The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1908-04-07

shaped at the neck and has japanese
sleeves falling over the shoulders. and
are sewed together under the arms.
The jumper is trimmed with silk
border.
A few months ago Mr.. Charles Gui-
Dor sold his big Rambler car to his
brother-in-law, Mr.. Frank Moss of st.
Marys. He wasn't tired Of the car but
he said it really did him no good as 1t
time. Sunday Mr.. Moss came down
from st. Marys in the car and last
night Mr.. Guibor told a friend he
thought he'd take it out for while.
It'll be in the repair shop tomorrow,
said the friend. You saw that big
Rambler wrecked on Kansas avenue
near Tenth when you came down town
this morning? That was the Guibor-
Moss car. Mr.. Guibor hadn't been out
an hour last night when he collided
on the blink.
The big bow with ends which is to
be worn at the back has appeared in
Paris and threatens to make every
woman look like the Preside cat.
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/ The Sigma Chs of the University of
Kansas, who recently gave society
vaudeville at their frat house. are talk
ing about engaging the Nickel theater
in Lawrence and putting On their sho w
in public Mr. Art Gray of Topeka is
"topliner' in the Sigma Chi show.
He does a legerdemain act which is
said to be the best ever.
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A fresh married man met an attrac-
tive young matron and started to work
out by telling her a riSque story. He
had not much more than started be-
fore the young woman fixed him with
a severe eye and said: 'Mr. Blank, is
that story you would like to hear my
husband telling your Wife,?
Mrs d. R. Evans was given a sur
prise housewarming at her new home,
1901 Western avenue, this afternoon
by about forty friends. Assisting the
hostess were Mrs; Irving Wellman'
Hunt and Mrs. H. B. Howard.
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The B. A. T. S. will give a subscrip-
ton dance Wednesday night at Hud-
sons for Miss Gertrude Pearson who
will leave soon for new home in
Kansas City.
Miss Louise Mitchell gave line par
ty at the Novelty last evening for Miss
Effie Reading, who leaves next week
for Santa Rosa, Cal, to spend few
months Her guests were Miss Efie
Reading, Miss Grace Huntsberger,
Miss Elizabeth Schmidt, Miss Bess
White, Miss Ethel White, Miss Minnie
Jones, Miss Lucy Mitchell and Mrs. E.
S. Morse.
Mrs Thomas j. Myers will entertain
the Wednesday evening whist club to-
morrow night at her apartment, 900
Topeka avenue. Mrs. Myers will be the
hostess of the Friday bridge luncheon
club this week. Luncheon at Mills
tea room, followed by bridge at her
apartments.
Notes and Personal Mention.
Mr. Clarkson Millspaugh, who will
come from Kenyon college, Gambler,
Ohio, for the marriage of his sister,
Miss Elvia Millspaugh, and Mr..
Chauncey Dewey, Easter Monday will
be one of the ushers at the wedding.
Mr.. David w. Mulvane has gone to
Excelsior, Springs to join Mrs. Null
yane who has been there for a num-
Der of weeks and will return with him.
Miss Jessie Campbell is the guest of
Mrs. John Dodsworth in Leavenworth.
Mr. MacAIlaman of Atchison will
spend Sunday in Topeka.
Mrs. Jean M. Reid of Clyde has re-
turned home after a visit to her son,
Mr.. Albert T. Reid and Mrs. Reid.
Beloit Times: Mrs. Uriah Blair, OF
Topeka, arrived last evening and will
stay at the home of Mr.. and Mrs. c. C.
Blair during their absence. !.
Mr.. and Mrs C. C. Blair left this MORN
| ing for California and other Pacific
coast points. They expect to be gone
about a month.
Mr. George Huron, of New York city,