The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1907-06-19

beautiful American beauty roses for 20
cents Mex, ten cents in our money!
Miss Maud Grimes, who studied a lit
tie Spanish in preparation for the trip
is the pride of the party because she
can make herself understood by the
servants and market people. =. :.
On the trip the party were in sole pos
session of their Pullman car except for
two other passengers. After expanding
on the pleasure of this charmed exist
ence in a quaint foreign capital, with
its rare climate and vegetation and in
house full of american beauties, with
servants, roof garden and a court.
Miss Grimes thoughts seem to have
turned homeward for she says: Il
dreamed last night that Snoozer cher
good care of him and of Rowdy (the
dog). Be sure to buy plenty of liver
for them"
The Hclianthus club will give a sub
scription dance at Vinewood Friday
night
For years certain woman has
born the reputation of Lovely Charac-
ter and 1t would be considered nothing
short of blasphemy to say a word in
criticism of her. 1t is easy to account
for the popular impression of her, for,
although she is cold, selfish, insincSre
and a CRATER. she has a smooth sauve
manner, Is very pOI1Ce ana one or those
exasperating persons who sit back and
assume an exaggerated air of virtue
when other people knock. However,
IT has developed that a number of peo-
pie supposed to be under her spell are
hep and a Lovely Character Rapping
association has been formed for her
special benefit. .--
Kansas City Journal: Miss Gay Shep-
ard. 62S Oakland avenue. Kansas City,
x1vf1T 1ofI
Kas.
Judge and Mrs. William G. Holt, of
Kansas City, Kas., will leave July 1 to
spend several weeks in Colorado
A country women has an inexpress-
ible horror of city mills and when
she visits in town spends most of her
time shifting at the idea of having to
pay for the water you drink"
Two Toneka cbans We're formerly in
love with the same girl and wrote her
ardent love letters. The Mean Old
Thing married another man but she
saved their letters and pasted them in
think of no other way to entertain
company she gets out the letters and
reads them.
The average young chap tries to ap-
pear old, bIase and dignified and sue
ceeds in looking as If he had crouch
on all the time.
Leavenworth Post: Miss Ann Ryan
will entertain a number of her baby
friends and their mothers Wednesday
afternoon in honor of Master R. E.
Smyser, Jr., and his mother, Mrs. Ru-
dolph Smyser. of Jefferson barracks.
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Miss Grace Apitz and Harry Ines, of
Jopuin Mo, were married Friday, June
IA, at Miss Apitz's home in Manhattan.
The young couple will make their home
in Topeka. Mr.. Ines is a graduate of
the State Agricultural college, Manhat-
tan.
Mrs E. D. Wardin, 514 Tyler street. !
gave a morning party today for her
Miss Wintfred Hadley, |
whose marriage to Mr.. Walter Davis
takes place June q.
The lambda Alpha lambda sorority
will give a garden party this evening |
honor of Miss Berenice Healy, who |
caves soon for her home in Los An
yeles, Cal, and Miss Alice Noble, who |
goes to Atchison next month to re-
main permanently.
Miss Dollie Curtis gave dinner last
hight for Mr.. Harry Curtis The guests
including Miss Anna Troutman, Miss
Helen Lindsay, Miss Leona Curtis, |
Miss Marguerite Mills, Miss Ruth |
IamIin, Miss Grace Koontz, Miss Dor
,thy Gleed, Mr.. Fred Parfit, Mr.. Fred
-rossley, Mr.. Darwin Bradley, Mr..
CLYDE Adams, Mr.. Jay Close and Mr..
Earl Spencer. Liberty roses were the
able flowers.
Mis- Ora Moneypenny and Miss
Jennie Moneypenny entertained this
afternoon for Miss Effie CranneH of
Kansas City and Miss Mary Louise
zanone of Nashville, Tenn. The other |
,uests were Miss Mildred Poindexter,
Mss Phil Reed. Miss Eva Curry, Miss
Srace Wilcox, Miss Ella Cowgirl. Miss
Blanche Hughes. Miss Clara Daniels,
Mss Winnie Traver, Miss Helen Nor
ow, Miss Jessie Jones. Miss Barbara
Ripley Miss Grace Lukens, Miss Myr-
lie Whitaker, Miss Ruth Sperrett, Miss
Sladys West, Miss Effie Crannen, Miss
dary Louise zanone. Mrs. T. J. Kim
trough, Mrs. G. G. Moore and Miss
Day Reddick of st. Marys.
Compliment any woman on her hair
md she will say that she used to have
rood hair. but it comes out. now, by
landfulls.''
Miss Leona Curtis will give lunch
ION Friday for Miss Cornelia Gleed,
Who leaves Saturday for Vermont.
The Q. E. d. girls of the June, 'O6
lass of the high school. gave a picnic
oday at the home of Miss Ethel
Grant, Twenty-hrst and Topeka ave-
lue. The boys of the class have been
lsked for the evening.
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Miss Rachel Locke has issued invi-
ations for an afternoon party to be
,iven Saturday at her home, S22 Blu
hanan street.
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Now that the day of the last of the
une weddings has arrived the S. r.,
Who has been afraid to peep before,
will register a knock on the local
ractiee of crowding the fortnight be-
ore the girls wedding with entertain