The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1908-07-21

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| Mrs. Charles z. Gault and Mrs. Will
liam s. McClintock will be in charge
OF the next Country club tea Friday OF
next week. 1t will be "sonset" in
| stead of manless tea, the hours.
| seven from nine. chosen entirely with
view to getting the men who will OF
course try to side step the function
| In spite of their screams as they come
in of the links for dinner.
Miss Reita Updegraff will entertain
| the Tell club at morning bridge and
| luncheon at Riverside farm tomorrow.
Atchison Globe: Miss Helen
Hackney viii give an old-fash-
! Toned picnic at Forest park tomor-
row afternoon in honor of her guests,
Misses Mary MacLennan and Henrietta
Alexander, of Topeka. An old-fashion-
ed picnic Is one where the girls pre-
pare the lunch. take 1t to the park ear
ly In the afternoon, and visit until 6
O'Clock. when the boys" come out to
supper The picnic party win attend
| tAiC o1liQd bldnCd concert IN the even
Ing. Miss Alice Ward enter
tained the L. F. A. c. club this after
noon. Fourteen girls belong to the
club and the meaning Of the L. r. A.
c. is a secret. There were three out
of-town guests: Miss Beatrice Ward.
OF Washington. d. c., who has been
visiting at the home of the hostess for
some time. and Miss Mary MacLennan
and Miss Henrietta Alexander, of To-
peka. who are visiting Miss Helen
Hackney.
Miss Dorothy Hadley asked the fol-
lowing guests informally for Monday
evening to meet Miss Mabel Hagar of
Las Cruces, New Mexico, who has
been visiting her and who left today
for Emporia: Misses Alice Hughes,
Ruth Raster. Florence Davis. Mar
guerite Nicholas, Dorothy Barber and
Hazel Brown, Chapel Foote. Frank
McCluney. Phillip Sproat, Donald
Heath. Lloyd Savers. Willis Carney
and Fred Jones.
Mrs. wayland Chapman entertained
this afternoon for the following
formerly of Carbonate friends: Mrs.
Charles Briggs of Usage City, Mrs. ].
B. Crow Of Clovis, N. NJ. Mrs. E. b.
McClair of California, Mrs. Fred Luz
Their. Mrs. Sam Thomas, Mrs. K. U.
Whitfield, Mrs. r. B. Mckee, Miss Kate
"
Mrs. Frank Conwell and Mrs. Fannie
Sutherland.
Time was when a suit case plastered
over with steamer and foreign hotel |
labels was the unmistakable proof of d
such a possession Is within reach of the |
humblest stay-at-home. These labels |
are advertised for sale in the back |
part of the magazines and anybody |
who chooses may make noise like |
cosmopolite.
A Topeka girl visiting rich folks in |
Chicago has a Sweete of her own in |
the hotel where they live-a Sweete of
three rooms including Bahth and an |
automobile waiting in front Of the door |
for her every minute. What do you |
know about that?
The Woman's society of Central |
Congregational church will give an in |
formal reception at the home Of Mrs. |
o. H. White, 2021 West street, tomor- |
row night to meet Mr.. and Mrs. Har-
Turkey and to engage in missionary |
August 1 to engage in missionary |
and their husbands and friends are
invited. A
Three Topeka girls, sisters recently |
took an apartment and the scandal of
their friends is that their brother |
doesn't live with them. why don't |
you live at your sisters 2" somebody /
asked him the other day. Don't you |
like them but 1 want to keep on liking
them"
An open and fragrant violation of /
the Sunday labor ordinance passed I'M
noticed in Topeka this week: To- |
GIRL darnpd her hrnthpr'S hnSa
and he paid her eight cents for the
job.
Wichita Beacon: Mrs. John CLANCY
of Topeka was honor guest at a 500 |
party Thursday afternoon, given by
Mrs. z. B. Jewett.
People sometimes call me Flosse,"
said Topeka girl today, but 1 will
offer this fact in extenuation: neither
nor any member of my family Is
responsible for the name
Now and then a visiting girl comes
to town with more college and fra
ternity pins on her shirt waist than
John Philip Sousa has medals, put the
they used to be. Every college and
frat pin used to mean a sutton, to our
simple, bucolic intelligence. but now
the girls who have no college beaux
have learned that 1t is easy enough to
buy college pins and that the frat pins
can be picked up in pawnshops and
this method is easier and just as in
expensive as booming" them from men.
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Notes and Personal Mention.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. ]. Black of Chi
cago are in town the guests Mr.. and
Mrs. Eugene S. Quinton.-
Mr.. and Mrs. A. X. Wilson will
leave tomorrow for st. Paul, Mimi,
and the northern lakes.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jonathan Thomas left
today for Boston and the Massa chu-
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