The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1907-04-20


rental purposes so every university and
town girl has had to- take her turn
! walking to the parties. This, the girls
| thought. was bad enough, when the
| dances were given down town. but if
! they have TO Climb the Hill-i!I
Miss Allabelle Troutman gave lilac
luncheon today for Miss Vida Wood.
The others asked were Mrs. Everett B.
iAkers, Miss Louise Wood, Mrs. Frank
Moss of st. Marys, Mrs. George Fleish-
man, Miss Lillian Foster, Mrs Harry
| Gavftt, Miss Berenice Fuller. Miss
Reita Updegraff.. Miss Jeanette Wal
colt. Miss Jessie Campbell and Miss
Alice Lakin.
A popular Topeka girl whose house
has a party line telephone keeps it
busy most of the time and not content
with that. answers all the other rings
| in the hope that central has made a
mistake and that she is wanted after
all.
The Fillmore Street Whist club will
meet next Thursday with Mrs. Willis
Norton
Miss Anna Whiting will give an in
formal dance tonight at her home on
College hill for the members of the
! Apollo club. +,s
Mr.. and Mrs. Curtis. w, Myers will
| give an informal bridge this evening
in compliment to Miss Vida Wood
- y -
The Cathedral club will entertain
Mr.. John w. Wood Of New York. Tues
day evening, April .23rd. at the Guild
parlors. Mr.. Wood has a reputation
as fluent speaker and will address
Movement An interesting program
has been arranged. Mr.. j. Nj Meade
will be toast master
Z
Talk to any fat woman and you viii
learn that when sheawas married she
weighed less than one hundred pounds
| and had twenty inch waist.
Mrs. R. E. MeCord win give linen
shower this evening at her home. Sill
West Sixth, in honor of Miss Beulah
Chandler, whose marriage to Mr..
Charles r. Horner will take place
Johnston will entertain in Miss Chan
dler's honor next Tuesday evening at
her home on Lane street.
The board of directors of the Ladies'
Music club have arranged a treat for
the members and their friends next
Wednesday evening at the home of
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. w. Going by securing
for a small fee the services of num-
Der of the great singers. Caruso, Scott,
Sembrich. Gadzkt. sSchumann Heinck
and others famed in the world of mu-
sic win be heard.
A girl whose father has Nothing
But Money is visiting in town. but she
is so simple and unaffected and SO
lacking in ''airs"- that the heiress
hunters on the lookout for what they
have learned to believe to be the ear
marks of the only daughters of ma
tional banks. have almost overlooked
her.
Everybody is talking about the new
ngagement-and of course you are
on. Prominent young man of the He,
lianthus club set. good looking and
popular and an Omaha girl who lived
here for awhile and has visited here
frequently. Jon IS aDlt
Miss Gladys West gave an informal
party Tuesday night for Miss Daisy
kimbropgh of Mem phiss Tenn, and
Hiss Mary Louise Zanone of=Nashville,
sand Mrs. T. j. Kimbrough. Miss Jennie
Moneypenny, Miss l. Ora Moneypenny,
Miss Dorothy Gleed, Miss Eleanor
Keller, Mr.. Wayland Campbell, MI
Mr.. Floyd stevens. Mr.: Paul Money
penny, Mr.. Earl Nye. Mr.. Ernest Gus
lawson and Mr.. Rowland West.
Topeka friends of Miss Edna Ryan
of Salt Lake City. who was the guest
of her sister, Mrs. James r. Wick, in
January. will be interested to hear
of her marriage April to Nj Roy X
Mrs Huffman are now in California
and later will take a trip to Honolulu. |
They will be at home in Salt Lake after |
June 1.
The H9lianthus Literary club will
meet with Mrs. c. G. Sherer, 225 Win |
field street. April 26. Mrs. H. L. Mil
lard and Mrs. s. w. Gardner in charge
Of programme
A musicale was given by Miss Parry |
Rundy's piano pupils yesterday. The |
programme follows:
On the Wa Water 1;;.,a v Grant schaerer
Amazon Mr. :: Abe Akron.
Sererade Orientaie Wilson Smith
Paper-"Paderewskf'-Miss Edith Max
A Leisure Hour. .Sartorfo |
Miss Mary Palmer.
valse BaI Mr. william 5i Smith Ba'h"ann
Love or1 Mr.. Charles Heck.
Paper-'.The Refining Influence of Mu- /
sic''-Miss Winnie McLatchey.
Etude de Concert. -. w allenhaupl |
M. Ernest olander:
Forget Me Not. -. Engelmann |
Mr.. Walter Zimmerman.
Paper-''A Church Composer - Miss
Eor1e. sweet H5ue. Airs by LANCE |
Miss Lois McCollum-
March GrotesQue. ....-......- Sinding |
Miss Harper.
Song of the Nymphs. ......... Lock /
= Mr. Sheriff. Smith.
'rarar1telle Observation-Disclosures. Heller |
Miss ODDS Samuels.
There will be an art exhibit given |
under the auspices of the Clio club at |
the SwedenDorgian church on the. at
ternoon and evening of Friday, April /
rs, and al day Saturday. April q. The |
collection will represent some of the |
best painters of America today. Many |