The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1908-01-30


was trimmed with hand embroidered
scallops. The model was in blue French
pique, with the small flower spray and
the scallops embroidered in white wash
cotton.
Miss Celia Smith will give a party
Thursday night for her guest, Miss
Louise Porter of Plttsburg. --
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When a girl goes out of town to visit
another girl and has Perfectly Grand
time she comes home and tells about 1t
with rapturous adjectives and says her
friend is the Sweetest Thing in the
World. But when the Sweetest Thing
in the World comes to return the visit
and the ex-guest becomes a hostess and
has to give up some Of her closet room
and take the Sweetest Things break
fast up to her in the morning and sit
back, smile and look pleasant while the
S. T. beats her time with her beaux-
then it's different thing. Her enthus-
iasm dwindles noticeably day by day
and she sees the last of the Sweetest
Thing with unconcealed relief. an
nouncing that she hopes That Cat will
never step foot inside her house again.
The story of the average gtrl-friendship,
when they live in different towns, runs
about like this: Miss Topeka goes to
visit Miss Chicago and stays number
Of weeks Miss Chicago gets mighty
tired of her but she's bound to have
the return visit and SO Miss Chicago
visits Miss Topeka and stays as long as
Miss Topeka did when she visited Miss
Chicago. When she goes home there is
a perceptible GOODNESS and they talk
about each other all the rest of their
lives and there is no more visiting.
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The executive board of the state fed
Grafton of clubs had a meeting this
morning in Topeka where most Of the
Of hod
Woman's Kansas Day club meeting yes
terday. In compliance with a request
for such a committee from the general
federation Mrs. Eustace H. Brown of
Olathe, president Of the Kansas fedora
ton and the other members of the ex-
ecutive board appointed the following
women from the district declarations on
a press committee: Miss Martha Beck,
Holton. First district; Miss Margaret
Stevenson. Olathe, Second district; Mrs.
trict; Mrs. Pearl Morris, Emporia,
Fourth district; Mrs. J. G. D. Campbell,
Junction City Fifth district; Mrs. Geo.
r. Griffith, Hayes City, Sixth district;
Mrs Fred B. Hine. Kinsley. Seventh
district Mrs N G. Singer, Wichita,
Eighth district; Mrs. William Nofftz,
Quenemo. Usage county federation.
Mrs Brown announces that the next
annual meeting Of the state federation
will be held in Manhattan early in May,
the announcement OF CQS exact Qdle
awaiting the convenience of Mrs. Sarah
Piatt Decker of Denver. president of
the general federation who has prom
isd to attend the meeting and will be
the guest of honor.
The Fillmore Street Whist club met
this afternoon with Mrs. Willis Nor
ton.
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A subscription dance at McRae's for
the Helianthus. Varsity and Tivoli
clubs last night was attended by Mr..
and Mrs. Don Mulvane, Miss Nadine
IytIe, Miss Mary Sutherland, Miss
Nellie Millspaugh. Miss Edna Snepp,
Miss Hazel Howe, Miss isabel Heath,
Miss Genevieve Miller of st. Marys,
Miss Lucille Pollock. Miss Ella Davis.
Miss Helen Haughey. Miss Helen
Sharitt, Miss Julia Wellhouse, Miss
Margaret Murphy, Miss Lolita John
stone. Miss Marie Ziegler, Miss Ra
Hotchkiss Miss Marguerite Mills. Miss
Ethel Frizzell, Miss Dorothy Porter,
Miss Hazel Larkin, Miss Frances
Brown, Miss Louise McNeal, Miss Mar
garet Garvey, Miss Airline Dietrich,
Miss villa Fazon. Miss Clara Freshman,
Miss FLOYD Robertson. Mr.. Todd Mat
+hews Mr.. Clarence Jordan. Mr.. Archie
Pavey, Mr.. Jay Close, Mr. Harry Lewis,