichita Beacon: Wichita has one
social club that has been in existence
for over twenty years with the mem |
bership practically unchanged. 1t is |
the Coldwater Whist club.
There are two Swastika clubs in |
the city. One is a card club and the |
other an embroidery club. They were |
organized the same day by different |
people and in widely different parts of |
the city.
Ottawa Republic: The dinner given |
Wednesday evening at Z o'clock at the |
nome of Mr.. and Mrs. H. f. Sheldon |
by number of ladies of the Congre-
satlonal church for the gentlemen of |
the church was very enjoyable af-
fair. Rev. Mr. Thayer of Topeka was
The special guest
The Varsity club will give a dance
1t Steinberg's tonight.
Mrs Fred Boltz entertained the NJ.
w. club yesterday in homer of Mrs. L
Beard VINO has just returned from
Colorado where she spent the winter.
The washburn Girls Literary soci-
sty will entertain this evening in their
'oon>s in Rice hall in celebration of the
nth anniversary of the organization
If the society.
Miss Alice Meade entertained the
)rphelia club this afternoon.
Mrs. H. f. Lyman was the hostess
# La Douzaine Card club Friday af-
ernOon.
Miss Berenice Healy gave a O'Clock
Inner last night for Miss Nferyl Parks,
dr. and Mrs. ]. S. Parks. for a per
residence in Kansas City. Pink
arrations decorated the table and the
iris asked were Miss Parks Miss
iazeI Nelson. Miss Mildred Kepley
dlss Rutn Hamlin, Miss June Mitch
Il, Miss Winifred Burch. Miss Jessie
mort ana Miss Louise Heath.
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Miss Ra Hotchkiss gave an informa.
arty last night at the home of her
ister, Mrs. Otto Kiene. for her broth
r. Mr. Hal Hotchl1iss of watonga,
TX The grests We're: Miss Hazel Lar