The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1908-11-03


copied with good effect in white felt
or in pale blue. mauve or rose color
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A man tried to pick a long hair.
which he supposed was detached, off
girls shoulder and was greatly en-
barrassed when, after pulling Ind pull
ing. he found it was still fastened to
her head. II beg your pardon" he
said much distressed. II thought it was
loose but 1 am afraid 1 am hurting
you" 20 no." she said. that is, I
store hair and the. loss of it hurts me
mentally, but not physically"
Mrs. Robert Pierce and Mrs. Fred
erick w. Freeman have issued invita-
lions for a reception at the formers
house, 709 Taylor street. Wednesday at
ternoon, November H.
II shall never feel that I am really
Grand Folks" says.a Topeka woman,
until 1 get so used to an automobile
that 1 can sit back in one and look
glum. An automobile is such treat
to me that,@I can't get into one with
out beaming and I ride along, graci-
ously bowling to friends from left to
right in a manner that tells palmer
than words that 1 am not used to lux
ury.''
Mr.. and Mrs. Clarence S. Bowman.
Mrs. Elmer E. Bloom Mr.. and Mrs. G.
H. Burger, Mr.. and Mrs. Matthew
Macferran, Mr.. and Mrs. David Norton
have organized a new evening bridge
club which will meet Thursday with
Mr.. and Mrs. Nellis.
The new Club Member issued yester-
day has a number of good things this
month The contents are Reminlscen-
ces of Pioneer Days in Allen County,
History of E,arlV
Days of Victoria, by Mrs. George
Philip. Sr, Cherokee County, by George
E. Rose, editorial and other depart
ments The frontispiece is picture OF
Harriet Woodin Comstock OF PARSONS arse
who has lived in Kansas since 1867.
The Western avenue five hundred
club will meet with Mrs. r. NJ. Spivey,
HOO Topeka avenue. at 2 O'Clock to-
morrow afternoon
The Thetas of K. L. held initiation.
Saturday night for Miss Kate Curry,
Ellsworth; Miss Katherine Dolman,
Topeka; Miss Ethel Chalkley and Miss
Gleissner and Miss Myra Rodgers, Abb
lene; Miss Euphemia Smart, Ottawa,
and Miss Carrie Calhoun of Fort
Scott.
Mr.. and Mrs c. S. Otis recently of
Des Moines, Iowa, celebrated their
wooden wedding anniversary Saturday
evening at their house at Ala West
Thirteenth street with dinner served
at 1880 O'Clock and followed by music
and cards Those present were Mr..
and. Mrs George Heyden. Mr.. and Mrs.
Carl Otis, Miss Bess Lampert of Den
yer, Colo, Miss Dorothy Lee Griffith
of Spokane. Wash. Mr.. Sam Fleish-
man and Mr.. Walter Goodnow-
Nrrs II p Tantz and Mrs Bert
whelan will give dinner tonight at
the home of the latter. 521 western
avenue to celebrate the wedding an
niversary of their parents, Mr. and
Mrs. S. S. OFT.
Mrs. L. HsLane gave line party
at the Novelty Monday for Mrs. t. h
Reinbach of Albany. Mo. The guests
Bowman Mrs. " B. Kistler, Mrs. J.
T. Botkin, Miss Juantia Fox. Mrs. H.
F. Guthrie and Mrs. Watrous.
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Mrs. wayland Chapman entertained
Informally yesterday for her cousin.
Mrs. Bert Hopkins of Pennyan, N. Y.
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The Felicity Whist club met this
afternoon with Mrs. Charles l.. Short.
The West Side Reading club met
this afternoon with Mrs. B. T. WEIGH.
4S1 Taylor street.
The vignette club met this after
noon with Mrs. J. w F. Hughes.
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Mrs. F. w. Watson entertained the
Junior Atlantean club this afternoon.
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The Nautilus club met this after
noon with Mrs. ]. S. Rooms, 1928 Bos-
we'll Place.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. NJ. West. 1O6 Bu-
of Young guests at a Halloween party
Saturday night. The house was beau