The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1907-05-16

Mrs. George NJ. Crawford will give
an Informal luncheon at the Country
club Saturday in compliment TO Mrs
Harry Hood of Emporia VINO Is the
guest of Mrs T: d; Hammatt-
The people who own them as Well
as the dogs in town are mad ABOUT
the muzzle ordinance
Miss Annabel Garvey gave a must
Gale and dance at the Country club
last night for the Crescendo CLUB an
organization of youthful musical anna
tours, and some of their high school
boy friends. The party was chap
eroned by the hostess parents, Mr..
and Mrs. H. o. Garvey, and Mr.. and
Mrs. Charles F. Spencer,and MISS
Anna Marie Nellis. Miss Helen Estey'
Miss Winifred Burch, Miss June
Mitchell and Miss Mary MacLennan
gave piano numbers and Miss Grace
Keefer sang. Dancing followed the
programme. The company included
Miss Esther Rodgers, Miss Berenice
Emahizer, Miss Enid Stricken, Miss
Marie Ziegler, Miss Christina Hull
Miss Clyde Bonebrake. Miss June
Mitchell Miss Louise Heath, Miss
Winifred Burch. Miss Gladys Cum
bingham, Miss Katharine Dolman,
Miss Janet Hurrie. Miss Hazel Grimes
Miss Henrietta Alexander, Miss Mary
MacLennan, Miss Dorothy Gleed, Miss
Helen Estey, Miss Grace keefer. MISS
Alex Spencer, Mr. Hiram Kingsley
Mr.. Huston Porter. Mr.. Frank
CLANCY, Mr.. Walter CLANCY, MI
George Avery Washburn, Mr.. Allan
McNeal. Mr.. Willard Pierce, MI
Francis Bonebrake, Mr.. Dick Reed
Mr.. Alfred Quinton. Mr.. Ralph Segar
Mr.. Thurlow Morse, Mr.. Joe Council,
Mr.. Otto Connell, Mr.. Nelson Meade.
Mr.. Russell Grimes. Mr.. Robert NC
Giffert, Mr.. Marshall Mays. Mr.. David
Hughes, MI Percy Beggs, and Mr.
Darwin Bradley.
A young princess on the avenue this
morning walked along with her nose
IN the air and an expression of perfect
self-satisfaction. She wore a new pair
of yellow pumps and long kid gloves
that were a perfect match. not only
for the shoes. as she was proudly
aware. but also for the traces of the
matutinal egg which she had dropped
on the front of her shirt waist, Of
which she was happily oblivious,
Mrs Willis Norton entertained the.
Fillmore street whist club this after
noon.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Sargent enter
tanned guests at dinner last night and
Mrs Sargent gave an Informal lunch
con today.
Frank Moulan in THE Grand Mo-
Suis III AOQCAeI III 2
original HIRAM in the Sultan of
Suiu," was looking at the freaks at the
circus.
Reminds me Of the time I was a
human bell myself" he began reminis-
Gently. ct was having a Turkish bath
and the rubber was a strong man.
very strong man. He laid me on the
slab and prodded and kneaded and
punched and hammered me in a most
emphatic way.
'iAt the end. after I had gotten up.
he came behind me before my sheet
was adjusted. and gave me on the bare
back four resounding whacks with the
palms of his enormous hand.
What on earth did you do that
for?'' painted, staggering.
No offense. boss said the man.
TT was only to let the office know I
was ready for the next bather- You
see. the bells out OF order in this
room June Young's Magazine.
An informal reception will be given
at the home of Mr.. Justice and Mrs.
Silas r. Porter. 927 Western avenue,
this evening between the hours of 9
and 1890 in compliment to members
of the alumni of Monmouth college,
Monmouth. Ill. and their friends. A
number Of the alumni of this institu-
ton are in Topeka to attend the
United Presbyterian missionary meet
ing at the Second U. P. church and
this is the occasion of the reception.
Freddy is a kid with all the normal
tastes and tendencies OF his age and
sex and although he has achieved the