The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1907-05-17
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The May party at the Country club
Wednesday, the 29th. promises to be one
OF the prettfest entertainments which
the club members and their families
have enjoyed. Mrs Albert T. Reid is in
charge of the arrangements and asked
to assist her Mrs. L. H. Mum, Mrs. B.
F. Akers, Mrs J. c Mohler, Mrs Harrf-
son Morgan, Miss Helen Thompson
Miss Helen Smith and Miss Isabel
Smith a May pole dance will be pic
turesque feature of the evening and it
will be followed by a short musical pro-
gramme and general dancing. The girls
and men in the May pole dance will be
Miss Eva Smith, Miss Isabel Smith,
Miss Maud Grimes, Miss Helen McCIin-
took, Miss Frances Cornell, Miss Nellie
Millspaugh, Mr.. Ben Scandrett, Mr..
Hugh Mcfarland, Mr.. David Lakin, Mr..
Monte Kistler, Mr.. Harold Copeland
and Mr.. Harry Eagle
.
A chap who keeps track of 'em says
there will be three visiting heiresses in
town in July, all with a Dun and Brad
street rating Of NJ 9.
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The Phi Lambda EpsiIon's MAY an
nual which will be given at Steinberg's
tonight is one of the important events
of the week in the younger dancing sets
and to a few favored Grown-ups as well
number of out Of town guests are
here or coming for tn dance, among
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Miss Cecil Fisher. Chanute; Miss Car
RE Potter. Emporia; Mr.. Roger Davis
Kansas City; Mr.. Gus Koehler, K u;
Mr.. Eustace Smith, KinsIey; Mr.. Willard
City; Mr.. Tom Overlook, Mr.. Will
Perry and Mr.. Roy Rauch of K. U.
Dancing will begin promptly at eight
thirty-"E,ven if nobody but the receiving
line and the orchestra is there as one
Of the hosts expressed it-and end at
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tended
A new city ordinance has been sug-
gested by the mother of three boys: she
thinks all children under twelve should
be penned or tied up and all above
twelve muzzled.
Mr. and Mrs. T. D. Hammatt enter
tanned three tables at bridge last night
in compliment to their guests, Mr.. and
Mrs. Harry Hood of Emporia
We are all strict moralists when the
subject of our condemnation is far
enough away and We run no risk in
expressing our opinions. The latest
opportunity for the dissemination of
marriage of Miss MabeIe Gilman. the
actress. and Mr. W. z. Corey, the steel
trust president AS there is no danger
that any of US will ever meet the
palace touring cars or steam yachts
we can be as virtuous as we like in
condemning them. One would think
to hear US talk that a divorce was an
unheard of thing in our Pure. and I'M
contaminated western society.
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Mrs. o. E wfnzier. soprano, will
give a song recital at I. o. o. F. hall,
III Sixth avenue west. Saturday even
ing, May Is Mr.. Herman Springer
baritone, of Kansas City, will assist. An
invitation is extended to all music
lovers Io $50
as
There is also talk about an ordi-
nance TO n1uzzle or otherwise restrain
the V. G's.
So
A Topeka apartment house is known
among the girls who live there as the
P. W. G.'s Home because it is report
ed that a woman said she wouldn't
live there because there were SO many
Working girls in the house.
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A year or so ago when her oldest
daughter reached the age of fifteen, a
sensible Topeka woman who is the
mother of a number of girls had tn
telephones taken out of her house,
and has willingly endured the incon-