The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1907-08-31
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that newspaper has confused her
with another- The Boston Journal re-
Gently quoting from Mrs. Brown on
Chautauqua work, credited her words
to Mrs. Mary Vance Humphrey. pres
ident of the Kansas Federation of
Clubs" And at the time of her cleo
ton to the presidency of the fedora
ton Kansas newspaper published a
picture of some other club woman and
labelled it Mrs. Eustace Brown. This
is common enough subterfuge
around newspaper offices and Mrs
Brown has so little personal vanity
that she laughed at rather than re-
scented it. Most women are sensitive
about their pictures, especially news
paper pictures, but Mrs. Brown can
afford not to be as everyone who has
seen her will agree, for she is beau
tiful woman and her prepoSsessing an
her to be described as the most orna-
mental occupant the presidents chair
of the federation has ever had" How
ever, although a pretty woman must
resign herself to the inevitable and
expect always that her beauty will be
her best advertised quality, Mrs. Brown
has other gifts and graces besides a
charming appearance and winning
way, and her work in the Kansas
ChautauquaS this summer has i'm
pressed upon her hearers the fact that
she is a woman of no mean intellec-
tual attainment.
Speaking of the embarrassment of
Browns" in Kansas clubdom. Mrs.
Eustace Brown has said that by the
close of her administration the fedora
ton would be well Drowned, but, she
trusted. not overdone.
Miss Alice Meade and Miss Vir-
ginia Meade have issued invitations
for afternoon cards next Thursday in
compliment to Miss Blanch Jenness
of Sycamore. Ill, who will spend next
week with them.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank P. MacLennan
and Miss Mary MacLennan will go to
Atchison tomorrow to be guests of
Governor and Mrs. w ]. Bailey for
the celebration of the Atchison
Globes thirtieth birthday anniver-
sary. Mr.. E. w. Howe, editor of the
Globe will give his annual band con-
cert parties a Forest park. Sorren-
tino and his Banda Rosa will be in
Atchison for the day and will play af-
ternoon and evening programmes at
the park.
Mr.. ]. D. Buckalew and Miss Edith
Coles were married Thursday after
noon at the homo of the brides par
ents in Auburndale. Only relatives
and immediate friends were present.
mediately for a short trip, after which
they will be at home in Louisville. KY.
Miss Henrietta Alexander will en-
terrain one afternoon next week for
Miss Helen Hackney. Miss Alice
Brown and Miss Mary Collett of
Atchison, who will be guests of Miss
Mary MacLennan.
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Miss Clyde Bonebrake entertained
a small company at cards followed by
dinner at the Country club today in
compliment to her cousin, Miss Louise
Spencer of Kansas City.
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The trouble with some mice"
women is they think they have to act
about so 'fussy' or nobody will dis
cover that they are perfect ladies'
Atchison Globe: Miss Helen Hack
ney will go to Topeka next week to
get what is coming to her She will
be a guest at a house party Miss Mary
MacI.ennan will give at "Cedarcrest -
the country home of Miss MacLen-
mans parents. Mr.. and Mrs Frank
MacLennan- Miss Hackney has a
good deal coming to her in Topeka.
She entertained two Topeka girls late
ly, Misses Mary MacLennan and Henri
eta Alexander, and had ten parties