The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1908-01-03

days. The others asked were Miss
Laura Hall, Miss Henrietta Alexander,
Miss Mary Alexander, Miss Mary Mac
Lehman, Miss Berenice Emahizer, Miss
Cornelia Gleed, Miss Marguerite Clark.
Miss Annabel Garvey. Miss Frances
McClintock, Miss Lois Lindsay, Miss
Lucille Fuller, Miss Isabel Mills and
Miss Alice Hughes.
anything calmly except hearing that it
is an lawfully pretty party
A certain girl bullied her Steady all
through their courtship but now that
they are married their friends note
with some relish that he makes her
jump through and jump back. -
X N
Miss Mildred Scott of st. Louis is Wis
iting her father, Mr., James Frederick
Scott, 1921 West Tenth street, and will
be at home Informally to her friends
Saturday afternoon.
Y T.
A Topeka girl thinks she is persecut-
ed by her family because they Will not
consent to her receiving attentions from
a vulgar bounder who admires her. She
should be thankful for their opposition
instead of resenting it. People readily
forgive a foolish girls infatuation for
l the wrong man but not her parents Tor
countenancing it. If a girls people are
level headed she may be expected to
develop judgment and good taste her
self but If her father and mother don't
know the right sort from the wrong
there Is little hope for her
=
Miss Dorothy Porter gave luncheon
yesterday for her guests, Miss Ethel
Mars of Kansas City and Miss Mary
McCown of Emporia. Miss Mars re-
turned to Kansas City last night but
Miss McCown will be here until Sum
day.
Bill Curtis tells about man so stingy
that he won't laugh at joke at his
own expense.
The Phi Lambda Epsilon hop at Hud-
sons last night was attended by Miss
Alice Andrews, Miss Marguerite Mills,
Miss Clyde Bonebrake, Miss Katherine
Kellam, Miss Esther Rodgers. Miss
Margaret Pearson, Miss Helen Brown,
Miss Gertrude Mulvane, Miss Helen
Sharitt, Miss Roxie johnson OF Oska-
loosa, Miss Lillian Parf1t. Miss Marie
Lagerstrom. Miss Mildred Scott, Miss
Gladys Scott, Miss Ruth Whitney, Miss
Alice Noble, Miss Alice Willard, Miss
Hazel Howe, Miss Bertha HUI, Mr..
Clarence Jordan. Mr. Richard Hall, Mr..
Bart Bonebrake, Mr.. Stafford Chamber
lain. Mr.. Russell Grimes, Mr.. Nelson
Meade, Mr.. Holmes Meade, Mr.. Proctor
FOUGHT, Mr.. Robert Pierce, Mr.. Lewis
Hall, Mr. Allen McNeal, Mr.: Quinton
Adams, Mr.. Bruce Mcfarland, ME-
Harlow Hurley. Mr. Fritz, Mr.. Roy
Rauch, Mr.. Otto Council. Mr.. Joe Con-
nell. Mr.. Earl Ewart, Mr.. John Hamil-
ton, Mr. Roy Starr.
The searchers' club will meet with
Miss Schenck. FOL Garfield, saturday
afternoon.
1.-THE men," said a man who had
been making New Years calls and DO
ing other holiday society stunts, are
drinking less and the women more
y \
Miss Edith ConneH entertained the
little girls of the Bethany club this af-
ternoon in honor of Miss Mildred Full
Ter who is home from Sacred Heart
academy, ST. Louis for the holidays.
= = y
A chap who goes to all kinds says
he prefers the kind of a dance where
gents pay fifty cents. ladies get in free
and everybody chews big wad Of
black jack. AS he is persona grata
in the smart set and is invited every
where. it can't be sour grapes.
Mrs. ]. Ware Butterfield and Mrs.
w. A. McCarter will oEtertaia t.ae
Western Serosis tomorrow afternoon
at the home Of Mrs. McCarter. Mrs.
+. c. Chamberlain will pad paonr,
"a Matter of Taste" and the discus
sion will be led by Mrs. c. ]. Evans
and Mrs. Ida Zellers.
X
1t must be Perfectly Grand to be an
eligible man and have the mothers in
a f1utter and the fathers trying to look
| unconscious when you dance twice
| with their daughters.
4 X =
Miss Mildred Fuller entertained
some of her girl friends informally at
the Copeland yesterday afternoon.
The guests were: Miss Alice Hughes,
| Miss Mamie Zahner. Miss Edith Con-
nell, Miss Elizabeth Moore, Miss Anita
Weiskirch, Miss Hildegarde Hurley,
Miss Lucille Fuller and Miss
Helen Davis.
The attention of the blase cynics
who go to parties, sit 'em out and
| criticize Girls Nowadays on the
grounds of foolishness, frivolity, lazi-
ness, incapability and extravaganza
is called to a Topeka girl who hasn't
| a Steady and who has all the qualities
which they pretend to admire She
| belongs to one of our Best Families
| She is pretty, well bred and has a COL
| lege- education. She knows how to
wear her clothes and is always smart
ly dressed and distinguished looking
| So much for the despised externals
| and superf1cialities. NOWl She earns
| her own living, takes care of volum-
| nous private correspondence and her
| fathers business correspondence,
+! of the homework and cooking for a