The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1907-10-09


Water this we'll and in ten minutes the
seeds will burst. In twenty minutes
two tiny leaves push through the
u earth. The leaves grow and multiply.
In an hour they are big enough to
cut and eat. They are delicious
fairy salad. Sometimes at dinner
party one of these little prepared let
tuce beds, attractively set in border
, of flowers green, forms the center
piece. The guests watch the lettuce
grow and when the time comes for
that course there is the salad bloom
ing before them, ready to pluck.
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Trip will en-
terrain a few guests at dinner this
evening.
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| An eastern man came to Topeka and
the first night he was here was invited
to a party at the Country club. He
dressed with the greatest care for the
occasion, wearing the most irreproach-
able dress shoes and light silken hose
| and started for the party. At the point
where passengers transfer from the
| Quinton Heights car to the Country
| club line there was no car waiting so
| the party started to walk to the club
| house. The man who was leading the
way, however, YVES not familiar with 1T
and he soon had them ploughing
through fields and over bitches through
! the impenetrable darkness. But to all
| the grumbling and growing of the
other he merely said, serenely, to the
visitor. 30. well you must get used to
| this western life, and western incon-
Teniences." So the next day the visitor
went down town and bought some
thick, heavy walking boots and now
feels that he is prepared for any sort
of social engagement
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The marriage of Miss NelIa Hill, 1885
West Sixth avenue and Mr.. Ora Barton
of Glenwood Springs Colo, will take
place tonight at the home of the bride.
DR.. and Mrs. l.. H. Mum will enter
tain the Midnight club Friday evening
at the first meeting of the season.
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In spite of the grumbling of married |
people marriage can't be so bad. Bach |
elors are VIGOROUSLY afraid of mar |
riaoe but a widower who knows all |
about it will take chance most any |
time after the monument has been |
placed or the decree become absolute.
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For a children's party an attractive
idea is to serve an ice or salad in lemon |
shells made to resemble pigs. Cut a
slice from one side of lemon and re-
end is the pigs nose. cloves make
eyes and toothpicks are used for feet
and tail. The slice al the top is return
ed after the sh ellis are filled.
Cards have been received ANNOUNCE
ing the approaching marriage of Miss
Helen B. Johnson of Oskaloosa. Kan.
and Mr.. Clitos Hosford of Lawrence.
in Oskaloosa october 10. Miss john .
son has frequently visited in Topeka
and has friends here.
The faculty and students of the Col
lege of the Sisters of Bethany had an
all day picnic Monday at Green Tree
Lodge. the Merriam country place.
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Mr.. and Mrs. Nelson Giles. jr.. en-
tertained the following guests last ;
night: Mr.. and Mrs. ]. p. Rogers, Mr..
and Mrs. Albert Parker of Kansas City.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Klingaman, Mr.. ,
DR.. and Mrs. Holland of Mount Pleas :
ant, Iowa, Mr.. and Mrs. James Mack, |
Mr.. and Mrs. John Worley. Mr.. and
Mrs. Jay Van Houten. Mr.. and Mrs
Mrs. A. T. Lucas.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. H. Colvin entertain
ed Informally at cards last evening in {
of Mrs. Colvin. The invited guests
were: Mr.. and Mrs. E White, Mr.. and I
Mrs. F. P. Johnston. Mr.. and Mrs. T
lanes Colvin; Mrs. Lynn, Miss Ethel
Miss Marguerite McKenna Of Michigan. b
Miss White, Miss Julia White, Miss
Elizabeth Bres cite, Miss Lena Bresette.i g,
Miss Monica Bresette. Mr.. NJ. Colvin :,
ind Mr.. John Lynn of Mexico.
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Notes and Personal Mention. Q
Mr. Dana -dacVicar is in Denver.
Atchison Globe: Mrs. John J ingalls,
las rented furnished apartments for n
he winter in Kansas City, in the same 7
building as those occupied by her =
laughter Mrs. Jesse E. Hunt. Mrs. In
-alls' daughter, Mrs. E. G. Blair will be q
n Atchison next week to assist her i,
mother in preparing Oak Ridge to be N
fn- he win aT |
INGALLS, will arrive the 14th to visit Mrs. h
INGALLS,. -
Kansas City Times: Miss Gertrude r.
Iankla of Los Angeles, Cal. is the -
uest of Mr.. and Mrs Clifford Histed
f the Netherlands.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles B. Hamilton of -
Denver, formerly of Topeka, are buy .
1g a handsome new home on Colfax +
venue. Mr.. Hamilton is the owner of n
he Oxford hotel, one Of the most popu- g
ar and successful hotels in Denver. m
Kansas City Journal: Miss Gay Shep-
erd will leave today for Emporia, OF
aroline Lambert and Mr.. Burr Root of W
-ansas City which will take place
Wednesday, October 16. n
Mrs. Burton II. Pugh has returned E
rom a visit to Mrs. E. T. Hubbell in "
,ansas City.
Mrs. George Crosman of Cleveland, o., tc
nd her son. George, Jr.. are the guests ty
her brothers. Mr.. w. W. Mills and h;
Mr.. Arthur Gray and Mr.. Holmes p,
Ieade, who are students at X. u, are n,
igma Chi pledges. ss-a--- cs
Mr.. and Mrs. Delbert Kirkpatrick and &c
[iss Lillian Kirkpatrick have returned
ON Excelsior Springs. e
Mrs. j. L. Shellabarger is spending a
w days in Kansas City with her
aughter Mrs Albert H Greet =
Miss Meryl Parks returned to Kansas tr
ity today after visit to Miss Laura NJ
outhwick. sf