The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1907-07-25

Ethel williams. Miss Lora whiteker,
Miss Nora Williams. Miss FIoy
David Owen. Mr.. Wilmot Stevens, Mr..
Jas Wilson, Mr.. William Price. Mr.
Joseph Wolfenden, and Mr.. John Whi-
| ticker.
| Miss Marion Overstreet of Ell Dora
do, who was assistant postmistress of
the last Kansas senate and Mr~Don
T. Palmer OF llS5 Monroe street, To-
peka, Will be married Sunday even
ing.
Every girl in Christendom, in her
inmost heart of hearts. hailed the re-
Ihabilitation of the chatting dish as a
sure road to the stony citadel of the
modern young mans heart. For is
there not an ancient saw something
to the effect that the way to the mans
heart is through his stomach, while
the way to a woman's heart is
through a mans pocketbook? Verify,
yes and twice over.
Well. then picture the fond pos
sibilities that doomed up in one coy
table daintily set for two Ca chafing
| dish party is no place for chaperone
with a constituency, and the shining
chatting dish with its something
good" steaming and bubbling under
| the cheerful blaze of the alcohol
| burner; the fetching coquetry of pre-
pairing and serving some dainty mess,
and then, tender little scene that is
not to be depicted on any human
| typewriter.
was the idea popular? Was the
maid besieged? Well rather. She
said, and it is passing strange how
maidens learn such things, that her
home was running a close second to
| all the free lunch counters in the
down town districts. Did she have
the scalps of many young braves dan
i rIir I7or vol Mi ieAf ~
| tragic part, the heart interest, as it
were The little after-theater sup
pers with which her escorts had for
merly RECALLED her eyanesced COM
thought the little home functions so
much more chummy, don't you know.
1t is true several beardless youths fell
down and offered her their hands and
able youth and innocence that she
privately informed me that she deem
| it unsportsmanlike to take such
quarry.
AS for the wise eligibles, for whom
| this pretty trap was set, they follow
ed the legend which whispers that he
who eats and runs away will live to
| eat another day. And SO they came
and spooned just this side of the dan
ger mark, and fed, saying: "Lo, here
| is a maid who gives chafingdish par
| ties; we will eat, drink and be wary,
for the girl Is too anxious. Ia, ta!''
| ana Cne only SoQu0l TO In1S tale OF
woe is that the unsuspecting heroine
cooked Newburgs and rarebits until
she succumbed to an attack of acute
| Indigestion; and, for The sake of art,
| which is stronger than truth, we will
say that she was laid away where
dishes cease from chafing and the
rabbits Welsh no more.
X
Chicago Tribune, Wednesday: Mr..
and Mrs. r. H. Southgate announce the
marriage of their son. r. H. Southgate,
Jr., to Miss Elizabeth Tincher in New
York city today. Mr.. and Mrs. South
gate, Jr., will be at home at the Audi
torium Annex after September Is.
Ell Dorado Times: A boat ride on the
Walnut. July 81, was given in honor Of
little Miss Irene Josephine Haines, aged
Is months. A picnic supper was SEN
joyed in Britain's grove. The party was
composed of Mr.nand Mrs. Forrest
Haines; the Misses Sarah Knepp and
Ewing; Messrs. H. L: Haines. T. A.
Kramer, Robert Bradford and Joseph
G. Wilson of Topeka
X K
Misses Helen and Hazel Hebb enter
tanned the following girls and boys yes
terday afternoon to celebrate the tenth
birthday anniversary of their sister,
Hira Hebb: Laura Burkett, Dorothy
McVey, Pauline Petrick, Hildur Larson.
Hattie Hebb, Heloise Hebb. Heleta
Hebb, Fayette Clearinghouse. Henry
Taylar, Hull. Hanson and Royal Ger
berick. Refreshments were served on
Miss Virginia Meade will give a
party Friday afternoon OF next week
for Miss MARGARET Johnston
A number of North Topeka young
people will give a picnic at Vinewood
tonight for Miss Marion Webster of
Attlebora, Mass, guest of Miss Per-
melia Curtis.
Mrs. N. G. Edelblute entertained
ter. Mrs. McKittrick of Denver.
Mrs. owen Gaibreath has issued
invitations for Monday evening in
compliment to her guest Mrs. F. M.
Rarig of Chicago. Mrs. Ernest Voor-
bees who leaves soon for Kansas City
Ruth Collins of Riverside, Cal, who
is visiting her sister, Mrs. Clarence
Matson.
Miss Kathryn Lux entertained at
dinner last evening for Miss Bertha
and Lena Klock of Lawrence. Cow
ers were laid for Misses Bertha
Klock, Lena Klock, Wilma Wright,
Francis Lawlor, Louise Hoffman,.
Miss Louise Hoffman, will entertain
at a slumber party for the Misses
Klock, Friday evening.
Miss Bertha Klock and Miss Lena
KIock of Lawrence. Miss Wilma
Wright, Miss Frances Lawlor. Miss
Louise Hoffman, Miss Kathryn Lux,
Mr.. Theo Zercher, Mr.. Ernest Beine, |
Mr.. Lee Johnson. Mr.. Russell Wilcox,
Mr. Hiram Kingsley and Mr. Carl
Sears will have a picnic at Vinewood
this evening.
x
mo woman should appear in so
sacred a place as a church. the holy