The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1908-02-21


Charles B. Thomas gave an informal
tea this afternoon from to 6 o'clock
at Mrs Quinton's house for Mrs. w.
P. Walker of South Bethlehem. Pa.
Another romance shattered! EN-
NETT Dalton, who as ex-convict and
desperate attracted as much at
tention among the girls as an actor or
an army officer, has spoiled everything
by buying a meat market. Easy
enough TO love an ex-convict and
desperate, but a butcher!
The girls who have been attending
the Helianthus, Tfvoi and Varsity
dances this winter will give leap
year dance at McRae's tonight.
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The telegraph news states that
while Mrs William Thaw was able to
overlook such trifing indiscretions on
the part of her daughter-in-law
woman's prerogatives without a union
card Gas Ebert Hubbard puts it)
and creating an International scandal,
when she surprised her Smoking a
Cigarette in the seclusion of her
Boodwor-that was Too Much and she
promptly advised her son to bring
action for divorce.
Mr.. Walter Stahl entertained a few
guests informally at cards at the
Adppd 1Hctd IiOuSS ldSI u1S LOT LIT.
and Mrs. Garfield w. Weede. The
other guests were Mr.. and Mrs. Wall
ter Boles, Miss Grace Boles, Miss Mar
cha Williams, Miss Celia Smith. Miss
Florence tombstone, Mr.. Henry Fay
Look, Mr.. Raymond Street and Mr..
Hugh Mcfarland.
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People are always accusing the S.
r. of loafing. They say to her.Sff they
meet her gadding about, When do
you work? Do you ever work? ~ But
in the next breath they show that they
realize that she is always working by
saying something and swapping out,
Now don't put that in the paper!"
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Treas on to suggest such a thing,
perhaps, but are there only two Good
and Great men in all the world,
Roosevelt and Taft?
Kansas City Journal: Mrs. James
W. May. 500 Freeman avenue. enter
tanned at luncheon and cards Tues
day for Miss Lois Cook. The center
piece of the table was Of white carna-
lions. The guests were: Mrs. Willard
Breidenthal. Mrs. Richard Griffith,
Miss Vera Hovey. Miss Rachel Tay-
lor. Miss Mabel Taylor, Miss Lena
Drees. Miss Edith seheller Miss
Miss Edith Cook, Miss Gay Shepherd,
Miss Hattie Grisworld, Miss Grimes
of Topeka, Miss Laura SIegler. Prizes
We're won by Miss Cook and Miss
Grimes. Miss Cook will leave Sunday
for Cuba, where she viii be the guest
Mrs. Burton Cook. Miss Cooks en-
gagement to Mr.. Norman Moseley of
Port Antonio, Jamaica. has been an
nounced and the wedding will take
place at the home Of her brother next
month.
Aofamily Of Topeka sisters have
interchangeable wardrobes. It is a
fact that they own all their clothes in
common. The other day a pert man
asked one of them 'sWhose hat is
that? On the square now! I have
seen every one of you girls wearing
it, ''It belongs to whichever one is
all our clothes in common. At the
beginning of a season each one buys
a suit and a hat but they are for
family use and every one has an equal
right to wear them"
Mr.. and Mrs. E. J. Shakeshaft en-
tertained the following guests in
formally at Ave hundred last night:
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. G. Bauer, Mr.. and
Mrs. William T. Newman, Mr.. and
Mrs. Frank J. Mileham. Mr.. and
Mrs. s. D. Cooper. Mr.. and Mrs. L. L.
k1ene, Mrs. Richard Sha keShaft.
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If you love dog you know that he
sheds hair on everything and smells
to high heaven most of the time but
you love him just the same: you can't
help it.
The D. A. RS will have a meeting
at the home of Miss Belle Thompson
tomorrow afternoon The other hos
tesses will be: Mrs. A. NJ. Harvey,
Mrs. N. F. Handy, Mrs. William Mac
ferran, Mrs Luther Burns, Mrs. c. A.
Mcclure, Mrs. B. r. Criswen. Miss
Ethel Aldrich, Miss Zu Adams, Miss
Mary Barley.
An interesting event Of the week