The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1907-08-01
Society

Mrs. Alfred B. Quinton entertained
Miss Margaret Johnston, whose mar
Rage to Mr. S. ]. Brandenburg OF
Dayton, Ohio, takes placenext Monday,
the girls. of her bridal party and Mrs
Johnston, at a breakfast this morning
at her house on Topeka avenue A
mound of white phlox was arranged
in the center of the board and a
Gordon of white ribbon on which the
white. heart-shaped name cards were
strung, bordered the table
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Z Atchison Globe: Mrs. A. ]. Davis.
who went as a bride with her hus-
band. Lieutenant Davis, to the Philip
mines, last May, writes to her mother,
Mrs John J. ingalls,. that if any of her
Atchison friends think she is starv-
ing to death living on canned goods in
the Philippines, they are mistaken.
Her husband is stationed at Fort Nc
Grath, on the Island of Batangas, and
the army post is hedged in on three
sides with mountains, and faces the
bay. Mrs. Davis writes they have a
great variety of fresh fish, and that
the morning on which she wrote she
had bought tomatoes, fresh shr1mps
and spring chicken on the market.
She paid so cents for three chickens
She has a colored cook whom she took
with her; a Filipino boy. house ser
want and a Filipino laundress to
whom she pays So a month, which is
cheap, considering that in that not
country not only the women wear
White dresses. but the men wear white
suits.
Misses Lenore and Daisy Monroe
will give a card party Tuesday morn
ing for about sixty guests In comph-
ment to Miss Nettie Zimm erman and
Miss Anna Kaufman of Valley Falls,
Miss Irene Mehl of Burlingame and
Miss Edith Thompson of Minneapolis
Kansas. Washburn college girls who
are to compose a house party which
the Misses Monroe will entertain next
week.
A girl offered all the other excuses
70 a persistent sutton who called her
up ever day to ask her to go the ball
game and finally said it was too cold.
srHeII," said the P. S. 1--WE might
md seats over the peanut roaster.
Emporia Gazette Wednesday: The
Navajo girls went on a breakfast pic
mic this morning in honor of Miss
Nadine Lyle. of Topeka, and Miss
Antarctic Weaver. Of Lawrence
A Topeka girl begins a two weeks
vacation today, and she isn't going out
of town and won't quit work either
What's the answer?
Mrs. H o. Garvey and Mrs. Charles
at the home of Mrs. Carney today in
honor of Miss Margaret Johnson.
A Chicago club woman in a recent
Paper suggested that every club women
devote at least one hour day to her
hasband The Husbands Hour, 1t Is
suggested, should be given up to a nice,
coz chat, on politics and current events.
Wouldn't that be Perfectly Grand
Miss Alice Etnyre. 72O Lane street. |
will give a party tonight for Miss
Georgia Hodgins of New York and Miss
Lillian Dreisbach of Kansas city
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Topeka chap who could about have
his pick of local beauty and fashion is :
said to be crazy over an out-of-town |
girl Hope she cholSes-
The Missionary Society of the First
Presbyterian church had an al fresco
meeting at the home of Mr. and Mrs.
G. F. worley in Potwin last nlgnt.
There were about ffty-fve guests. The
lawn and Dorches were lighted by Jap
anese lanterns and after an interesting
the hostess served refresh
ments.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. o. Garvey's driving
horse died of spinal meningitis during
their absence in the east
A big. broad shouldered individual
whose dark mysterious beauty sug-
zested the villain in riding boots in the
ne-tvo-three mellow-drammer walked
across the street pushing a prominent
bay window whose size was exaggerat-
ed by the loud checked waistcoat which
tory watched him from their window in
qrncouceaIed adu1ira tfO0 ffCeep' said