The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1908-04-27
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MIS-. j. w. Burt gave dinner at the
Country club Saturday night for Mr..
and Mrs. Alfred BIN of Faribault and
Miss Berta Reid OF Minneapolis. Min
nesota, who are visiting her. The 9TH
er guests were Miss Helen Quigley of
Sterling, Miss Eva Smith, Miss Isabel
Lakin, Mr.. Ben Scandrett, Mr.. Joe Will
son, Mr.. Dan Hammatt, Mr.. Lew Gra-
| ham and Mr.. Leslie Guild.
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| If the chap who is starting to rush a
girl he is just a little teentsie-weentsie
bit crazy about, could hear the conjec-
| lures of her family and friends as to
whether or not they will make match,
| it would frighten him to death. When
p man gets a casual crush on a new
| girl his attentions to her mean moth
ing. He is not thinking any more about
the girl is thinking about It,
after his second call, and so are all
her friends, and wondering whether or
not she can land him.
| Mr.. Walter Burgess gave a luncheon
at the Elks club Saturday for these
| guests: Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph E. Nor
gan Miss Amy Nelson of IronwOod,
Michigan. Miss Floyd Robenson and
Mr.. Glen Edgerton of Manhattan.
| You would think to hear girl tell
about the Kind of a Man 1 Like that
| she would spurn the attentions Of any
| other sort. But when an ordinary scrub
| calls up and asks her to take a street
4 car ride she accepts with alacrity and
expect such a fastidious young person
| to display If a Prince should call for
her III a gold plated automobile.
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Ed Curry and His Barndancers at
| tended an informal hop at Hudson's
Il mic fu inn nd pf
| Mrs. j. G. Freshman, Mr.. and Mrs. AL
bert T. Reid, Miss Floyd Robenson
Miss Ethel Davis, Miss Fay Quinton
Miss Ethel Estberg, Miss Alice Lakin
Miss Florence tombstone, Miss Heller
tombstone, Miss Lolita JOhnStone, Miss
Clara Freshman, Miss Amy Nelson Of
Ironwood, Michigan, Mr.. Will Curtis
Mr.. Jim Stewart, Mr.. Fred Davis, Mr.
Edwin Curry. Mr.. Jerry tombstone. Mr.
Sam Freshman, Mr.. Charles Guibor
Mr.. George Higginbotham of Rossville
Mr.. Leo Haughey and Mr.. Jay House
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} Mrs. Eustace H. Brown of Olathe
president Of the State Federation o
| Women's Clubs, spent part of last weei
in Fort Scott where she was the CUES
Grafton, a reception and number O.
luncheons and dinners.
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When it's a question of four flushing
you'll nave to give IL 10 the girls.
Topeka girl used to knock on a NAL
in the same set something scandalous
She said he was low-born, ill-bred
. stupid. conceited, disagreeable, stingy
! and didn't battle often enough. Outsid
Of that, it is presumed; he was all right
. Meanwhile the man said nothing at al
about the girl, in fact appeared obliv
ious Of her existence, and there,
seems, was the rub. Because, when h
!, happened to stumble over her at
, party one night and had to ask her TO
a dance, she made such fuss owe
, him that he has been dancing with he
and calling on her ever since. And, a
far as his low birth. bad breeding, stu
pidity conceit, arrogance, parsimon
and unfamiliarity with the bath-tu
are concerned. she never says anythin
, more about them, and he seems t
have made her like It..
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The Illustration shows a neat dres
, for afternoon wear. The over-blouse
, made in surplice style, trimmed wit
embroidery. The guimpe or under
blouse has a yoke of embroidery. TIL
+ sleeves are short and have embroidere
cuffs. The graceful skirt consists {