The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1909-04-26
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club Sunday night were: Mr.. and
Mrs. Norman S. Wear. Miss Marian
Wear, Miss Laura Hail. Mr.. and Mrs.
John Baird Nicholson. Miss Harriet
Lucille Nicholson. Mr.. and Mrs. VIII
liam S. McC1intock. Mr.. and Mrs. Al
bert T. Reid. Miss Marian Reid. Mr.
and Mrs. James B. Hayden, Mrs j. %;
Johnson, Mrs. Eugene Hagan, Mr.. ana
Mrs. Guilford Dudley. Miss Louise
Kelly of Springfield, Ohio. Mr. Dan
Hammatt, Miss Louise kellam, MI.
Bert Reid, Mr.. and Mrs. George W.
Stansfield, Mr.. and Mrs. j. Il
Crockett. DR.. and Mrs. H. b. Hoge-
boom, Mr.. and Mrs. Archie Hogue Oh
Kansas City, Mr.. Edwin Curry. MT
Monte Kistler, Mr.. David Lakin. MI
Will Eastman, Mr.. Mike Murray, Mr.
Thomas L. King, Mr. Charlie Wont
Mr.. Dana Davis, Mr.. Lew Graham
Mr.. Ed Arnold and Mr.. Dana Mac
Vicar.
Those who walk: ''They just try
to run over us!' -
Those who ride: "They try to get
run over so as to make all the trouole
they can"
There will be subscription dance
at the Country club Thursday even
ing.
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'I wish you would announce IN me T
paDer," a girl said today that l
know my barrette is unfastened, that
can't help it and that if any one else
mentions it to me. murder VIII Iol-
low
The Felicity Whist club will meet
tomorrow afternoon with Mrs. A ID
Ellis at the Heinz.
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A new Mike Murray story: a
chap going home very carry IN he he
hour. found a workman turning on
the hvdrant on the street corner:
"Uh-huh!'' he exclaimed in a tone e, OF !
triumph, $50 you're the reno" ina
turns the street around!
Mr. and Mrs. Charles sutherland en-
tanned their euchre club at their mouse
on Western avenue saturday rrs n
Their guests were Mr.. and MRS. i. D.
Brown. Mr.. and Mrs. H. Guthrie;
NJ, and Mrs F. L. Park. Mr.. and
Mrs. w. F. Hayslip, Mr. ana MIS-
E. Parr.
The lovers of yesterday are the
philosophers of tomorrow.
NJ and Mrs 7 C. Stricken will en-
terrain this evening at dinner -.
celebration of their fourth wedding
anniversary.
Topeka's new College Women as
sociation-the Topeka section OF the
College Women'a Equal Su i
leaeue-is at last launched. It's eA-
clusiveness appeals to college women
and it gives such women an oppoItuli-
itv TO put themselves on record IN re-
o3rd RI enuaI suffrage without COM
hitting themselves as to methods. Inc
league is unaggressive and non-polltl-
cal 1t is simply a standing protest
against equal suffrage-that women
don't want it." All college women are
cordially invited to attend the first OF
its two yearly meetings-about the
middle of May. Notice of the time
and place will be published in this pa
per,
The topeka members of the Pi Beta
Phi sorority will give a dinner Wed
nesday night in the Mission Tea room
to celebrate Founders day. The com
pany will include Mrs. Silas Porter,
Mrs. Chester Woodward, Mrs. Wlll
Sayre, Mrs. T. F. Doran, Miss Ida
Patterson, Mrs. arthur Mills ,,, MIss
Clara Carr. Miss Mary Chase Cham
berlain and Miss Aileen Weaver OF
Lawrence. who will be the guest while
in town of Mrs. Chester Woodward.
The alumni chapter of the Phi
nifty has issued invitations for the an
nual spring dance May I at Stein
berg's.
Mrs. C. Z. Foote entertained al
luncheon Saturday in compliment ia
Mrs. George Swift of Cincinnati, o.
guest of Mrs Thomas J. Myers
Mrs. s. 6. Beggs entertained thirty
guests at an informal tea Friday af-
ternoon at her house, 1894 Topeka
avenue. She was assisted by Mrs. G.
O. Smith. Mrs. W. II. RICHTER. Mrs
w. ]. Greer. Miss Gertrude eleven
ger and Miss Blanche Rohrer.
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man who, having made up his
mind to marry when he finds a suita-
BILE mate. is looking around for the
Woman Who VIII Do, is an amusing
study. That he is calculating and de
i:berate and has not thought of mar
riage until his financial circumstance,
are such to allow him the luxury of 6