The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1908-03-06

1ve years old. Her latest teacher was
Miss Anna Parry Bundy.
There will be a subscription dance at
McRae's tonight for the Helianthus,
T1voh and Varsity sets:
Atchison Globe: An Atchison girl
will be married the coming summer to
a man who is so poor he could not at.
ford to buy anything more expensive
than doughnut for an engagement
ring.
Miss Altha Watson will entertain the
girls Of the Sub-Sophonore class of the
high school at her home, 401 Topeka
avenue, tonight
AS a rule good housekeeper is
nagger.
Mrs. Walter Davis gave tea this af-
ternoon at her house on Huntoon street
from three to six O'Clock.
Leavenworth Post: Great enthusiasm
has been manifested at Fort Leaven-
worth over the engagement Of Robert
Edeson in Kansas City beginning this
evening. ''Cfass-Mates" is a military
play and a large number Of the OFF,
GERS and ladies will attend the perform
mentary tickets for two boxes, one box
for General Chas. B. Hall and the other
for Colonel Loughborough. Occupying
the former will be General Hall, Colonel
Ezra B. Fuller. Major Daniel Boughton,
Capt. q. e. Booth, Lieut.. Fitch and
Lieut.. Patterson In the latter box will
be Colonel L.oughborough, Major Hun
ter Liggett, Major Frederick Perkins,
Capt. Gibson and Capt. p. G. Clark.
The above officers will all wear full
dress uniform. Numbers of others will
go. among them being Capt. and Mrs.
Anderson, Lieut. and Mrs. Compton,
Lieuts. Rockwell, Tarbutton, Thompson
Topham and Albright, Capt. MoClin-
took, DR.. Bloomberg and DIR. Morse.
Miss Ethel Estberg VIII entertain
the Tell club at it's next meeting.
Mrs. Charles Bower was the hostess
of the Topeka Avenue Five Hundred
club today.
La Douzaine Whist club will meet
SON.
Two Topeka women who were in
innate friends for years have fallen
out and are doing SO much talking
about one another that people are
suspected for a long time.
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The Pleasant Hour club will give
the annual dinner for the members
and their husbands at the home of
Mrs. P. W. Wright on West street to-
night
The Topeka Orphans Home asso-
citation will give a benefit at DIR. Eva
Harddng's apartments, 10 Kansas
avenue, Wednesday. March II. The
invitations enclose little stockings in
which the guests are asked to bring
g. contribution of as many pennies as
twice the number Of the stockings
they wear
A chap is trying to learn to be
drunkard IN order to have an excuse
amount to much" he says, ''but If I
am a drunkard people will say that I
am a brilliant fellow and would be a
great success If didn't drink
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The Fluffy Ruffies club will dance
at Hudson's tomorrow afternoon. The
barn dance will be on the programme.
Mrs. James C. Gilchrist entertained
g. party of friends last night at cards
at her home, I'll Quincy street.
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The good husbands are usually
married to mean wives.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. A. Scott will enter
tain their card club tonight.
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The Travellers club will meet Satur-
day afternoon with Mrs. Mcclure and
Mrs. Howard, 1888 Western avenue
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A very pretty home wedding was that
Of Miss Loleta Goodwin to Mr.. Joseph
Emmett Kinnaird which took place
Wednesday at the home of the brides
mother, Mrs. Elizabeth Goodwin of Kiro
At IL o'clock the bridal couple descend
ed the stairs unattended while little
Miss Cochran, a niece of the BRIDE
played the wedding march. The cere-
mony was performed by the Rev. David
Lions, pastor of the North Topeka
Christian church. The bride was be-
comingly gowned in a dress of white
net over organdie. The out of town
guests for the wedding were Mr. and
Mrs. Waldman, Mr.. and Mrs. Marshall
all of Topeka; Miss Anna Spangler
from Richland, and Mr.. David B. Dea-
kin Of Cover. Mo. Mr.. and Mrs Kin
naird left Immediately for Kansas City
and other points in Missouri. They will
be at home to their friends after April
l at Kiro, Kan.
ed at breakfast Thursday morning at
other hostesses were Mrs. L. P Bone
brake, Mrs. F. E. Brooks, Mrs. D. H.