The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1908-04-02

enough girls who were immune, will
probably be abandoned. Cards are
about the only diversions open to them
and the Williams and Hayden brothers
are playing for every imaginable stake
Today 1t was their doctors bills. Every
day their friends add insult to injury
by telephoning the Williams residence
and asking if the prisoners are there
of course he's here" snapped the man
who answered the phone this morning
IN answer to the usual question, land
likely to stay for some time, at that
Mr. George Hayden, the patient, has
not been feeling any too clipper for
day or two but is better today.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Eldridge enter
tanned at their home last evening the
Following guests: Miss Emma Russell
Miss Nellie Counts, Miss Adeline VIII
mot. Miss Hazel Botkin, Miss Marie
Cunningham, Miss Elsie Miller. Miss
Bess Rhodes, Miss Violet Klien, Miss
Alma Peterson. Miss Daisy Mitchell
Miss Edith Rousseau, Miss Josephine
Chase, Miss Esther Peterson, Miss
Minnie White, Miss Marian First, Miss
Mabel Hinshaw, Mr.. Homer Shook, Mr.
Stanwood Chase, Mr.. Earl Lowe, Mr.
Elmer Stevens, Mr.. James Davis, Mr.
Haggenbuch, Mr. Charles Davis, Mr.
Claude Dougherty, Mr. Roy Blake, Mr.
Harry Stevens, Mr.. Arthur Chase, Mr.
Davis, Mr.. Wesley Cunningham, Mr.
Jack Stamn, Mr.. Clarence White, Mr.
Walter Peters, Mr.. and Mrs. Miles
Stevens, Mr.. and Mrs. L. j. Darr, Mr.
and Mrs. Charles Eldridge.
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A Topeka avenue girl has captured
the Adonfs of fashionable dowr
town boarding house and the girls
who live at the boarding house are
threatening to leave.
Mrs. A. L. Conrad will entertain the
Topeka Avenue Five Hundred club
tomorrow afternoon.
No party is a real success until
everybody begins to sing.
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Miss Dorothy Gleed gave a dinner
last night for Miss Eleanor Keller OF
Keller, Miss Helen Lindsay. Miss
Lois Lindsay Miss Louise Heath, Miss
Winifred Green, Miss Ethel Evering-
ham, Miss Gladys West and Miss Mar
jorie Thompson.
ST could tell by his voice. said a
girl who had been called to the tele-
phone by an anonymous masher
that he was harmless old top with
big bay window trying to be dare
devil
Mrs. Clarence Young gave a lunch
con yesterday at her house on West
Tenth avenue for these guests: Mrs
John Watts, Mrs. Charles McCleery
Mrs. F. M. Drake, Mrs. I. S. Lewis
and Mrs. A. w. Whitsett.
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IT never spoil a good piece Of Cos
sip said a woman this morning, sir
g. 20 90 Ii in =, r
may be present"
Miss Vera Benjamin gave a dinner
at her home in Westlawn last night
for Mr.. Elipha1et Patee, who will
leave soon for Chicago to remain
permanently and Miss Ruth Alexan.
der of Chanute., The other guests
were: Miss Mabel Adams, Miss Ger.
main, Mr.. Edward Van Meter, Mr.
Ray Ufford and Mr.. Warren Jeffrey.
X
Mrs. C. H. Rooney, 1105 Kansas
avenue gave dinner last night fol
these guests: Mrs George Rain OF
Elmdale, Miss Harriet Nightingale
and Mr.. Walter Padgett.
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Notes and Personal Mention.
Mr.. John Hamilton left today and
his parents. Mr.. and Mrs. ]. D. M
Hamilton leave tomorrow for Chicago
to see Mr.. Hale Hamilton, who is In
Mr.. Nat c. Goodwin's company which
closes an engagement there Saturday
night and who will go to New Yorl
Sunday to join Mrs. Hamilton (Miss
Jane Oaker.)
Miss Helen Balsley returned to o.
kaloosa today after a visit to Mrs
Eugene B. Stotts.
Miss Vera Whitcomb leaves tonight
for Hot Springs, Ark, where she will
meet Mr.. and Mrs. G. H. Whitcomb
They leave in fortnight for Mem
phis.
Prof. and Mrs. L. NJ. Mayberry
gave a delightful dinner party las
evening at o'clock at the Mayberry
residence, 80 South Washington
street, with covers laid for the fol-
lowing Mr.. and Mrs. w. G. Ander-
son, Prof. E. NJ. Druely of Arkansas
City, Mr.. H. H. Ewing of Topeka
Master Robert Mayberry. Prof. and
Mrs. Mayberry-Iola Record.
Kansas City Journal: Mrs. E. S
Ellis, 1872 Linwood boulevard, is ex-
pecting Miss Clara Carr of Topeka tc
arrive Saturday morning to make hel
visit. Mrs. E. c. Fox will give ar
informal bridge party that same af.
ternoon for Miss Carr.
The Priscilla club will meet with
Mrs. Will Swearingen, 1928 Chandler
street tomorrow afternoon.
Mrs. G. c. Stillman of Morganville
is the guest of her parents, Judge and
Mrs. J. D. Mcfarland.
Mrs. Pearl Ripley Boiling of Den
yer is the guest of Mrs. A. T. Ripley
in Potwin Place.
Miss Mary Sutherland will return
tonight from visit to Miss Lucille
Pollock in Kansas City.
Mr.. Roy johnson has taken ar
apartment at the Devon. Mrs. John
son and her son, Donald who are In
California will return about June 1
Mr. and Mrs. Charles c. Reed and
their son Charles jr., have gone to
New York city for a permanent resi-
dence.
Miss Matte Payne has returned
from a visit in Garnett.