The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1907-06-06

a present OF the new material The
best part of the story, however, is tnat
| the woman LETT town without paying
any OF her bills and SO her two suits
ana hundred dollars worth OF other
stuff besides were presents from one
dry goods house. Inc big fashionable
shops are really exceedingly accommo-
eating to their customers. A Topeka
| girl received a pair OF silk stockings
Ior Christmas gilt. They were bought
In Chicago but sne didn't like the coIor
SO she took them down town ana eX-
changed them tor pair that suited
her better. broadly if she had wanted
the money she would have gotten that,
too. Some women can try anything
and get away with it.
! A private Vinewood car for the He'll
antnus Clue which gives a dance al the
park pavilion FRIDAY night, will leave
eighth and jackson, streets at q
O'Clock.
Miss Helen Otis gave bridge this
afternoon for Miss Anna Herbst. The
Drecnsel, Mrs. Don Mulvane, Mrs. Will
nam Wikidal, Mrs. Joseph Morgan, Mrs.
Robert Carver, Mrs. Gil Upoegran,
Mrs. George Snyder, Mrs. Roland His
ted, Mrs. Arthur McClintock, Mrs.
Roland Medlicott, Miss Helen Quinton,
Miss Fay Quinton, Miss Mary Meade,
Miss Mary Moore, Mill Alice Lakin,
MISS Clarissa Schuyler of Cnnton, Iowa,
son, Miss Ethel Davis, Miss Elvia
Millspaugh, Miss Katharine Clough,
Miss Marjorie 1lette OF Fort Manson,
Iowa, Miss Edna Herbst Miss Louise
keliam, Miss Kate Gunther, Miss Mel
lie Rugg OF Independence, Miss Aha
belle 1routman, Miss Re1ta OpoegraH.
A Topeka woman complains that
since her daughters engagement was
announced she can't go into shop TO
make the smallest purchase without
being watched by all her acqualnt-
ances who suspect her OF buying Tor
the rousseau.
Atchison Globe: Mrs. Julius Weiss,
of Topeka, is the guest of Mrs. Dan
Small, on North Fifth street, and Mrs:
Small entertained her with snalI
luncheon this afternoon. Mr.. Weiss
will arriveafrom Topeka Thursday and
his wife will return home with MIN
Monday.
1t is suspected that, by the time her
Wedding arrives, there will be nothing
left of a prospective Topeka oflue'
who has had a party or two given TOT
her every day for fortnight, and VINO
is very small any way
Lawrence World: Miss Ethel Nor
row will - entertain Miss Marion
Thompson and Miss Anna Troutman
from Topeka during the owl conclaVe.
MISS Ethel Mars, MISS Emmy = AO~A
fit and Miss Marion Speck, or Kansas
City, Kansas, are the guests OF MISS
Wlnffred Fisher for the owl conclaVe. |
A girl who assisted at a tea the |
other day kept count and learned at
the end of the afternoon that she had
had made the same Identical remark |
fifty-four times to f1fty-four dlnerent
women during the afternoon. And II |
wasn't such a brilliant remark either, |
as you will agree, for here it is: MRS. |
Blank was very lucky to have such a |
lovely day for her party"
A Topeka bachelor is greatly con-
cerned on account of the idleness,
uselessness and general worthlessness
of what he describes as these society |
girls" In view of the fact that most |
of the society girls in Topeka make
all their own, clothes and help their |
Der of them earn salary besides per-
haps the bachelor is unduly exercised. |
Wednesdays Lawrence World: The |
Owl concIave was opened this morning |
by the arrival of about fifty representa- |
tives from the chapters of Kansas City, |
Emporia and Topeka high schools.
This afternoon the business session |
was held at the home of Miss Charline |
Smith. 1145 Louisiana street, followed |
this evening by grub.
Thursday morning the second meeting |
will be held at the home of Miss Ger |
trude Blackmar, 1115 Ohio street. In |
the afternoon of this day a large recep-
ton will be held at the home of Miss
Marguerite Emery, 1913 Tennessee
street The Alumni Owls of the city |
will entertain with a card party in
honor of the visiting Owls at the home