The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1908-08-29
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Mrs Margaret wiggin has asked
guests for dinner Monday evening in
compliment to Mr.. and Mrs. f. P.
Russell of st. Louis, guests of Mrs.
Russell's sister, Mrs. Armin Weiskirch.
Miss Floyd Robertson gave an after
noon bridge today for Miss Margaret
Wilson of Milwaukee and Miss Betty
Niles OF Salt Lake city. The others
asked were Mrs. w. 8. McClintock,
Mrs. Charles L. Mitchell, Miss Eva
Smith. Miss Isabel Smith. Miss Perme-
liza Curtis. Miss Julia Leland. Miss
Alice Lakin, Miss Mary Meade, Miss
Alice Meade Miss Virginia Meade,
Miss Fay Quinton, Miss Helen McCltn-
took. Miss Dorothy Wilson, Miss Edna
Herbst Miss Lolita tombstone, Miss
Julia Larimer and Miss Maud Grimes.
A Topeka woman who has been
away on a gadding trip with her hus-
band says that most of the time they
were gone their conversation was
something like this: Look, Jack! Did
you ever see such a hat in all you
life?" where? o. um-huh. That's a
1907 Packard over there"
Jack! That woman has the best
looking shoes I've seen in New York.
"Yep. Those Thomas Flyers are good
cars. no use talking"
''If you buy me that gown, Jack. I'll
do anything in the world for you"
well. I wish you'd tell me the
name on that car. It's manufactur-
er I never heard of before"
The usual Saturday dinner-dance
will be given at the Country club this
evening.
Mrs A. A. Robinson and Miss Meta
Robinson. who are spending a few
months I'm Los Angeles, were the
guests of honor at garden tea given
by Mrs. Edward L. Dohemy. Thursday,
August 81.
1.-THE fate of William. E. Annis,"
said a local commentator yesterday.
'is the fate of the man who kisses and
tells He talked too much. But, to
man of that character, conquest is
no good unless he can boast of it.
What's the use of being fascinatin' if
nobody knows it?'
It is announced for the benefit of
members who are planning to entertain
at the Country club that the dining
room will close September To-
Mr.. and Mrs. Paul A. LoveweH will
enter sin a few neighborhood friends
informally this evening in compliment
to Mr.. Lovewell's aunt, Mrs II. L. Mil
Ter, who leaves Tuesday, after spend
ing the summer in Topeka, for Meri-
dian. Miss, where she holds the posi-
ton Of principal of Lincoln school.
Miss Helen Knox entertained the
members of the ]. ]. club this after
noon in compliment to Miss Marguerite
Kiene who will enter Saint Mary's
academy, Leavenworth. next month.
Beside the hostess and the guest of
honor the club members are Miss Isa-
bel Dickinson, Miss Mary Cooper. Miss
Bess Lagerstrom. Miss Dot Etnyre,
Miss Zillah Mileham.
Mr.. Alfred Quinton, Mr.. Dick Reed,
Mr.. Fred Crossley, Mr.. Kenneth Bur
nett, Mr.. Harry Curtis. Mr.. Warrick
Updegraff. Mr.. Darwin Bradley and
Mr. Ralph Segar will go to Kansas
of their high school fraternity, the
Delta Omicron Omicron, September l,
2 and 8. Among the festivities will be
a dance and a dinner and a number
of Topeka girls will go down for these
occasions. Among them are Miss
Ieona Curtis. Miss Dorothy Scott, Miss
Bertha Hull Miss Ann Troutman, Miss
Grace Koontz. Miss Marie Lagerstrom,
and Miss Isabel Heath.
A subscription dance at the National
roof garden last night was attended
by: Miss Marie Lagerstrom, Miss Sue
Rodgers. Miss Edna Herbst, Miss Ger
trude McClintock. Miss Edna Gafford,
Miss Rachel Coston. Miss Edna Thomp-
son, Miss Louise McNeal. Miss Mar
garet Garvey, Mr.. Harold Tice, Mr..
George White, Mr.. Wilson Hobart, Mr..
Stanley Reed, Mr.. Clarence Jordan, Mr..
william Wellhouse, Mr.. James Hayes
Mr.. j. Clyde Corbet. Mr.. Edwin Kist-
Ter and Mr.. Irwin Snattinger
The Ohio club will hold its annual
picnic at Garfield park Labor day, Sep
tember Z. All Ohio people in town and
the surrounding country are invited to
help make this the best and largest
picnic ever held Local speaking and
a good programme for all to enjoy
The T. B. C.s OF last year reor-
ganized after the summer season, I'M
der the name of N. I. B., at the home
of Miss Mary z. Flynn. The members
are: Miss Kathryn Devlin, Miss Mary
NicAuliffe, Miss Edith Jones, Miss Mary