The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1907-10-16

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The final match for the Presidents
cup is being played this afternoon on
the Country club golf links by Mr.
Armin Fassler and Mr.. Dick Hayden
winners of the preliminaries.
Suggest name for our bridge
club" said one girl to another today
| why don't you call it the Pontoon
! Bridge club ?" the second girl replied.
! The first Assembly dance will be
given October 31st at Steinberg's.
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! The marriage of Miss Florence
| Rossington, second daughter of Col.
w H Rossington to Walter w. Col
| pitts of Kansas City, was celebrated at
| half after 8 O'Clock last night at the
home of the brides cousin. Mrs.
Thomas J. Kellam, 1899 Western ave-
ip de Bevers Kaye, dean of Grace
cathedral read the service. The at
PENDANTS were Miss Alice Rossington,
maid of honor, Mary Anne Philips
Jack Firth and Miss Susan Gay of
Kansas City, ribbon bearers, Mr.. Or
vile H. Martin of Kansas City,
groomsman. The brides toilet was of
white embroidered net over white sat
in, her bouquet was of lilies
valley and her veil and couture flow
ers, orange blossoms. Miss Tossing
ton wore a frock of pink crepe de
Firth and Miss Gay were In pale blue
taffeta gowns, and. the little flower
girl wore white embroidered muslin
and carried a basket of pink roses.
Mr.. and Mrs. Colpitts left last night
for Quebec from where they sail Oe-
tober Is for England and the contln-
ent to spend a number of weeks. AT
home after January L, the Nassau
apartments, Thirty-seventh ana Main
streets, Kansas City, Mo. The out
of town guests here for the wedding
were Mr.. and Mrs. c. c. Christie, Mr.
and Mrs. NJ. L. Paret, Mr.. and Mrs
James Lombard, Mrs. Jack Firth
Miss Sue Gay, Mr.. Orville H. Martin,
Mr.. George Halves and Mr.. Alexan-
der Butts, all of Kansas City, DR.: and
Mrs. Russell Philips of LeaVenWorth,
Mr. Charles Colpitts of Toronto, can
ada. Miss Marian Edwards of Kinsley
and Captain Henry King of st. Louis.
Little Betty Histed, four years old,
is a "tow-head'' and when she was in
vited recently to Japanese parry a.
kimona, the idea of blonde Jap ap-
peaIed to her as good deal OF
joke After she was ready Tor tne
party in her Powered kimona with
front of a mirror looking at herself
curiously, then burst out laugnlne
and called derisively to her reflection
Hello there. Freda Schlapp!
Mrs Morton Albaugh will give a ,
children's party Saturday to celebrate
her daughter Katharine's tWel1th
birthday anniversary.
A woman who was leaving town was
selling some of her furniture ana a
friend looked over her things ana
finally pointed to a picture on the wall
and said "Id like to buy that mead II
you want to dispose of it. wen,
Piled, 81 guess I won't dispose OF mat
head It's a picture of my great.
and I'm rather proud OF
it, so few people have a great-grand-
father you know.
Mrs. w. E. Stanley of Wichita, at
present state regent of the Kansas u:
A. r., is a candidate for the once OF
vice president general The annual
D. A R., congress conVenes IN WASH
ington about April /, 1908.
Nobody is suited by the way other
people spend their money.
The following Kappa Thetas. with
heir girl friends, will compose a line
party at 1.-The Prince Chap" tonight:
Mr.. Leslie Montgomery, Mr.. Lloyd
Jensen Mr.. Reuben Markham. Mr..
T. |
Preston Coleman, Mr.. Fred Hill. The
party will be chaperoned by Mr.. and
Mrs. Walter Bolles.
Compliment one woman on her APP
oearance and the other will scream:
She ought to look well with all the
money she spends!"
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Atchison Globe: An Atchison wom-
IN, who has been visiting in Topeka,
F@I1 efr 1
One time a Topeka woman served
caramel ice cream at one of her par
les, which was so elegant that 1T
treated a sensation among the women.
They had never tasted anything like
t, and were frantic for the recipe.
some of them asked the hostess for
he recipe, and she very sweetly gave
t to them. They tried 1t, but could not
make their caramel ice cream taste
ike hers: 1t was like the caramel ice
ream they had eaten all their lives.
Then they went to the Topeka woman,
nd said: I'VE just cannot make our
Gramel ice cream taste like yours"
Ind the Tokepa woman said. in a SUI
,erior way: We'll, 1 am sure I do
lot know what you do to it. I never
AVE any trouble getting it right
Finally, the women began to talk"
hey said: "She has simply left some
hing out" AT last one of the women
to get a cook who had
ooked for the woman who made the
amous caramel ice cream, and the
ook told the secret. She said in the
ecipe the woman gives away it says: |
Brown the sugar slightly" but when {
he makes it she scorches the sugar
title, and that makes the caramel ice
ream a dark. rich color. and gives it !
hat rich, delicious flavor which makes
famous. Now, every woman in To- ,
eka makes grand" caramel ice
ream. and the woman who stole the
ecret from the cook, and the woman
Fhose ice cream created the sensa-
ion, do not speak.
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