The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1908-06-15

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wilson. i: Dana Macv1car. 4 = The rHe
most popular girl: Miss Elizabeth
Holiday. 3; Miss Clara Freshman. g.;
Miss Emily Hardy, 5; Miss Katharine
Kellam, 3. The most popular house
Mrs. w. e. Drechsel, s: Mrs C. E.
Foote, z; Mrs. James L. King, 1; Mrs
r. F: Hodgips. IL; Mrs. Charles Ham
mond, 1.
Miss Harriet Hill gave a party this
afternoon for the following little girls
IN compliment to her guest, Miss Vir-
glnfa Matlock, of Marion; Virginia
and Evelyn Matlock, Villa Templeton,
Glaoys Norris, Margaret Rust. Mar
garet McMerney, Elizabeth Purdy,
Marjorie Raub, Gladys Rogers Lulu
Helen Lucas, Marjorie Petro, Mohra
Gatchell, Ruth Hill. Mary Clark,
Margaret Hill.
Two Topeka girls had the Grandest
Time the other day. They took all the
knockfest with the original owners
of the cards as subjects. The rule was
TO say something disagreeable about
every one. But they found one card
WAiSii iido UceH lett Dy q girl VINO is
so sweet and likeable that they could
only think of one thing to knock her
for: because she didn't like a certain
man they like. The visiting card par
~ is really easier and Just as much
fun as city directory party.
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The Village Prophet says there are
two love affairs in town still in the
preliminary and tentative stages Chat
tentative is good. too, by the way)
IA n on t.
A strikingly attractive visiting girl
looks all the better when you learn
that her beauty is absolutely natural.
She doesn't make up in the least. AL
though she is a decided blonde she
didn't make the decision herself for
she doesn't use peroxide, paint or
powder.
Doesn't it really seem to you that
quarters about family position" in
this town. in view of the fact that all
Topeka families are equally good thir-
ty miles away from home and that
when Our Best People go as far away
as Kansas City to live they never
make a ripple in the social puddle?
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Notes and Personal Mention.
Mr.. and Mrs Joab Mulvane, Mrs A.
A. Hurd and Miss Kathleen Moreland
left today for Chicago to attend the
national Republican convention.
Miss Margaret Going, who has been
visiting in Denver. will return this
week. She will stop in Manhattan for
commencement at K. S. A. C.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. A. Hayes lert today
cities.
Miss Ethelyn Harrison of Ottawa is
the guest of Mrs. Robert D. Carver
Her sister, Mrs. H. K. Brooks, of New
York, will arrive soon to join Mr..
Brooks. who is in Topeka for six
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Roy Ranney of
Arkansas City who We're guests of Mr..
and Mrs. j. M. Meade on their. way
home from New York left yesterday.
Miss Emma Smith went to Manhat-
tan today to attend commencement at
the State Agricultural college.
Mr.. ]. A. Bowess of San Bernardino.
California, was in Topeka today and
left accompanied by Mr.. Fred Davis
for Omaha where his wedding will
take place. Mr.. Davis will be best man
at the wedding. sFs
Mr. John Lawrence Work will leave
in a few days for visit in ST. Louis.
Mr.. j. M. Meade and Miss Mary
Meade will go to Manhattan this week
for commandments at K. S. A. c. where
Miss Virginia Meade is a. student in the
department of domestic science.
Miss Dorothy Wilson has s returned
from visits to her sister, Mrs. C. NJ
Butlin, in the City of Mexico. and Mrs.
Everett H. Dallas in Houston, Texas.
Miss Helen Alder. instructor in the
U. and l.. clubs school of domestic
science is spending a few days with
Miss Anna Harrison before returning
to her home in Lawrence for the sum-
mer. 20
Miss Harriet Stanley of Wichita ar
rived Saturday from Baldwin where
she has been visiting Baker university
friends, and is the guest of Miss
Berenice Fuller.
Mr. Irwin Snattinger who has been
at Stormont hospital for an operation
on the throat was taken home today.
Miss Daisy Warner and Miss Venice
celsior Springs.
Mr. Russell Grimes and Mr.. Alfred
Quinton returned last night from En-
poria where they attended the Owl
dance last week.
Mrs. Lee Gordon who has been visit
ing in Walters, Oklahoma, returned
Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Minchin, 215
West Eleventh street, are the parents
of a daughter, born Saturday, to whom
they have given the name of Margaret
Desaire. Mr.. Minclnin is chief clerk in
the office of the general manager of
the Santa Fe.
Miss Clara Hopkins of Beloit, Wis,
is visiting Mr.. and Mrs. J. K. Jones at
the Devon.
Mrs. Pratt of Youngstown, Ohio. is
the guest of Mrs. Elizabeth Porter
Twelfth and Polk streets.
Mrs. A. M. Baird and Miss Sadie
Baird will go to Leavenworth tomor-
row to attend commencement at St
Mary's academy.
Mrs H Ward Page is visiting her
parents, Mr.. Justice and Mrs. A. w.
Benson, in Ottawa.
Mr.. and Mrs. F. A. Rehkopf of Chi
cago are guests of Mr.. and Mrs. H. L.
Rehkopf on their way home from
California.
Mrs. H. G. Helbert and daughter