The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1908-01-16

when they will make senatorial calls.
Senator and Mrs. Curtis are estab-
lished in their new home, 1918 S
street, having given up the house on
New Hampshire avenue which they
took early in the season.
Mrs. Long, wife of Senator Chester
T. Long of Medicine Lodge, Kan, has
been a sufferer all the season from
rheumatism, but is observing her
Thursday afternoons at home quite in
| formally. She sees all her visitors.
but is not able to go out at night, nor
| is she able to return her visits. She
is improving all the time and hopes
| to be quite recovered by the time the
! spring season opens.
Mrs. Long is such a factor in the
social affairs of the senatorial and
congressional circles that she has been
greatly missed. She will do her usual
part in the celebration of Kansas day,
%, which is the anniversary Of the
day on which Kansas entered the
Union. In celebration of the day the
women of the Kansas delegation will
receive together in Senator Longs
| home on Massachusetts avenue.
1t has been Mrs. Longs custom ever
| since Mr.. Long became a senator to
! have the wives of the Kansas Repub-
| licans assist her. This year it will be
| just little different. and she will call
it the Kansas ladies's reception, as
| Mrs. Curtis, wife of Senator Longs
| colleague, will be with Mrs. Long on
| that afternoon.
! A large number of the members of
| the Kansas delegation IN congress
| We're originally members OF the KAN
| sas Day club which celebrates the day
| in fitting style in the state, and they
usually make an effort to commem-
crate it in some way in Washington.
| Mrs Long is also making arrange
ments for entertaining the young girls
| from her state who are attending
school in Washington ror a week end
| house party in few weeks. This is
another annual affair of this active
senatorial hostess, which is a pretty
! compliment both to the girls and to
| their relatives.
| The Varsity-Tivoli subscription
| dance at McRaes last night was at
! tended by Miss Louise McNeal, Miss
Alice Meade, Miss Julia Wellhouse,
Miss Vera Benjamin, Miss Laura Lux,
Miss Lucille Pollock, Miss Bess Rem
wick, Miss Vera Best, Miss Margaret
/ Garvey, Miss Ella Davis. Miss Allie
| Wingett, Miss Ethel F'rizell, Miss
| Celia Smith, Miss Gertrude Mulvane,
| Miss Nadine Lyle, Mr.. Arthur Wolff,
Mr.. Harry Wolff, Mr. Walter Wedding,
man. Mrs. George Beach, Mr.. Harry
! Eagle, Mr.. William Snyder Mr.. CLAIR
ence Aten, Mr.. A. J. Carruth, Mr.. Her
bert Clark, Mr.. James Mcfarland, Mr..
Eliphalet II. Pattee, Mr.. Joe Risteen,
Mr.. Dana Parkhurst, Mr.. Alfred Quin-
! ton, Mr.. Joe G. Denny, Mr.. Stanley
Reed, Mr.. Mac ALBANIAN. Mr.. Clarence
| Jordan, Mr.. Leo Haughey, Mr.. Glenn
Haughey, Mr.. Ray Ufford and Mr..
Harlow Hurley:
Two Topeka men are mad and don't
speak because each says the others
Best Girl is too fat
The members of Unity church were
entertained Tuesday night at a ban
quet, given at the church by the min
| lister and the trustees. The after din
ner talks were given by the Rev. Mr..
renee Mr.. Thomas F. Doran, Mr.. H.
L. Miller and Miss Funella Dana. The
trustees for the coming year elected
are Mr.. Robert Pierce, Mr.. Frank Dos
ter, Mrs. j. w. Robinson, Mrs. Fable
and Mr.. w. H. Cowles.
"You might say" a Washburn man
told the S r. this morning, that the
Glee club concert at the chapel tomor
( row night is going to be fussy doins
and will bring out more dress suits
than were ever seen on Washbufn
campus at one time before. . There
would nave been line parties, only the
, management decided not to reserve
seats, and the chaps think it would be
+ no nice way to do to take girl a 1
clock and oblige her to stand in line
until the doors opened. But everybody
is going to be there and the event
| promises to be very recherche, CONNIE
ii faut and all that sort of thing, don't
you know
Miss Julia Wellhouse entertained
her bridge club yesterday afternoon
Miss Gertrude Hankla, Miss Gertrude
Mulvane. Miss Ella Davis. Miss Alice
Meade. Miss Phil Reed and Miss Mar
garet Going played for absent men,
bers. The club will meet next WEEK
with Miss Margaret Carney.
Mrs j. c. McCfntock entertained
the Fillmore Street Whist club this
afternoon.
Mrs. Frank Petro and Mrs. Nelson
Petre| will give a dinner tonight at Mrs
Frank Petro's home on Polk street for
the members of the Eureka Luncheon
club and their husbands.
Some people have funny ideas of the
! DroDrieties A girl will go to Kansas
City for the day with man, unchaper-
oned. but she can't go. to lunch with