The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1908-08-11

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| Joined them for dinner after the game.
| Her guests were Mrs. w. E. Sterne,
Mrs. Ira o. Howe and Mrs. A. ]. Wal
colt.
Speaking of whirlwind campaigns,
what. do you. know about the race for
| an eligible Topeka man who is being
chased by half the unmarried women
in town? 81 ~
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McAfee and Miss Edna Corbet will give
moonlight picnic, at the Forbes
country place, Cedar Heights. tonight
in honor of Miss Rose Thomas of La
mar, COL. Miss Alice Linley and Miss
Mona Linley of Atchison. --@'-
The Summer Bridge club met today
at the Country club.
/ When Mr.. and Mrs. Eugene B. Stotts
announced that they had named their
baby, born a week ago, William Jen-
nlngs Bryan, all their neighbors and
friends and kin who couldn't take
joke, raised storm of protest and in
dignation and sent Populations to re-
monstrate with them. The case even
there was an editorial in one Topeka
newspaper and paragraph in another
devoted to the wrongs of children af-
nicted by the names of Great Men Mr..
and Mrs. Stotts have now selected their
sons real name, and if it is satisfactory
to everybody he viii be called Eugene
Bristol. Mrs. Stotts was before her
marriage Miss Louise Bristol of An
thony. ..H
n X ~
It's hannv ms ~ the wife
really has her husband bluffed and the
husband really has his wife fooled
~
Mr.. John Clugston gave dinner for
Saturday night for his cousin, Mr.. Ken
meth Byrne and Mr.. George Hider,
both of Kansas City. s.
They were dancing together. the
serious young woman in love with her
Art, musical high brow. and the
village-cut-up who can make a cheer
full noise around the piano of an even
ing and knows all the popular trashy
songs. Said the musical high-brow,
is a vocalist. and to make conversa-
ton: Don't you know any new
songs?" "Oh, yes" replied the viii
lage-cut-up. Have you heard that
new pathetic ballade Fathers Ribs
Are Floatin' Toward the Shore? ?"
How odd." exclaimed the M H. b.,
whose education has been limited to
arias and things, II never heard OF
it, That's stranger title than Had
Horse Finer No One Ever Saw.
always thought that was the most I'M
fortunate title. But the songs been
very popular" "Oh this one is. too"
the V. c. U. assured her. And there's
another, She Looks Like Heck But
She's Good to Her Folks. why, the
Ideal" calculated the NJ. H. B. and she
stopped dancing in the middle of the
floor. Here do write those names on
my programme. I'm going to send Tor
them right away"
Miss Margaret Garvey entertained
the following guests, members of her
bridge club, this morning at bridge
party for Miss Gertrude Mulvane: Miss
Mulvane Miss Nadine Lyle, Miss
Mary Sutherland, Mrs. Ward Spielmar,
Mrs Carl Trap, Miss Helen Haughey.
Miss Helen McClintock. Miss Gertrude
McClintock. Miss Gladys Scott, Miss
Eugenia Quinton. Miss Ella Davis,
Miss Berenice Johnson of Atchison,
Miss Edna Herbst, Miss Grace Koontz.
Howe. --
Notes and Personal Mention.
Mr.. Ed Ogston of Wichita Falls,
Texas, was in Topeka Sunday.
| Mr.. and Mrs. George A. Clark and
| their IdII1ly anu NIL dilu NILE. INOOCie
Pierce and their family have returned
from Estes Park, Colo. Miss Mary
Dallas Gage, who accompanied the
| Clark family, remained in COLORADO,
and will not be home for a few weeks.
Pickens SO to IS hats for $3.50 We'd
nesday only.
Miss Madge Bullene is here from New
York called to nurse her aunt, Mrs.
| Rodgers, 10 Lane street, who Is i'll at
Stormont hospital
Mr.. Kurtz Kellam has taken a posi-
ton with Aetna Life Insurance COM
pany and will remain in Topeka per-
manently. -rf
Miss Margaret Minney viii go to
Junction City Friday to spend two or
| three weeks. -. .---
The Misses Pickens. hatters, an
nounce an interesting sale at remark
able prices for Wednesday.
Mrs. A. S. Parks of Enporia Is the
guest of her sister, Mrs. H. w. Roby.
| for a few days.
Misses Alice and Mona Linley OF
Atchison are guests of Miss Lucille
McAfee.
Mr.. c.. A Fellows of Los Angeles,
guest of Mr.. and Mrs. w. E. Sterne.
will leave for California tonight. Miss
Florence Fellows, who has been visit
| ing in Wamego-on-the-Ka came
down last night and was the guest OF
Miss Helen Sterne until today when
| she went to Marion for a visit
| Those inmitable Pickens' hats on
sale Wednesday. Twelve dollars to
| twenty. dollar hats for S. 2
Mrs. C. E. Morton has returned
| from a visit to her relatives in Detroit.
Mr.. Morton met her in Chicago last
Friday and they spent to weekend
in Muskegon, returning to Topeka
| yesterday. ~
Mr.. and Mrs. B. r. Lakin of Kansas
! City are visiting Mrs. Lakin's sister,
Mrs. ]. H. Davies. in Atchison.
! Pickens' $6 and $40 hats for $3.75
| Wednesday.
| who is now visiting Miss Katharine
Rockwell in junction City, is ex-
pected in Topeka before long to visit
Mrs George Martin