The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1908-07-07
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Mrs. Harry G. Larimer gave
breakfast this morning for Miss Hazel
Hartshorn of Sedalia, Mo-, guest or
her aunt, Mrs. Charles T. Adams at
the Manspeaker.
Mrs. Elmer E. Bloom will entertain
her Bridge club Thursday afternoon
and a guest table in compliment to
Miss Jessie Campbell, whose engage
ment to Mr.. Edward Davis of Leav-
enworth has been announced.
You hear a good deal about this
woman or that one being good look
ing" After a woman is past twenty
she may be good looking if she is well
dressed and under no other circum-
stances.
The marriage of Miss Anna Lips
comb and Mr. Paul Nudge both of
Kansas City, will take place Saturday
evening, July II at O'Clock. July IL
is also the anniversary of the mar
riage of Mr.. Mudge's parents Mr.. and
Mrs. H. u. Nudge of Chicago, former
ly of Topeka. The wedding is or
especial interest here where the
Nudge family is so well known. Mr.
Paul Nudge is the youngest of the
Nudge boys. He was graduated from
st. Johns Military school few years
ago and is now chief clerk in the Of
flee of the superintendent of the ROCK
Island at Kansas City. Mr.. Nudge
and his bride will go to Colorado for
the wedding journey and will after
wards join his people on their annual
camp in the Glorietta mountains OF
New Mexico.
Love Tales of the Bridge Clubs:
Fillmore street girl has broken her
enlargement to an out-of-town man
and her engagement to the town man
who made her forget the old love VIII
be announced this fall. A Taylor
street belle can take her choice be-
tween a chap who is too young TO
marry and one who is too old.
About the only girl on Harrison street
of marriageable age has one OF the
older bachelors hooked and strung
and hung over the side of the boat
One poor girl had her trous-
eeau almost finished and now the man
has slipped and is batting In a new
league. And Goodness Knows ~
hard enough to fell seams. and whip
lace and make hand tucks for twelve
suits of unmentionables! one
OF the girls says she is going to marry
an out Of town man. An pSsS the F on
FTusher signs and just wishes she
could learn to love a certain chap!
But she doesn't fool anybody.
sThev say a certain Young Smarty
whose love affairs are always lnter res
trying to steal second
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Atchison Globe (Monday): MISS
Alice Brown entertained with luilSn-
con this afternoon in honor T Tt
guest. Miss Edna Hopkins, OF Iopeka'
The floral decorations were nastur
tiums. and the place-cards We're pen
and ink sketches. Covers We're Iaiu
for fourteen: Misses Helen Iiow Aiioa
1Tlorence Cain, Ruby Chisham, Alce
is,is1 Alice Noble. Lucille Good.
Mary Collett, Henrie Walker, Gaze
Donald, Helen Hackney, Lucy anu
BESSIE Fletcher, the guest OF hoiloi'
and the hostess.
Mr. 7 M. Meade has received the loI-
lowing note from Bishop Mliispau 81, -,
who is now in London attending Tic
Lambeth conference 1Ir,, the
Hampton Court Home ol
Eighth, and Elizabeth. :. +ha
NV Dear Mr.. Meade:-Thls Is Inc
home of the INDECENT WIDOWS. 81;
Royalty BY the kindness OF the hin5
an auto has been put at my dlsposai
for the day, and took me out, ~ miles
Aio"- F. r. MILLsPAUGH.
To celebrate. the birthday or her son
pogar Mrs. F. S. Savage gave troiIey
ride for about 40 girls and boys lass
night A Vinewood car was chai 80
and the company was gwen lluI
street
Grimes assisted the hostess ana the III
Citations included Mrs. c. e. Laupacn'
irene Gaines, Ruth WOOD MAJ III
Crittenden. Mildred Qulnton; yu.s
Criswen. Elizabeth Edson, E1 PaeSer
Hart Lillian Guthrie, Dorothy ReeoeI'
rsenevieve McMillen, Edith Conneli
norris Rosser, Marie Hotchklss, otelra
Reggs. Susie Fay. Anna Welse SSia
Margaret Shakeshaft, Beatrlee n intnn
ehaft. Helen Whitfield Haroio Q Illi'o,
Dnnaid Johnson, Archibald MckeeVeI'
S+anIev COPELAND, Kenneth Sutherlanu'
willard Bowman. Dougias Ma
chester Bunger, Richard baItoh, -
hall crawford Alden Weightman' Jno
lprescott. Alfred Cole, Wilbur Cole, Eu-
ward Clark, Roger Davis. RooerI Us
well. Donald Taliaferro' Alden III u'i''
Lyle Wilson
r., coorge p Lux. 1853 Western av-
.r,,e has asked guests Thursday AFTER
Ioon in compliment to MIS- W.
Mertz who has recently moved mere
from Ohio and lives at l4lo fiiiiioie
street. .
Miss Ella True entertained the toi-
lowing Topeka girls at ner nome 80
perry on the Fourth: Miss n Myra S SoI
sng Miss Nettie Corning. Miss CiarK
Miss Gladys Miller. Miss Zoe Miller
Miss Nellie Miller. Miss Mary Axtel
Miss Mary Patterson. Miss Leah Lewis,
Miss Marion Gleason, MISS MERRIAM
Dale, Miss Rutn 1othSHh, ,H Nj
Campbell, Miss Jessie Campbell; MISS
EDNA banner and Miss Edith Slatten
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Mrs. S. G. Stewart. 511 West Elshth
avenue. will entertain "Wednesday al
ternoon in celebrating the eleventh
birthday of her daughter, ISABEL
Miss Marie Vanderpool. Miss leila
cellars. Miss Edna Campbell. Miss
Helen Tillotson Miss Ruth Woodford,
Miss Lillian Jordan, Miss Louise kas-
+er and Miss Hazel Criswel Will com