The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1907-11-25

a Tamlly dinner Thanksgiving DAY.
Miss Lucille Pollock will go to KAN
sas City Saturday for the debut re-
cept1on to be given by Mrs. LANES h
Harkless for her daughter, Miss Fay
Harkless, who has frequently been the
guest of Miss Pollock and is one of the
most attractive and popular visitors in
1 the Youngest Set.
Mamie Fullerton Zahner, Edith Con-
nell and Elizabeth Moore gave private
/ theatrical entertainment at the home OF
| Mr.. and Mrs. James Moore Saturday
details unassisted. A scene from Uncle
| Toms Cabin with Mamie Zahner as
| Topsy, Elizabeth Moore as Aunt Ophe-
! liza and Edith Council as Little Eva was
given. Neighborhood friends were 1nVi-
| ted, ten cents admission was asked an
the proceeds will be presented - saTs
| Provident Association.
~
at am no quibb1er,' said a man the
other day, but I feel that L have
grievance and I think, justly. fatter
myself that 1 have gotten past the VII
| lage Cut-up stage and it was never
nv ambition to be known as the Life
of the Party-and for these reasons
whenever l am thrown in the company
of Young Things from Is to "a and they
make Awful Breaks they clap their
at my archly and say, ., I'm AFRAID
I've shocked Mr.. Blank!' Now l wish
to state that while 1 could not II
would boast of a Horrible Past, l am
over 30-how much, won't say-knock-
ed about the Tenderloin of New York
for five or six years and have been
around as much as most men OF my
age and / have yet to meet tldDlt
in her first, second or third season who
could shock me and they are all at
perfect liberty to go as far as they ike.
The fact is If man gives evidence OF
common sense and human intelligence
the average Young Thing goes about
telling that he is Terribly Educated and
just too smart for anything and that
she is always Scared to death for rear
she will shock HIM.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. 5. Akers will give
family Thanksgiving dinner party.
1,eavenworth Times: Miss Edna
Brewster entertained few friends in
formally yesterday afternoon for Miss
Gala Cutten of Topeka
Lawrence World Saturday.: The
young men of the Beta Theta Pi fra
ternity entertained last night at their
chapter house on South Tennessee
street with their annual "Turkel Pull
Covers were laid for ninety-three
guests The table, formed like the
Greek letter Pi, was lavishly decorated
with candles in silver candelabra
Roses were givenGas favors- After the
turkey dinner, dancing was enjoyed
nished delightful music during the ban
quet and for the dancers afterWard:
This event is one of the most prorn1nent-I
during the university year, and the
special and elaborate efforts of the
hosts last evening were thoroughly en-
joyed by the guests. The out of town
guests were Mr., and Mrs. Clyde Miller
Of Usage City, Carl Humphrey of Ell
reno, Oklahoma Arthur Dew, Roy
Pierce, sgd Griggs. and Misses Lahines
and Porter of Kansas City, Miss Alice /:
Willard and Miss Gladys Scott. of To-
peka, Misses Gladys Riggs and Bess
Parkman and Richard Thomas of EN-
poria. Learned Pulliam of Lyons, Prof.
Greer of Washburn college, Margaret |
of Clay Center, r. l.. Morris
Of Nashville Tenn, Ada Burke of Kan 4
sas City. Chas. Lovelace of Argentine,
Eva Hirst of Kansas City, and Miss
Addie Lander of Newton. A
Mexican Herald: The round of social :
for yesterday closed last even
ng with the delightful card party given 8
ov Mr. and Mrs. William Seymour +
at their home on Gale de I
orizaba, Colonia Roma, in compliment
10 Mr. and Mrs. William Baker {
Stephens Bridge was played at six ta-
ng Mr. and Mrs. Farnsworth, Mr. and
Mrs. Stephens Mr.. and Mrs. Edward 6
NJ Brown, Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Ban E
croft Frost, Mr.. and Mrs. Paul Hudson,
u 1
and Mrs Charles B. Cleveland, Miss
ethel Davis. Miss Mary Alice Naugle, {
Miss Juliette VanZandt, Miss Anberta S
Naugle, Mr.. A. H. Dickens. Mr.. A w
Mr.. G. E. Towle, Mr.. F. | s
NJ. de Rivas and Mr.. Percy Arthur.
The U and 1 club will meet Tuesday,
26, with Mrs. ]. s. Sproat, '
,13 Fillmore street.
y y
r-I, of the TOnpka | l
schools gave a delightful reception at v
he manual training high school Satur-
lay evening to the members OF the
school board, Principals club and high [
vas given by Mr. Ellenberger piano;
Mss Berenice Fuller and Miss Celia c
smith. vocalist; Miss Anna Whiting,
and Steinberg's orchettra.
rhe decorations were attractive, and | L
he teachers are to be congratulated
lpon the success of their initial enter
ainment The officers of the organic \
Ltion who received the guests are: Miss
Ware Butterfield, first vice president: Y
Hiss Dollie Martin, second vice presi- 2
lent; Miss Mfnna Mccall, third vice u
resident; Mrs. Kathryn Crawford. re-
,uinche, corresponding secretary; Mr.. +
iaitha Page treasurer
y, n
Mrs Francis Ebert Smith will en- =
ertain at dinner tonight for her /,
ister Miss Nellie Marie Anderson, -
whose marriage to Mr.. Walter Fred G
lex Londweher of Denison. Texas, n
axes place Wednesday
n
Notes and Personal Mention. RI
Miss Ann Ryan of Leavenworth will
e the Guest of her sister. Mrs. Will n
am F.. DrechseI for the Helianthus Al
ance Friday night
Mr.. Chauncey Dewey of Chicago, W
Tho is visiting his Kansas properties B