The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1907-04-24

in Europe.
Two old bachelors at their club were
discussing the Girl Proposition It's
an easy matter. said one, swelling up
like pouter pigeon ITO make a girl
love you" You remind me- said the
i days of Populism who had. never had
1 any property except so acres he had
! inherited and lost through mortgage
but who would sit around on a dry
goods box whiting and settling the
financial problems of the country.
/ While other chaps are out driving or
playing golf with the girls, you sit
around with us old dodgers and tell
how to win en-"
Mrs Elmer Simp1s, 512 Harrison street,
entertained a few guests Informally
| this afternoon in compliment to Mrs.
c. c. Graves. who leaves Sunday for
permanent residence in Kansas City.
Mrs. E. w. Ellis. 523 Tenth avenue,
west, viii give an informal afternoon
Thursday and Mrs. George Davidson
| entertain, Tie Lane, Saturday, both in
honor of Mrs Graves.
| Mrs. Joe E. YaFroll entertained about
40 friends al cards Monday evening at
| her home, e19 Monroe street in COM
Pliment to her mother, Mrs E. NJ.
Hull. and Mr.. Yarron, whose birth
days occur on the same date. !
Mrs. Geo. o. Boone gave an after
| noon party Monday for her daughter.
Nancy, it being her sixth birthday
by Miss Irene Frank and Miss Cloy
Berry: The following little folks at
tended: Valina Knapp. Cyrus Dewar,
Knowles, Marjorie Petro, Myra Cock
erell, Elizabeth CockerelI, Helen Bean,
Dorothy Cole, Eleanor Stokes, Lillian
Boon, Philoma Phillip, Arlene Mile
ham,
The West Side Forestry club meets
with Mrs. w. a; Johnston. 1900 West
Sixth avenue. Thursday afternoon
Lawrence Gazette (Tuesday): Mrs.
Otis Perkins will go to Topeka this
week for a brief visit with Mrs. Lee
Mr. and Mrs Charles Blood Smith
of Topeka were in the city for a few
hours today on the way to Independ-
ence, Kan
MIS-. Louis Springer viii, arrive in |
Lawrence the first of May to visit her
mother, Mrs. E. NJ. Hill, and sister. |
Miss Leslie Hill.
Mr.. Kit Wilson of Topeka was here
over Sunday visiting at the Sigma NJ |
chapter house.
Mr.. Scott Hopkins of Topeka spent |
Sunday in Lawrence.
Mrs. Charles Decker and baby re- |
turned home last evening from To- |
peka. where they have been visiting |
Mrs. Decker's parents for two or three
weeks.
Mr.. Louis Bergman arrived in the
city Saturday from Chicago. He went
10 topeka last evening but will return
here before going back to Chicago
Miss Frances Brockway was down
from Topeka to spend Sunday.
Miss Sue Willis spent the day in
Topeka.
Frank and Maurice Benedict spent
Saturday in Topeka.
Mr.. and Mrs. Clement Smith enter
tanned their evening Five Hundred
club Monday. Mrs. B. NJ. Meade of
Peoria, Ill. and Mr.. and Mrs. F. w.
Watson were guests.
Notes and Personal Mention.
Mrs Myrtle Davis Gage and Mr.
William Baker Stephens of the CITY of [
Mexico are guests of Mrs. Cages sis
ter. Mrs. Robert T. Herrick, in Kansas
City.
Mr.. and Mrs. ALI Klingenberg will
New Hampshire. guests OF Mrs. Mason
Davidge of New York city. Mrs.
Davidge is a daughter of Bishop Pot
Col. William Pierce left today for
Washington, D. c., on a business trip
Dean Kaye is expected home Thurs
day from San Antonio, Texas. where
he has been taking a short vacation
Mr.. E. D. Nelson of Ironwood, Mfchi-
gan who has been the guest of his
QdQSI1leI- hdye, during Dean
Hayes absence, will be here the rest
of the week.
Mr.. Frank Bangs of Kansas City is
the guest of Mr.. Arthur Wolf
Mr., Justice Graves has returned from
a visit to his family in Emporia
Mr.. and Mrs. E. L. Hotchkiss of Wa
tunga. I. T.. are visiting their daughters, D
Mrs. Otto Kiene and Miss Ra Hotch-
kiss who is a student at Washburn
Miss Frances Cornell returned yester-
day from a visit in Chicago.
Lieutenant and Mrs A. ]. Davis have
from their wedding trip to Ari-
iona and are guests of Mrs. Davis
mother, Mrs. John James Ingalls,. in
Atchison.
Mrs. A. E Campbell and daughter
Alice leave Wednesday the oath for Mis-
soula Montana. to join Mr.. Campbell in
a permanent residence Mrs Campbell 8
on account of her parents shealth, Mr.
and Mrs. L. Van Hook. has spent the {
winter with them on their ranch near | ]
Valencia.
Mr. Fred Bunene is in Kansas City. :
Miss Elinor Armentrout and Mr.
Archie F. Williams will go to Kansas
City Saturday to see The Music Master
and to spend Sunday with Miss Armen-
trout's sister Mrs. Frank L. Hassig.
Mr. and Mrs James p Wilson. Sixth ]
avenue and West street have returned .
from a months visit in Shreveport and
other towns in Louisiana and Missis-
sippi IL
Mrs. Albert Meese and daughter.T
Miss Helen. Of RichIand, Kansas, are
visiting in Topeka
Atchison Globe CTuesday): The
Rev. S. F. White went to Topeka this |
morning where he will address the
Cathedral club this evening. The
other speaker will be John Woods. of
New York. who is a secretary for the
bog I'd Of missions. |
Hutchinson News: Miss Bertha
Moody CT Topeka arrived to be the
guest Of Mrs. J. L. Swartz during the