The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1908-07-09

CANT Oriental rug in the floor of her
touring car.
1t is said that a desperate man who
has been dead in love for two or
three years and has tried everything
else has at last told the girl to pick
out her bridesmaids and will take the
only known cure
A Topeka chap home from college
for his vacation is so fussy about
grammar that he even knows how to
use shall and will.
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The Rough-Top union has succeed
ed the Wader's union, the name re-
ferring to the porcupine style of wear
ing the hair affected by the college
men.
Mrs. G. f. Grattan of SIS Topeka
avenue entertained the following
guests Wednesday evening for her sis
ter, Miss Emma Howes: Miss Jose
phine Lynch, Miss Anna Hoch, Miss
Emma Smith, Miss Rachel Locke. Miss
Ann Sweet.
Mrs. Elmer e. Bloom entertained
her bridge club TODAY and a guest
table in compliment to Miss Jessie
Campbell. whose marriage to Mr.. Ed
ward Davis of Leavenworth will take
place in August.
Mrs. George A. Clark entertained
the Fillmore Street Whist club today.
Miss Marguerite Kiene entertained a
few of her girl friends at luncheon
Wednesday in celebration of her if
teenth birthday.
Mrs. s. C. Stewart, 511 West
Eighth avenue, gave party Wednes-
day afternoon to celebrate the
eleventh birthday anniversary of her
daughter, Isabelle. The guests were:
Lillian Glissner, Ruth Foster. Marie
Simms, Jessie Gilchrist, Frances
Jones. Marguerite Stewart, Ottalo
Miller, Anna Furry. Mary Nelson,
Dorothy Nelson, Margaret Shake
shaft, Beatrice Shakeshaft, Irene Nc
Kirahan, Mildred Bowman, Florence
Bowman and Helen Stagg.
Mrs. Stewart was assisted by Miss
Mary Whitton, Miss Mabel Ridenour.
Miss Hermione Van Lair, Miss Grace
WEIGH, Mrs. Van Laer, Mrs. E. J.
Shakeshaft, Mrs. Miller and Mrs. Ed.
Gresser.
Ottawa Herald wednesday, Mrs.
w. c.. Saunders and Miss Frances
Harris entertained a number of
friends at 9 o'clock breakfast this
morning at the home of the latter, in
compliment to Mrs. Charles Skinner
of Topeka and Mrs. N. T. Slime of
Kansas City.
The Kansas Authors club will hold
it's summer meetings beginning at 2
p. m, Sunday on DR. H. w. Roby's
lawn at Twenty-first street and Kan
sas avenue. The first programme will
be a discussion of Science and
Philosophy with paper by Prof. B.
B. Smythe.
Hutchinson News: Miss Velma
Parks verv delightfully."- entertained in
compliment to Miss Grace Vreeland
of Topeka Tuesday evening.
Miss Florence Embree will enter
tain the F. T. c. girls at her home,
324 Greenwood avenue, Friday after
noon.
Notes and Personal Mention.
Miss Pansy wilkins, of Virginia,
guest of Miss Edna Herbst, will veave
Friday.
Mrs C. w. Guild and Miss Florence
Guild went to Excelsior Springs today.
Mrs. j. w. Gleed, Misses Dorothy and
Jeannette Gleed and Miss Louise Heath
left today for Harbor Beach, Mich, to
spend the rest of the summer Miss
Mary Gleed will join them after
visit to her grandparents, Mr.. and Mrs.
Q. j. Charming of Blue Rapids and Mr..
Gieed Will go up in August.
Mrs. w. e. Drechsel and her children
went to Leavenworth today to spend a
few days with her mother, Mrs. D. S.
Ryan.
Mrs. ]. c. Wilson, Miss Ruth Wilson
and Mr.. Maurice Wilson left Wednes-
day for California to spend two months.
Mrs. Hammatt left Wednesday for
the Maine coast to join Miss Crosby
mer home.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. A. Guettell. of Kan
sas City. who were guests of Mr.. and
Mrs. H. A. Auerbach, went home Wed
nesday. Mrs. Auerbach is spending to-
Auerbach will go east in August and
toring tour in Canada, New York and
New England.
Congressman d. r. Anthony, of Leav-
enworth, Mr.. Charles D. Welsh of Cof-
feyville and Judge Thomas j. Elan
nelley of independence are coming to
Topeka for the Saturday Night club
banquet in the National roof garden
July IL.
Mrs. ]. S. SHE. of ST. Joseph. is Wis
itfng DR.. Mary V. Church.
Miss Florence Martin and Archibald
McKeever are visiting in Independence.
Emporia Gazette: Burr Root sold the
Lambert automobile to George Rut-
ter's father. of Lawrence. The Lam
berts will get new and larger car