The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1908-11-09
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The most important events on the
social calendar this week are the recep-
and Mrs. Frederick w. Freeman at the
home of Mrs. Pierce. Wednesday anu
Thursday and the Assembly dance at
. Steinberg's Friday night for which in
Vttatfons were issued Saturday.
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Mrs. Frank c. Thompson gave
small and informal luncheon today 1or
Mrs. Arthur Adams of Oakland, Cali.
fornia, and Mrs. Herbert Boal OF
Chronicle. Alabama.
Mrs. Clement Hackney of Milwaukee,
who is in town for short stay gave
an informal luncheon at the COPELAND
Saturday for these guests: Mrs. George
Hackney, Mrs. S. B. Smith, Mrs. Frank
s. Crane, Mrs. C. D. Skinner, Miss
Mary Meade and Miss Alice Meade.
Nineteen Topeka automobiles went to
Lawrence Saturday for that slaughter
of the .innocents, the Washburn-K. Y.
game. Mr.. Armin Fassler, Mrs. Gull
ford Dudley, Mrs. ]. w. Burt, MISS
Margaret MOrehOuse of DanVtlle, ILL
nois, Miss Helen Smith and Miss Louise
Kellam were in the Fassler Packard.
Mr.. Harry Bubb took Mr.. Guilford
Dudley, Mr.. Dan Hammatt and Mr..
Joe Wilson. Mr.. Ned Osborn's guests
were Mrs. Burr Lakin. Miss Alice
I.akin and Mr. David Lakin. DR. and
Mrs ]. c. McClintock, Mr.. c. J. Price,
Mrs. ]. c. Mohler and her two sons,
Miss Helen McClintock and Miss Fran
ces McClintock rode in the two Nc
Clintock touring cars. Mr. Francis
BOnebrake drove the BOnebrake car,
the others in his party being Miss
Clyde Bonebraxe, Miss Bertha Hull,
Mr.. Lawrence Spencer and Mr.. Joe
McCune of Kansas City. Mr.. S. E.
Lux, Miss Bertha Lux, Miss Katherine
Lux, Miss Alta Lux and Mr.. Samuel
Lux. junior, were in the Lux car. Mr..
w w. Mills. Misses Isabel, Elizabeth
and Lucille Mills and Jean Rodgers
were in the Mills car. DR.. and Mrs.
W. F. Bowen's party included also Miss
Nellie Baker of LathrOp. Missouri and
Miss Allabelle Troutman. Mr.. and
Mrs. w. S. McClintock, Miss Gala CUT
tell Miss Florence tombstone and Mas
ter Billy McClintock were in the Nc
Clintock machine. Mr.. and Mrs. J. G..
Bauer, Miss Gertrude Bauer, Miss Ruth
Bauer and Miss Marjorie Whitney rode
in the Bauer car. Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. N.
Schlegel took their car, with Mr.. and
Mrs Oscar D. Wolf. and Mr.. Clarence
Smith as guests. Mr.. Earl Spencer's
guests were Miss Grace Koontz. Miss
Marie Lagerstrom Miss Katherine KEEL
lam, Mr.. Fred Parfitt and Mr.. Holmes
Meade. Mr.. Edward Kellam drove his
machine and the other passengers were
Mrs. E. P. Kellam, Mr.. George McNee
of Cottonwood Falls. and Mr.. L. l..
Kiene Mr.. and Mrs c. M Hill, Mrs.
Irving Berry of Chicago, Mr.. Roy
Shreve and Mr.. G. E. Johnson were in
the Hill machine. DR.. and Mrs. H. B.
Hogeboom took Mr.. and Mrs. Harry
Nichols and Mr.. Harold Copeland. In
the Lee Monroe car were Mr.. Cyrus
Monroe, Miss Daisy Monroe Miss
Louise McNeaI, Miss Mary Sawyer Mr.
Lee johnson and DIR. Glen Haughey of
Leavenworth. DR. M c. Porter. Mr..
Hugh Mcfarland, Mr.. Jim Stewart and
DR.. L. V. Sans We're in DR.. Porter's
car.
Mrs J. D. NJ. Hamilton entertained
the Monday whist club this afternoon
with a guest table for Mrs Thomas
Ryan of Muskogee. Oklahoma.
The Rev. DR.. Robert Talot of KAN
sas City. Mo-, will speak at Grace ca
thedral tomorrow night at s O'Clock.
the occasion being the regular monthly
missionary meeting. An informal re-
ception in Guild hall will follow the
meeting to which all members of the
parish and others interested are invi-
ted.
Mr.. Hale Hamilton is one of the prin-
cipals in the new musical satire, A
Winning Miss. which will open the new
Garden theater in Chicago next week.
The Garden is described as the most
novel playhouse in America, a combi-
nation of English and continental
have striven to give the interior the
aspect of huge garden and the effect
is said to be particularly happy. Mr.
Hamilton has never been associated
with a musical play before, having al
ways confined his efforts to the dra-
matte field. He has been successfully
leading man with Mr. Nat Goodwin,
Mr.. James K. Hackett and Mr.. Will
ton Mackaye. He will be the princi-
pal dramatic man of A Winning Miss.
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ITO realize your age" says a girl
who has been out two or three years,
"you should go to a high school dance
1 went to the corn jiggin Friday night
and 1 declare I saw 16-year-old girls
with their hair down their back Trying
to Look YoungI"
Leavenworth Times: Captain Bugee
and Captain Kerth of Fort Leaven-
worth entertained at dinner Friday ev-
ening the following guests: Captain
and Mrs. A. S. Cowan, Miss Ann Ryan
and Miss Lucia Hunting.
Saturday. evening Miss Ann Ryan
entertained very delightfully."- at a beau
ttful dinner given at her home on the