The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1907-04-22

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| Mrs. Everett B. Akers gave a
luncheon today in compliment to- her
| slsLer, Miss Vida Wood, whose marriage
70 MT: L. r. Cartwright of Indianapo-
Us, taxes place Wednesday evening and
the matrons and maids of her bridal
party. The decorations were in yellow
d dha wnlte. Birchbark baskets. the han
oles adorned with bows of yellow rib
pon' were filled with white carnations
ana the table was lighted with yellow
candles under yellow shades. The COM
pany included Miss Wood, Miss Louise
Wood, Mrs. Harold Merrick of Wei
lngton, Mrs. George Perry Grimsley of
Morgantown. w, Va, Mrs. Frank Moss
OF 81. Marys, Mrs. Goove Lowland Mil
yer or Kansas City, Miss Maude Baker
OF Kansas City, Miss Berenice Fuller
and Mrs. Akers-
Eta Pi is the name of an Emporia
nigh school sorority. 1t would be more
appropriate for a boys organization.
The Topeka chapter of Delta Omicron
Omicron- have issued invitations for
their spring annual at Steinberg's May
10. A number of out of town guests
The Leavenworth girls have about de-
clded to blacklist man over there who.
When he asks one of them to go any
place uses this form: IF you want to
go to such and such a place we will,
but 1 really don't care anything about
it. The Topeka girls say the type
exists here, too. An invitation like that
makes 1t nice for the girl.
Mr.. and Mrs. William E. Drechsel will
entertain a small company Informally
at bridge tonight for Miss Floyd Roben-
son and Miss Stella Robertson of Mex
leo, Mo.
The Bachelor Cynics were discuss
ing, as usual women. love and matri-
mony. "A man should marry girl
much younger than himself" said one.
so that when he is old and feeble he
will have a strong, healthy young
nurse
But" another objected, "he will be
too old and feeble to watch her.
mo NATTER said third. HE can
move to a small town and rest easy,
assured that the neighbors will watch
her.
Invitations have been sent out by
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. ]. Beyler of Ellsworth,
Kan, for the marriage of their
daughter, Ada, to DR.. Alfred O'Don-
nell of Kansas City. The wedding will
take place Wednesday, April "a, $50
o'clock, at the home of the brides
in Ellsworth and has frequently visit
ed in Topeka.
Topeka hotel is now known as
Madison Square Garden
Miss Berenice Fuller will entertain
this evening for Miss Vida Wood.
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Mrs c. E. Jordan entertained the
Monday Five Hundred club today.
The domestic economy committee of
the city federation of clubs had an in
teresting meeting and a good pro-
gramme this afternoon at the Y. M c.
A. rooms. IN
People who think the dandelions
are a pest and who have never awak-
ened to a sense of their extraordinary
beauty should take occasion to pass
the j. B. Billiard residence at 1915
geous double row of cultivated dande-
lions is one of the features of an un-
usually attractive back yard. This
double row of dandelions is prettier
than any tulip bed you ever saw.
Mrs. George Port Ashton gave an
informal afternoon today for Mrs.
Thomas Madden of Chicago.
Marsden had q beautiful crouch en-
when he went to breakfast at his club |
the other morning and the other men !
knew Immediately that something had |
gone wrong with his love affairs. |
about all a fellow gets out of chas- |
ing around with girls he grJwled, lis |
a chance to eat something late at
night that makes him sick the next |
day.
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Mrs. H. Q. Maddox entertained at |
her home in Potwin Saturday evening |
for her niece. Miss Mona Neihardt, |
who leaves Tuesday for Lincoln, Neb. |
The reception hall and parlors were |
decorated with college remnants and |
carnat tons in the dining room. Her |
guests were Miss WylIa Ulrich, Miss
Elizabeth Gregory, Miss Alice Greg |
ory, Miss Lena Miller. Miss Edith At |
wood, Miss Florence Atwood, Miss |
Hattie Embree, Miss Genevieve Class |
err Miss Greeta Leigh, Miss Lillian |
Bevier Miss Minna Bauer, Miss Helen |
Lu Grace Whitmer, Miss Mildred |
Smith, Miss Blanche Hughes Mr.. |
Clarence Gresser, Mr.. Frank Forbes, |
Mr.. Ray Forbes. Mr.. Harry Stephens |
Mr. Walter Whitson, Mr.. Park Hyde, |
Mr. Arthur MaItby, Mr.. Ray Kimbel, !
Mr. John Collier Mr.. Chas. Darling |
ton, Mr.. A L. Mayer. Mr.. Claude |
Blake, Mr.. Albert Reitz, Mr.. A. T. |
Mr.. Harold Ferguson of Della |
ware, Ohio, Mr.. Lee Ferguson of |
Delaware, Ohio.
Notes and Personal Mention.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. w. Poindexter and
their family will go to Kansas City to |
reside permanently this summer.
Mrs James P. Rowley. her daugh- |
ter, Miss Floyd Robenson and Miss
Stella Robertson of Mexico, Missouri,
town, Virginia, to see the exposition in
June and from there to West Point,