The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1907-04-05

strenuous life tomorrow. He will play
two rounds of golf and carry picnic
basket up the Country Club hill.
Mrs. Frederick H. Wilson, a bride
of last winter, was the guest of honor
at a charming luncheon followed by
German whist given this afternoon by
her husbands mother. Mrs. A K. Will
son, at her house on Tyler street. The
table decorations were in pink and
white carried out in the flowers, car
nations, which were arranged in baskets
in the center of the luncheon tables,
in the candles and shades and in the
name cards done in water colors. The
invitations included Mrs. A. w. Lacey,
Mrs. George w. Crane, Mrs. Hodge of
Abilene, Mrs. E. A. Herbst, Mrs. w. A.
c. Williams, Mrs. w. a. Coston, Mrs.
c. B. Reed, Mrs. j. G. Harmon, Mrs
David Palmer, Mrs Charles L. Mitch
ell, Mrs. Robert Carver, Mrs. Thomas
Dewey, Mrs. James p. de B. Kaye, Mrs.
c.. A. Mcclure, Mrs. c. c. Baker, Mrs.
L S. Ferry, Mrs G. W.tMerrian, Mrs.
S. ]. Bear, Mrs. George Palmer, Mrs.
j. w. oliver Mrs. A G. Wellman Mrs.
Mrs. ]. K. Bair, Mrs. E. B. Conant,
Mrs. Oscar Woolverton. Mrs. James
Sproat, Mrs. Roy Crawford. Mrs.
Charles L. Short, Mrs. Chappell Foote,
Mrs. Thomas J. Myers, Mrs. w. H.
Ehlers of Kansas City, Mrs. William
Hilton, Mrs. Carl w Nellis, Mrs.
Clement Smith, Mrs. w. p. Hunt, Mrs.
Miss Clara Cole of Streator, Ill, Miss
Phil Reed, Miss Nellie Baker. Miss
May Wilson of Catoosa, 1. T., Miss
Helen Sterne Miss Anna Marie Walsh,
Miss Helen Henderson.
Mrs. o. E. Winkler of Paxico, So
prano, and Mr.. Herman Springer of
Kansas City, baritone, have recalled
their Invitations for a song recital at
the 1. o. o. F. hall, III West Sixth
avenue, Saturday night on account of
the death of Mr.. Springer's mother,
which occurred at her home in KAN
sas City yesterday.
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Tho following from the Atchison
Globe will strike a responsive chord In
the heart of many a girl who has had
her game blocked by the oficiousness
of her kin, as well as making a hit
with the man who has to run the
gauntlet of the W. d. F. whenever he
goes to call on Her:
An Atchison young man sends this
in: For several years 1 have kept
young lady. During the last few weeks
L have not called on her, and Inter
ested' friends are talking. Really the
cause of my action is none of their
business, but to satisfy their curiosity,
1 will submit the following reasons for
quitting the girls company. When I
called at her house Sunday, L had to
submit to this: The old man insist
ed upon telling boresome stories; of
course I was expected to laugh at
them. The family dog always shifted
my trousers; of course 1 had to pet
him, instead of kicking the daylight
out Of him, as felt like doing. Then,
to show what a capital fellow I am,
had to lend her brother money, and
keep him supplied with cigars. The
small boy of the family always insist
and his hands were always greasy;
once he put a piece of cold pork in my
vest pocket. In other words, I could
love the girl, but hate the family. L
hope this will be sufficient to allay my
friends curiosity"
Announcement is made of the mar
rage which took place at noon We'd
ton Danvers and Mr.. Edward Beech
Mallory, both of Pittsburg, Pa. The
bride is the daughter of Mr.. and Mrs.
Frank Darvers and the family for
merly lived in Topeka
Kansas City Journal: Mrs. J. K. Cub
bison, 2500 North Tenth street, Kansas
City, Kan, will give a luncheon at the
Baltimore Saturday for Mrs. Silas Por-
ter, who leaves Tuesday for perman-
ent residence in Topeka.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Hackney will
town house, corr er Of Monroe and
Ninth streets, in celebration of their
sixtieth wedding anniversary. Mr. and
Mrs. Robert Hackney of Milwaukee ar
rived today to visit them and Will be
hers until Sunday.
Usually If grill is tremendously
pretty she is compared to a Gibson girl
regardless of her type. but the beauti-
full visiting girl from Leavenworth is
different It has been discovered that
she is a perfect Harrison Fisher girl
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A Toneka girls Easter gift from, r,r,.s