The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1908-03-30

WIZ
Mrs William H. Carruth of Law
renee came to town today to visit
Mrs. Scott Hopkins. 1177 Fillmore
street. and was the guest of honor at
a social meeting of the Alta Vista
club at Mrs. Hopkins house this af-
ternoon. Mrs. Carruth talked to the
club about Modern German Life, a
subject to which she brought many
interesting "reminiscences of her fire.
quent visits to Germany, from the
latest of which she has only just re-
turned, and the accurate information
and perfect appreciation of the in
thorough study of the German
language, literature and history In
addition to Mrs. Carruth's address,
which was the feature of the meet
ing, the club heard an interesting
musical programme to which Miss
tributed songs. Professor Carrutl1,
who holds the chair of German at the
University of Kansas, joined Mrs.
Carruth here this afternoon, and Mr..
and Mrs. Frank P. MacLennan will
give a dinner for them tonight to
also been asked.
Miss Ethel Davis entertained Miss
Fay Quinton, Miss Ethel Estberg,
Miss Gala CutteH and Miss Helen Otis
for the weekend at her nome,
Tenth and Fillmore street
X
Another Topeka woman is said to
have packed her poodle and gone
home to Mommer.
X n X
Mrs. Frank Scott Davis will enter
tain the Duplicate Whist club to-
morrow.
There was line of women that
stretched half way across the street
waiting in the rain in front of Crosby
Brothers this morning for the free
tickets to the Madam Yale beauty lee
ture at the Grand Thursday Now
that the beauty culturists tell us that
1t is sign of laziness or slovenliness
not to be good looking, every woman's
motto is Beauty or Bust.
Billy had been unusually good that
day and his mother said to him,
you're good. why can't you always be
like this?'' Now there, mother,' re-
torted Billy, ''I just knew YOU
couldn't get through the day without
losing your temper"
The Eastern Helianthus dance will
be on Friday, April "a, instead of
Thursday, the 23rd.
X
A Topeka girl has eighteen cats.
Miss Kate Gunther entertained the
Lakota club today.
X
One hundred and fifty Baker uni
versity students will come from Bald
win Friday for the Baker Washburn
basketball game and debate.
They were driving through a
wooded lane where the trees were
just putting on their first faint touch
OF green. He was "going ah-wy from
hy-ah" and was urging her to go
with him. But" she objected, .aTom,
mentioning his rivals name) has a
he scoffed. Amt I going to earn
twelve dollars a week I'll buy one.
too" Yes" She retorted but I've
seen his
Mr.. Walter Burgess gave a supper
at the Elks' club Saturday night fol-
lowing an informal dance at Hudson's.
for the following guests: Mr. and Mrs.
W. S. McClintock, Mr. and Mrs. Chas.
l. Mitchell, Miss Gala CutteIl. Miss
Fay Quinton, Miss Ethel Estberg. Miss
Florence tombstone, Miss Helen John
Ethel
Davis, Miss Helen Otis, Mr.. Fred Davis.
Mr. Bert Reid, Mr.. Mike Murray, Mr..
Dack Hayden, Mr.. Dana Davis. Mr..
Jerome tombstone. Mr.. Charles Guibor,
Mr.. Bill Curtis, Mr.. Edwin Curry.
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There Will be an informal subscrip-
ton dance at the Country club tomor-
row night.
From New York correspondence in
the Kansas City star: Miss Nav
Gardner of Lawrence is here from
Wells college to spend a week with
Mrs. Louis A Springer. Mr.. and Mrs
night to meet Miss Gardner and also
the Baroness Won Lakow of Vienna,
who studied with Miss Gardner several
years ago in Paris, and who has had
studio here for the past winter. The
baroness does very beautiful etchings
and wood prints in colors Some of it
will be shown Sunday night at the
Springers' evening.
X X X
AS interesting as an important So
ciety event is the first formal showing
of street and dress hats for spring
which the Misses Pickens will hold ali
day tomorrow. Many new and alb
solutely exclusive models will be
shown.
Notes and Personal Mention.
DR.. and Mrs. w. N West and their
daughters Antoinette and Charlotte
who leave Topeka April for a visit
to DR.. Vests people in England and
a continental trip, will sail April II
from Philadelphia on the Merton.
Mrs. J. R. Histed and her daughter
Betty are expected home Wednesday
from a visit in Kansas City.
Misses New V;rroorl