The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1907-07-12

comes as distinct surprise TO heI
friends.
No definite plans have been made
for the wedding except that it will
take place at the country home of the
LOgans at Darien. Upon arrival there
the family will proceed to make the
arrangements.
Miss Rhea Logan made her debut
three or four years ago, and, although
she has spent considerable time out of
the city since, she has been one of the
most popular girls in South side So
ciety--Chicago Tribune.
Miss Logan has visited Misses Anne
and Helen Quigley of Sterling and
with them at the home of DIR. and Mrs.
Chester B. Reed. She is a graduate of
Kemper Hall, Kenosha, Wis.
X X X
Good news for the Hand Holders
union: There will be a partial eclipse
of the moon Wednesday, July "a, Wis
ible throughout this part of the world.
at 1904 in the evening and leave it at
11:41. Slightly over six-tenths of the
moons diameter will be covered by the
shadow.
Mrs. c. w. Wright, 1419 West street,
gave an afternoon today for Mrs.
George Bell, who leaves Monday with
Mr.. Bell and their family for Paola
to reside permanently. Mrs. Wright
was assisted by her daughters, Mrs. s.
E. Gilman and Mrs. H. B. Wright
The other guests were: Mrs. Bell.
Mrs. J. c. Nicely, Mrs. c. R. Thrapp,
Mrs. J. S. Simonds, Mrs F. F. Otto.
Mrs. Foster, Mrs. w. S. Glover, Mrs.
Mrs. J. c.. Nider. Mrs. c. o. Emerson,
Mrs. J. T. Davis. Mrs. A. Kline, w. L.
Warner, Mrs. Ralph Ward, Mrs. J. r.
McNary, Mrs. E. A. NJ. Smith, Mrs. J.
o. B. Towne, Mrs. z. s. Cowdrick, Mrs.
o. c. Wyatt, Mrs. L. w. Wilson.
X
The little daughter of a prominent
wanted a bicycle She talked about
it. to her father and mother who said:
well, maybe, your next birthday"
and so on without committing them
selves completely. One day she came
home from school with a long face.
ST don't carel" she pouted. 81 think
It's mean! Margarets got a new BIZ
cycle and 1 can't have one. But then,
of course" she added with a resigned
sign, her papa gets a hundred dol
lars a month";
Cards have been received in Topeka
announcing the marriage of Miss Maud
TutcI1er of Kansas City and DR.. Harry
William Fessenden of Ottawa. At
home after September 1, Ottawa. Miss
Tutcher frequently visited her aunt,
Mrs. H. J. Tutcher. in Topeka and has
many acquaintances here.
x
To complain because you have been
MANNED for life by an automobile, I'M
less you were riding in the machine,
is humiliating confession of failure.
Served you right for being a poor beg
gari In this progressive age of easy
money if you had been Industrious,
persevering, economical and temperate
you would have been riding in an
automobile of your own and running
others down instead of being ground
nT@ "a xr-hn of he hi inc fNf
those who passed you in the race.
Mr.. C. R. Graham and Mr. A E.
Newman. of the K. o. T. M, entertain
ed the contributors of the last enter
tainment given June 26, and a few
friends at the home of Mr.. Newman,
1890 Monroe street Tuesday evening,
July 9. Those present were: Misses
Bertha Botham, Nellie Buck, Cleara
Dolman, Miss Gamowslxi, Hester New
man, Marguerite Neugbauer, Anna
Sager. Daisy Seller, Ruth Sterrett, Ma
bel Peters, Mr.. Elgie c. Bratton, Mr..
c. r. Graham, Mr.. Ray Franks, Mr..
Lanos G. Kerle, Mr.. Thomas Leslie, Mr..
A. E. Newman, Mr.. Ray Myers.
Before a girl is married and while
her father is supporting her she growls
a good deal because she hasn't more
money to spend and thinks a man with
a daughter ought to be ashamed of
himself not to be a millionaire. But
after she marries and begins paying
bills she learns something
of the value of money and thinks dad
was pretty smart to earn enough to
feed her.
But why have you broken your en-
ga gement?"
We'll l simply couldn't marry
man with a broken nosei"
"Ahl 1 wonder how he got his nose
broken, poor fellowl'
"Oh, I struck him accidentally with
my brassy when he was teaching me
golf"
Mr.. Richard Hall entertained a few
guests at dinner last night for Mr..
Don Jansen of Chicago.
Mrs. George O. Wilnlarth gave a
luncheon yesterday for Mrs. Charles
of Sacramento, Cal, who is
the guest of her parents, Mr. and Mrs.
Thos. Cross.
Mrs. Frank Doster and Miss Irma
Doster gave a musicale last evening at
their home on Buchanan street in
to Mrs. E. W. Hoch and
her house guests: Miss Mamie Hanna
ford. Mrs. Rudolph Caughey. Mrs. F.
J. Funk, Mrs. L. F. Keller, Mrs. Josiah
Good, Mrs. Eli Good. Mrs.W. A. Blanch-
ard, Mrs. Samuel Burkholder, Mrs. NJ
s. Ryan, Mrs. Helen Miesse, Mrs. J. H.
Hoch, Mrs. Charles Thompson, all of
and Mrs. Ida Sterling of Pea
body. The programme was given by