The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1907-03-05

/ the other day:
| The Journal confesses a good deal
/ of admiration for Mrs c. s Cross
She was formerly the most beautiful
girl in Lawrence She married and
went to Emporia to live: She lived
} in luxury for a few years, but the hard
times came and her husband killed
himself. Mrs. Cross was left without
money and apparently without bust
ness sagacity. She cut out her society
and began doing something worth
hibition at a cat show in Chicago and
now she is going to take dogs to a
show in Topeka That IS the kind of a
women we like. When she had to
she buckIed down to business. She is
worth while.
Lawrence World: Mr.. and Mrs. Jo-
seph Reeves Ramsey visited relatives
in Topeka Sunday.
Miss Ruth Spray has returned from
a visit in Topeka with Miss Leonora
Stubs.
Miss Maud Brown of Topeka was
here over Sunday as the guest of Miss
Lulu Arbrutinot.
turned from the weeks visit with their
daughter, Mrs. F. c. Gay, in Kansas
City.
Miss Grace Risley has returned
from a several days visit at the home
of w r. Stubs in Topeka.
why don't you get married" a
friend asked a girl who is plenty old
enough to do so.
IT Will" she replied. ifyou will sick
over with some nice ready-made chill
dren.''
A china shower was given Saturday
evening, by Miss Ella Stockham and
Miss Sara Shuart at the home of Miss
~ Tr1ni1o wi
marriage to Mr.. Lewis Harbaugh takes
place next Saturday. Red and white
was the color scheme which was car
ried out throughout the house with
festoons of paper hearts and carna-
lions. The invited guests were Miss
Ward. Miss Mary Ward. Miss Brad
shaw. Miss Simpler. Miss Jennie West,
Miss Mabel Jones. Miss Chambers,
Miss Ota Cham bers. Miss Sibley, Miss
Mayme MCGUIRE. Miss Nellie Sedan,
Miss Blythe. Miss McIntire. Miss Agnes
Kline. Miss Pearl Givens. Miss Edna
Miller. Miss Mary Whittier, Miss Ada
Beaver, Miss Rose Kay, Miss Bay
singer. Miss Eva Sholes, Miss Elsie
Yewen. Miss Matte Rodgers. Miss
Dennham. Miss Rosa Dennham, Miss
Miss Carrie Fauble. Miss Maud Nc
Murtie. Miss Mae Oliver, Miss Rosa
zimmerman, Miss Wills. Miss Sadie
Kelley. Miss Stacia Burgess, Miss Dav-
ma bOyQr MISS 6dynG. MISS Jessie
Payne. Miss Anna Payne, Miss Kate
Miller. Miss Cox, Miss McCray. Miss
Francis McCray, Miss Edna McCray,
Miss Della Marlett, Miss Bertha Rus
'um. Miss Olive Shuart and Mrs.
Jennie Godfrey. The evening was
he fortunes of the guests, after which
upper was served.
When a certain girl whose air of care |
rec and happy frivolity worries her
dyspeptic neighbors hears that |
hey are talking about her she puts on |
fresh Bingham house gown and goes |
Tut and scrubs the front porch. But |
he is so full of the joy of life and so |
hic and pretty that she is even attrac- |
i've when she is scrubbing and the |
,rouchy and dyspeptic ones. looking /
ut and seeing her go so blithely about
Ter penitential task, are not at all |
notified but talk about her worse than |
yer. They are sure there must be |
wrong with a girl who al
rays seems so happy
Miss Nellie Richie and Mr. Harry
Zrusor We're married at the residence
Z the brides parents. Mr.. and Mrs. F.
!. Richie. in Quinton Heights at noon
Ionday. They will be at home after
Iarch Is at 315 Jackson street.
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Mules AAA0 NACnAAOAA.
Mrs. James Means of Lawrence is ex-
ected tomorrow and Mrs. Sheffield
INGALLS, and her daughters, Ruth Con-
lance and Sarah, are expected Thurs
ay to visit Mrs. Eugene Huntington
Ware for a few days.
Mrs. John S. Parks and her daugh-
srs., Meryl and Ann Elizabeth, will
ave next week for visit in Beloit be-
0re they go to Lincoln, Nebraska, or
Kansas City to join Mr.. Parks in a
ornament residence. The house which
ley have occupied at 927 Western ave-
ne has been taken by Justice and Mrs.
Has r. Porter of Kansas City who will
e at home there after April 1.
Mr.. and Mrs. W. J. Black, who have
cen in Topeka during the legislative
ession, guests of Mr.. and Mrs. Eugene
Quinton, will return to Chicago next
eek
Mr. and Mrs. H. NJ. Bilingsley of
rawfordsville, Indiana, formerly of
opeka. who are visiting in town are
he guests until tomorrow of Mr.. and
Irs. A. B. Quinton.
Mrs. Albert Watkins will leave Wed
esday for Dodge City to join Mr.. Wat
ms in a permanent residence.
Miss Frances Cornell left today for
short visit in Chicago.
Mr.. and Mrs Q. P. Updegraff and
leir family who have had the Collins
ouSe on Van Buren, street this winter
loved to their summer home, River.
de farm, today.
Mrs. G. w. Hunt has returned from I
weeks visit in Kansas City.
Miss Genevieve Miller of st. Marys, I
no has been visiting Miss Edna
Dung in st. Louis for six weeks, is in e,
opeka today the guest of Mrs A F.
auerlein on her way home. She will
D up to st. Marys tonight.
Leavenworth Post: Mrs Mabel
amsberger of Topeka came today to
pend a month with relatives in the s
ty.
Junction City Union: Rev. and Mrs.
A. Stavely left today for Kansas
Ity and Topeka. Mrs. Stavely will !
,end the week with friends in Topeka !
Id Rev. Stavely will spend the week l
tending conference at Kansas City, s
ansas. {