The Topeka state journal., 1909-03-11

yane and will return to Kansas City
this evening.
1t is hard to decide whether it is bet
Ter TO stay away from the vaudevilles
and be bored by other people who talk
ABOUT the 'bill'' or go and be bored and
@ ehen pore other people by talking
Miss Alice Noble of Atchison will
spend the week end with Miss Dorothy
| scott who will give card party for her
saturday afternoon
The woman who tries to look coy and
funny.
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There will be a subscription dance at
Steinberg's Friday night for the college
and high school sets
One of the most popular girls in To-
peka is so thoroughly attractive and
agreeable that the other girls can find
nothing to knock her for and in spite
of this exasperating defect they like
her!
Our Friend the Dog" the subject of
Maurice Meterlinck's beautiful apos-
trophe. is attracting much attention at
the Auditorium this weeks, where the
Annual Bench show is on. Among the
loyal women exhibitors are Mrs. H. H.
Keith who has her pointer, Captain, in
the show; Miss Gardner, Irish setter,
Burke; Mrs. Harry Steinberg collie, !
Diplomat; Miss Nanon L. Heron, bull |
terrier. Bobby Wade II; Miss Florence
Snattlnger, bull terrier. Ginger; Mrs.
Herbert Hackney English toy spaniel.
California Boy; Miss Mary NJ. Ford, ST.
Bernard. Sir Rhoderic; Mrs. G. L. Nc
Caslin, Italian greyhound, Toddy; Mrs. |
D Russman, Italian greyhound,
Diaz; Mrs. Arthur Hodgins, Irish ter
rier, Barney. The Phi Delts of Kansas
University, have entered their mascot,
a handsome bull terrier, Phyke II.
1.-THE fact that I have heard no scan
dal lately" said man today, makes
me wonder if there is Talks about me-
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The engagement has been announced
of Miss Myrtle Belle Lockhart of Gold |
field, Colorado, to Mr.. George G. Rock !
well, first lieutenant Of the Twenty
first infantry, U. S. A. Mr.. Rockwell is !;
one of the Junction City Rockwells and
Miss Lockhart is a Colorado heiress /
with immense mining property. She is !
under twenty and the only daughter of |
her parents; Mr. and Mrs. Thomas
will sail for the Philippines in Septem- |
Der and his bride will accompany him !
to the islands.
This tradition that blood is thicker |
than water amounts to just this: that !
while we all criticize and complain
about our kin We won't stand for a |
word against them from anybody else. |
Mrs. c. P. Bolmar has asked guests |
informally for Saturday afternoon for
Mrs. B. F. Sim. Mr.. and Mrs. Sim ex- +
pect to leave the first of April for VAL |
ley Center.
Mrs. o. B. Martin, who entertained
the Merry Sixteen club Wednesday, |
took time by the forelock and gave a |
"a frfH Ia al-tTT II "a
rationS We're in emerald green, with !
the harp the shamrock and the Irish
flag in evidence, and the luncheon
menu carried out the Irish idea. The
aliases as Mrs. O'Rafferty, Mrs. Casey, !
Mrs. Murphy, Mrs. O'Reilly, Mrs. Flan- |
ningan, Mrs O'Toole, Mrs: McGinnis,
Mrs Donovan, Mrs. Mccarthy, Mrs. !
O'Brien, Mrs. McFadden. and the like
Besides the club members the guests
were: Mrs. w. J. Lewis, Mrs. Eugene
Hopkins, Mrs Charles Sutherland, Mrs
Charles J. Marshall, Mrs. G. D. Steven
Margaree, Miss Daisy Denman of
Grand Island, Nebraska, Mrs. E. G.
Foster and Mrs: J. P Taylor
Miss CoIlice Hancock, formerly of To-
peka, and DIR. Frederick Stote of Chari-
ton, Iowa, were married Wednesday |
noon at the home of the brides parents,
Mr. and Mrs w. G. Hancock, in Hoyt |
E. church at Hoyt, performed the cere-
mony. Preceding the ceremony, Miss
Jeanette Walker of Topeka sang
''ProposaP' by Hastings and this was
followed by the Bridal Chorus" from |
Lohengrin which was sung by the fol-
lowing: Mrs. L. c. Burns, Miss Jennie
Cleland. Mrs. J. NJ. McCulloch and Mrs.
w. J. Porterield After the wedding, |
and Mrs. Stote will make their home
in Charlton. !
Mr. and Mrs. H H. German had the /
following guests Tuesday evening at
their house in WestIawn: Mr.. and Mrs.
c. L. Ransom. Mr.. and Mrs. Byron Viii
cutts Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Baker, Mr.
and Mrs o. J. Shannon, Mr.. and Mrs.
F. NJ. Drake, Mr.. and Mrs. J. p. Kelly, /
Mr.. and Mrs. F. O. Morns, Mr.. and Mrs.
J. P. Howe Mr.. and Mrs. Harris, Mrs.
Gerard, Mrs. H. F. Clay and Mrs. John
Watts.
A surprise party was given Mrs.
Barbara Hahn at the home of her
daughter, Mrs. William Stewart 1926
Clay. street, Wednesday to celebrate
ent We're: Mrs. Hahn. Mr.. and Mrs. d.
c. Romine. Mr.. and Mrs. J. NJ Bran
don, Capt c. H. and Mrs. Barrett, DR..
and Mrs Edison, Mrs Van Smith, Miss
Florence Smith Mrs. Ada ]. BeveIle,
Mrs. Belva Webster and little daughter
Belva Ada. Mr.. and Mrs. J. NJ. Dumenfl,
Mrs. Violet Veitch, Mrs. Martha FftZ-
gerald, Mr.. Mack Stewart, Miss Fran
ces Stewart Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Stew
art and daughters.
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Notes and Personal Mention.
Mrs Alfred Frost and her little son.
Jack. of the City of Mexico, are guests
of her brother, Mr.. John Baird
Nicholson.
Mr. A. \. Scott will go to Peoria,
Ill, Friday to stay over sunday with
Mrs Scott's parents, Mr.. and Mrs. W.