The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1908-05-12

the buttons and girdle. The skirt was
gored and was in trained length, and
the yoke was of finely tucked net and
narrow Cluny lace.
81 am different from other old maids
In this respect" said an Old Girl to-
day, II will admit having met a good
many men in my life whom I would
probably have married if they had
asked me-"
Miss Anna Parry Bundy's piano pu-
pills will give a recital at her studio
tomorrow night. Miss Viva Brown
soprano Will assist on the programme.
Bide Clayton wants his money back
because bride and groom to whom he
recently gave a $50 wedding present
parted within three months of their
marriage. Hereafter" he says, there
is a string to any wedding present
give: they have to stay married at
least year or I get my spoons back"
The Junior class of the College of
the Sisters of Bethany will give a line
party at the Grand Thursday night
when Miss Mary Mannering presents
Glorious Betsy. Their guests will be
the members Of the senior class and
Miss Hambleton, principal of the col
lege.
IAAi % IL. IL. III dIu, MIS-. george u.
Beach, Mrs. c. ]. Rosen. Mrs Edward
Dennis, Mrs. D. R. Evans, Mrs. G. w.
Hunt and Mrs. Frank Klingaman will
institute a series of visiting afternoons
beginning tomorrow at the home of
Mrs. H. B. Howard who will entertain
the others.
A meeting Of the delegates to the
state federation at Manhattan next
week is called for Friday morning at
10 o'clock at the Y. w. C. A. rooms
The Union Pacific will put on a spec
ial car for a delegation of 25 or more.
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The Ladies' Music club will meet
Wednesday afternoon at 2:3O O'Clock
with Miss Allabelle Troutman at her
X 81.
Misses Ruby and Pearl Owens en-
tertained Monday evening for Miss
Ruth Walker and Mr.. E. Perry Dan
iels, whose marriage takes place
Thursday, the 18th. Miss Walker has
been the guest of honor also at sew
eral other pretty informal affairs.
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Notes and Personal Mention.
Mrs. Alfred Bill and Miss Berta
Reid. guests Of Mrs. j. w. Burt, will
leave tomorrow for their homes in
Faribault and Minneapolis. MINI.
Mr.. Charley Hayden of Wetmore is
r.
Hayden and Mr.. Dick Hayden.
Mr.. Roy A. Hill, who was graduated
from West Point this year and has
been spending short furloush in
lawrence, was in Topeka yesterday
the guest of his uncle and aunt, Mr..
and Mrs. j. M. Hill, in Westlawn, and
of Mr.. and Mrs. James p. Rowley. He
lett today for his post, Fort Braiding,
Michigan.
Mrs. R. G. Hughes will leave the last
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spend the summer.
Mr.. and Mrs. o. c. Wolcott. 900 To-
peka avenue, have taken an apartment
at the Manspeaker, where they will be
at home after June 1.
Mrs. Alice Bullene is visiting her
Lawrence relatives.
Miss Helen Quigley of Sterling who
has been the guest of Misses Eva and
Isabel Smith for a fortnight. is with
her aunt, Mrs. George A Guild, 1892
western avenue, this week and will
spend next week with Miss Phil Reed.
Mr.. Henry Fay Look of the Wash
burn music school faculty will spend
the long vacation in New England. He
will leave the first week in June for
Boston for few days and will divide
the summer between the Massachu-
sets coast and the White mountains.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles H. Gaunt left
yesterday for a trip to California
Mrs. j. F. Daniels of Omaha, who
has been at the Blower house for
week, went to Rossville today to visit
Mrs. Frank Andrews.
Mr.. E. H Crosby, Mr.. Earle G. Will
liams, Mr.. Oil Owen and Mr. B. f.
Younger of the Crosby Brothers COM
pany have returned from a business
trip to ST. Louis.
Mrs. E. R. Moses and Miss Grace
Saturday. They have gone to Kansas