The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1907-02-15

Mrs. Wikidal sang Mndenburg's' "a
Message and Itch Liebe Dich" an.
sang Verdfs "Ah, I Have sighed to
Rest Me" and a pretty love ballad.
A Topeka girl bought a dozen lem
! ons and sent them around for valen-
tines yesterday.
The D. A. r. will have their celebra-
ton of Washington's birthday at the
home of the regent, Mrs H. I. Cook.
! 1917 Tyler street, February %. Meet
| ing at $3.50 p. m, tea served at p.
m. An interesting programme has
been arranged.
The big spectacular production of
| alice in Wonderland" to be given for
| the club house fund Of the city fed
Grafton of clubs at the Grand. March
IA will have between $50 and 200
people in the caste. Many of these
| amusement company and Miss Nellie
Lincoln will direct the performances
Miss Lincoln has requested parents
who are willing for their children to
take part to communicate with her by
telephone or otherwise. The children
of the club women will assist in the
performance and many of the high
school seniors and juniors will be
given parts.
There is one apartment house in To-
peka which ought to be popular. The
proprietors won't allow a piano in the
building. However one of the occupants
has a phonograph.
Leavenworth Times: Mr.. and Mrs
Ira Snyder will spend next week in To-
peka, the guests of Mr.. and Mrs. George
Snyder.
Mrs. Josephine Berry will leave today
for Lincoln Neb., to visit her sister,
Mrs. Frederick Fruer.
Lieut. and Mrs. r. R. Wood of the
Post will go to Topeka for few days
next week to visit their daughter, Mar
gerry who is attending school there at
the College of the Sisters of Bethany.
Mr.. Bert Reid of Topeka was the
guest of friends for the Cotillion club
dance on Tuesday evening.
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A good looking young chap who is a
great success with ladies of all sorts
and descriptions went down. to Turner
hall and stole a dizzy blonde whom an
other man in his set had seen first. Re
pulsed at Turner hall, the other man
thought he knew where he could have
more luck and at the same time get
even with his successful rival. SO began
paying assiduous court to a young wo-
man of the smart set whom the sue
cessful rival also favors with his atten-
tons This made it lovely for the young
woman of the smart set who has had
her head completely turned by the de-
votion of the two men and little thinks
that she owes it all to dizzy blonde
from T. H.
MY idea of wealth." said bill-col-
lector-ridden married man on pay day,
would be to have two silver dollars to
rub together in my pocket without hav-
ing somebody come and take them
away from me-"
Kansas City Times (Thursday): Mrs.
w C. Bowman and Mrs. NJ. A. De
Washer will chaperon the following par
ty to Lawrence this afternoon for the
Sigma Alpha Epsilon fraternity dance.
which is to be given this evening at
Fraternal Aid hall: Miss Ethel Rose,
Miss Mabelle Hanawalt, Miss Alice
Aston, Mr.. Robert Bowman, Mr.. Robt.
Mehornay and Mr.. Roy De Washer.
A farmer from up the country not
only comes to town to see one of the
most popular and attractive girls in To-
peka but he buys her violets!
The Varsity club will dance at
steinberg's tonight.
Miss Helen Cartilage entertained
her charity sewing club today.
Mr.. and Mrs W. r. Barrett will en-
tertain their evening 500 club tonight.
The Archaeological society will meet
this evening in the lecture rooms of
the Washburn observatory. Profess
sor A. M Wilcox of the State Univer-
sity will be the speaker of the even
ing While in town Mr. Wilcox will be
the guest of Mr.. and Mrs. L. D. Whit
temore.
The Apollo club has issued invita-
tions for violin recital to be given at
the home of Mr.. and Mrs. Homer c..
Bowman, 1855 College avenue. tomor-
row night by Mr. Clyde Whitlock of
Kansas City. assisted by Miss Eleanor
Sims.
The marriage of Miss Bess McFar-
land. daughter of Mr.. ana Mrs. Frank
E. Mcfarland, and Mr.. William c.
Bowhay took place yesterday after
noon at half after two. The Very Rev.
James P. de Bevers Kaye read the
service. The young couple left imme-
diately for Cincinnati, where their
home at Il East Eighth street, Cow
ington, KY, is completely furnished
for them.
Hutchinson News: Mr. and Mrs
Charles kirkpatrick of East Seventh
street entertained Wednesday evening
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