The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1908-09-28

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blue braid, embroidery in pale blue and
pale blue buttons. The little yoke was
detachable, and was of sheer white
tucked lawn, with a collar of batiste
embroidery.
The men may as we'll resign them
selves to waiting longer than ever for
the women to dress. 1t takes them an
extra hour this season to put on their
false hair and lace their high shoes
that extend half way to the. knee.
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Miss Margaret Carney will entertain
her bridge club tomorrow.
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81 make it a rule" says a Topeka
girl, never to cIinch with man I'M
less have known him at least twenty
four hours. But of course in the case
of visiting man who isn't going to
be in town that long 1 have to raise
the speed limit
Miss Emma Smith has asked guests
for a luncheon, followed by bridge,
Wednesday for Miss Laura Richmond
of Rochester, n. Y, who is visiting her
cousin, Miss Laura Southwick. Miss
Miss Richmond this week.
The U and 1 club will meet tomor-
row afternoon ato2:30 O'Clock in the
ton building. ,tt7
An inforbal reception will be given
for the WashbuBn students and facul-
tv tomorrow evening by the Euclid
Avenue Methodist church, corner of
Lane and Seventeenth streets. Those
who will compose the receiving line
are: Rev. and Mrs. Marvin NJ. Gull
pepper. Mr.. and Mrs, Eugene Spicker-
man, Mr.. and Mrs. Seth A. Cook, Mr..
and Mrs. Fred Boyer. Mr.. B. d. Realm
and Miss Emily-Altman
Miss Hattie Hummer. daughter of
Mrs s NJ. Hummer of Elmont, will be
married October IA to Mr. Dale Ho1-
comb. The wedding Will take place at
the home of the brides mother. Miss
Hummer graduated from the Topeka
high school with the June '0S class.
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Notes and Personal Mention.
Mrs. George Moffett of Cincinnati,
Ohio, who before her marriage was
Miss Lottie Anderson and formerly
lived in Topeka, will arrive tonight to
visit Miss Mabel Crumrine.
Mr.. Carl Bolmar spent Sunday with
Mr. John Porter in Manhattan.
Mrs. L. A. Biggar of Hutchinson,
formerly of Toueka, is seriously i'll at
a hospital in Colorado Springs, where
she was taken a few weeks ago from
her summer home in Cascade for a
surgical operation.
The Rev. and Mrs. George A. Put
nam of Millbury, Mass, who have
been guests of their son, Dr. Harry
Putnam, and Mrs. Putnam, left this
morning for Omaha to visit another
son before returning to Massachusetts.
Mr.. c. r. Naylor of Chicago, for
formerly of Topeka. is seriously i'll at
Chicago hospital AFTER TWO operations
for appendicitis.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. B. Kelly have re-
turned from a visit to Mr.. and Mrs. L.
S. Mcclellan at Devils Lake, n. D.
Mrs E. c. Quigley of St Marys was
in town today on her way to Oklahoma
City for visit.
Mr.. oscar Wolf was in Lawrence
Saturday for the X. Informal foot
ball game.
home at 40 Seventh street east.
Mrs George o. Wilmarth has re-
turned from a visit in Lawrence and
Kansas City.
in Kansas City with her sister, Mrs.
Mervine.
Mrs. Norman Jury has returned
from visit in Atchison.
Mr.. and Mrs. Carlton Sawin spent
SUNDAY in Meriden.
Randall Burrow. Mr., and Mrs. j. r.
Burrows son, is visiting Mrs. ]. D. Rob
ertson in Leavenworth while his par
ents attend the bankers convention in
Denver
Major and Mrs Alvarado NJ Fuller
have returned from ST. Joseph where
they attended the military tournament
last week.
Mr. Kurt Zutavern. of Great Bend.
who has been visiting at the home of
Mr.. and Mrs. H. T. Whiting for the
past few days, returned home yester-
day.
spent last week with Miss Phil Reed,
1853 Fillmore street, is with her aunt.
Mrs. George A. Guild this week and
will go to Kansas City Saturday to
spend Sunday with Miss Katharine
Bishop. Miss Bishop spent Saturday
night and Sunday with Miss Quigley
at the home of Miss Reed.
Mr. Everett B. Akers has returned
from trip to California.
Miss Louise Sawyer, of Emporia, has
entered Washburn and will make her
home this winter with Mrs. Carlton
G. Whipple on Fillmore street.
D. Willis A. CASTOR was in Kansas
City yesterday.
Mrs. Mary Hanford Ford, of Kansas
City, arrived Friday in New York af-
ter a summer spent in Europe.
Mrs. Charles Fuller is visiting Mr..
and Mrs S. II. Fuller in Ottawa.
Miss May Reddick will leave this
week for New s-Ygork, where she will
continue voice study.
Mrs Naomi Peacock and Miss Nina
Peacock, will leave October to visit
Mr.. and Mrs. J. NJ Peacock In Austin,
Tex During their absence Mrs. Walk
er Coombs of Oklahoma City will be
the guesteof Miss Ella Peacock at Shun-
gamoor.
Mr. and Mrs. Hiram Price Dillon will