The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1907-02-02

current number of the American The
model for one of his girls was Miss
Gala Cutten and it is an excellent
likeness of her. Mrs. Reid posed for
the other.
Mrs. J. S. Burt has asked guests for
bridge Tuesday evening.
They tell a story-probably an old
one remodelled for the purpose-on a
Topeka chap whose rotary tendencies
are well known, to the effect that he
went home recently at a very late
hour. Just as he stepped inside the
front hall his father called out to ask
him what time it was. ELEVEN O'Clock,
he replied promptly. Just then the
cuckoo clock struck the hour of g.. At
the end of the third "cockoo' the son
with rare presence of mind, took up the
refrain and cuckooed eight times with
such a good imitation of the clock that
his dad who was helf asleep anyway
was perfectly satisfied. But imagine
the condition of a man who could
make a noise like a clock at in the
morning!
"
You can get out of taking girl to
a party and still make your peace eff
fectually and not lose your standing by
by sending her big bunch OF violets'
Leavenworth Post: Mrs. Charles w.
Goss and Miss Goss entertained a few
friends very informally this afternoon,
at 5000 in compliment to Miss Neva
Lehman of Newton.
Mrs. John S. Dodsworth was hostess
this afternoon, at an informal Ken
Sington.
bers of the JiggerviIle camping party.
A mercenary man suspects every
other man of his own motives. a To-
cal heiress hunter who called on
Nothing Money girl found anoth-
er man there. Next morning he was
telling a friend about it. Whats he
doing out there?" he growled. THE
only reason he goes there is because
she lives in a Big House"
Lawrence World (Friday): The
marriage of Dwight Hackette Elder to
Miss Caroline Badsky. will take place
this evening at o'clock, at the home
of the brides parents at 1928 MasSa-
chusetts street.
Miss Badsky was formerly a profess
sional nurse practicing in Topeka and
is a graduate of the Stormont train
ing school.
A girl looking over a mans dance
saw the initials H. T. H.
H appearing number of times and
scrawled over another
name which had been written first.
D. L. Il. 4.
she asked. That he replied, lin
dictates the variety of lemon which is
handed 70 me three or four times at
every dance"
Mrs Charles Brooks Thomas will
the Duplicate Whist club on
Friday afternoon of next week.
Mrs. George W. Parkhurst will be
the hostess of the Monday Whist club
next week.
The programme of the Norwegian
dramatic and musical entertainment
to be given in Washburn chapel Fri
day evening of next week under the
direction of Mrs. ALI Klingenberg,
Fantasia. - Haitian Jebe
Mr.. Haitian Jebe
Folk Songs-Caw Calling,
Karl Knudsdatter, On the Mountain, |
Paul on the Hillside.
Madame Lunde Souther.
Bergliot, Dramatic Scene. ......
........ Bjornstjerne Bjorson |
Madame Bernhoft Jebe.
(Greig Music with Mr.. Klingenberg at |
the piano.)
The Irish Washerwoman .....
A Topeka Society Girl.
At the Cloister Gate ...... Grieg |
Madame Lunde Souther.
Mrs. Florence Fox Thacher.
Washburn Ladies' Chorus.
The Felicity Whist club will meet |
IN Tuesday afternoon with Mrs. A. ]. |
Volcott
Mr.. and Mrs. w. P. Hemphill will |
their whist club Thursday |
evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. V r. KistIer will en-
ertain their 500 club Tuesday even
ng.
Mr. and Mrs. ]. A. Campbell and
Miss Jessie Campbell entertained their
Five Hundred club at their home on
Lincoln street last night.
Mrs. Armin A. Weiskirch entertain
ed informally at a coffee this after
noon for her family and a few friends.