The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1908-05-20
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| Mrs. William s. McCLntock and Mrs.
Charles E. Gault gave an informal
dance at the Country club last night
| for Miss Mary B. Moore. Beginning the
throughout the evening the orchestra
! Cray Halfs) played $50 Long, Mary.
| in compliment to the guest Of honor
who leaves early In June for Europe to
| spend four months. The guests were
[ Miss Moore, Mr.. and Mrs. Harrison s.
| Morgan, Mr.. William H. Eastman, Miss
Lucia Hunting Of Leavenworth, Miss
| Gala Cuttell, Miss Ethel Estberg. Miss
tombstone, Miss Helen tombstone. Miss
Lolita tombstone. Miss Ethel Davis.
Miss Frances Connell. Miss Maud
Grimes. Miss Helen Otis, Mr.. Charles
Guibor, Mr.. Paul E. Walker, Mr.. Wal.
ter Burgess, Mr.. Dick Hayden. Mr.
John Waters. Mr.. Edwin Curry. Mr..
Ilif Felix, Mr.. Sam Freshman, Mr..
David Lakin, Mr.. Lew Graham. Mr.. Joe
Wilson, Mr.. Dana Davis of Chicago,
Mr. John Freshman, Mr.. Ralph Moore,
and Mr.. Monte Kistler.
\
Daughter, who is fourteen years old
and about to be graduated from the
grade school, came home the other day
and announced an Instruction. THE
teachers" she said. have gone ahead
and fixed up a commencement pro-
gramme without consulting the Class
and we don't propose to stand 1t. They
have hired a piano and expect us to
pay for 1t and although there
are lot Of girls in the
| class who can play Perfectly
| Everything. they have only asked one
girl to play and she's the poorest
musician in school. So we're just go
ing to cancel that order for a piano and
refuse to pay the rent. We're not go.
ing to be imposed upon by anybody"
Miss Caroline Goddard. principal OF
Garfield school, will give dinner
Thursday night for the Garfield teach
ers who include Mrs. Anna X. Palmer,
Miss Addie Smith. Miss Anna BANKS
Miss Ethel Aldridge, Miss Grace Betz,
Miss Ethel Chapman. Miss Charlotte
Horn, Miss Alice Mccoy.
X
A Topeka woman grown desperate,
went out to look for four-leaf-clover
change her luck. The next day an OLD
stray cat which had been hanging
around her house off and on for weeks
meaowing for food came back with
litter of scrawny kittens which she de-
posted under the back porch.
DR.. Frank x Sanders, the new presi-
dent Of Washburn college, will arrive
from Boston Thursday to spend several
days in Topeka. Dr. and Mrs Norman
Plass will give a reception Friday al
ternoon at their house on Washburn
campus, in his honor, to which the
members Of the faculty and the trus-
| tees of the college have been asked
| In the newest local trade-last society
| the color line is not drawn.
| Washington Star: Mrs. J. M. Miller.
wife of Representative Miller of KAN
sas. was hostess at a beautifully ar
ranged luncheon Of fourteen covers at
her residence. 1913 Thirteenth street,
Wednesday, May 10. The table decora-
lions were spring flowers. The guests
were Mrs. Hoch, wife Of Governor Hoch
of Kansas: Mrs. Long, wife Of Senator
Long: Mrs. Dodge. wife OF Commander
oils; Mrs. Curtis, wife Of Senator Cur
tbs; Miss Curtis, Mrs. Anthony. Mrs.
| Scott, Mrs. Reeder, Mrs. Campbell,
Mrs. Murdoch and Mrs. Madison.
| Everyone who hasn't a garden has
| friends with gardens who are always
| announcing that they are going to
| come through with whatever flowers
don't happen to be blooming just then.
| A Topeka man who has a bachelor
| fiat all spring for the big bouquets his
friends have promised him. Before the
lilacs came they promised him lilacs.
| When the lilacs were in bloom they
said they would soon have some lovely
yellow roses. Now the yellow roses are
4 all but gone and the cut glass voz he
| bought for them at the ten cent store
| is still empty. But cheer upi The
sunflowers will soon be ripe and he can
walk to the country and gather enough
| hay fever to supply the town.
| Miss Vivian futile entertained today
| in compliment to Miss Lora Neil,
| whose, marriage to Mr. Edward Lam
nan of St. Louis takes place Saturday.
| The game was hearts and the invita-
lions included Miss Neil, Miss Daisy
! Neil, Miss Hazel Arnold, Miss Lucy
| Senior, Miss Belle Senior, Miss Eliza
| beth Uhls, Miss Anna Forbes Miss
Airline Dietrich, Miss Christina Hull,
| Miss Margaret Burdsall Of Three
| Rivers. Mich. Miss Allie Wingett,
Miss Ethel .Frizzell, Miss Maude Stone
| hill, Miss Alice Meade, Miss Hazel
| Larkin, Miss Edna Snepp, Miss Marie
Ziegler, Miss Stella Bowman, Miss
Laura Armstrong, Miss Celia Smith,
Miss La We're Langdon, Miss Nadine
| Lytle, Miss Julia Wellhouse and Miss
Helen Haughey.
The marriage of Miss Florence At
| wood and Mr.. John Biddison of Little
|