The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1909-09-07

cSOcHTY
Governor Stubs has asked the mem
bers OF the Saturday Night cup hol
dinner at Wind HILL Lawrence. rIud !
night The members of the OIo dnO
New club of Lawrence have been NV
ted to meet the Saturday N1gnlers " IL
will leave Topeka for Lawrence at
O'Clock, returning on one OF the 4aIe
trains.
The reception, by the accredited Arc
tic explorers ard allied SCIENTISTS. %
DR.. Cooks discovery OF the poe, re
minds one of the way the regu44[ a. ,l,y
officers tried TO snub General Funstoh
and make light of his Achievements
When a rank outsider lopes in at the
head of the bunch the people cheer ouI
the Perfesh is sore;
Mrs. F. s Savage has asked FOR
Thursday Afternoon in comphIne1t 70
Mrs. Paul Hudson Of the City OF Mex
leo. Mrs. Hudsons stay WIZ y
short (she leaves Friday for New ork)
that her friends will not be able TO 90
much entertaining for her but num-
her of informal family lunche0ns ana
dinners will be given Mrs HUDSON
who * a leader in the society OF the
American colony in the City of Mexico.
was the recipient of many social non
ors before her departure for the states
to spend the winter and Tor nOInoer
of weeks before she left entertaining
for her was the principal feature OF the
social life Of her circle.
Disappointed at the failure on ac-
count OF the rain. Of the Barnum q
bur
Tot to be cheated. a Topeka girl VIII
give circus party at home tonlgnt
The guests viii be provided with modeI-
ing clay and asked TO model some sort
of animal and circus parade VIII De
given on the dining room table, the
fearful and wonderful products OF their
skill. participating Red lenonaue;
popcorn. peanuts, crack-a-Jack anu
chewing gum will be the refreshments
Red and blue balloons will be the IA
vOrs aud the prize N the modenng
contests Will be tickets for Buffalo BiiPs
show coming later. (ThIS IS 4 pipe
Dream A Topeka girl attended a party
of this description in Colorado TINS
summer. and as fool parties go. II
wasn't bad The idea IS probably not
rev, however No doubt the l. H j.
has published IT'D
If it were not for poetry. and the
necessity OF finding something TO rhyme
with thought. you would never see the
Y ord fraught-
A Topeka chap woke up the other
day to the fact that he was candl-
date for the position OF visiting Glr4s
Delight He realized. suddenly, Ihat
every time a new girl came 20 town
her hostess called him up and demand
ed his services as an escort. I don't
like it very we'll he says. 1t is a
bad sign: a sign that I'm considered
1niGdle-aged, sale and respectabIe;
sure 10 be at liberty. And just WIN
7 begin to get interested in the visiting
girl she meets other chaps who please
her better and the first thing l know
I'm calling with the drove on SUNDAY
afternoons and may have an evening
three weeks from next Thursday"
Mr.. and Mrs. T s. Stevens gave q
dinner for the following guests last
night in celebration of the tenth an
niversary of their marriage: Mr.. and
Mrs. David Palmer. Mr.. and Mrs S.
d Cooper, DR.. and Mrs. J. D. Free
man. Mr. and Mrs. Harry Hobson.
Miss Mary Cooper and Miss Genevieve
Mcmillan
Mrs. Harry W. Seery gave lunch
con at the Elks' club yesterday for
Mrs. Otto Psahler and Miss Lou
c H Samson.
In the matter of hats, as we'll as
dresses, II is, perhaps. even more i'm
pOrtant to choose conservative styles
for between-seaSon wear. Every wO
man knows this, of course, but this
year it is especially the part of wisdom
as such radical changes are threatened
for the coming winter This hat of
blue taffeta. with wings to match, IS |
simple and smart. The shape and size
are comparatively modest, the soft curl
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