The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1909-06-21

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could never be Jealous of you, dear"
A Topeka woman telephoned
spinster friends and asked her to go
the theater with her husband who had
bought tickets without consulting his
wife, who had another engagement
The Spin accepted but later thought 1t
other and celined. IT refuse she said
Ito console any abused husband, unless
he makes his own date and 1 resent the
implication of utter harmlessness in his
wife's invitation"
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Miss Wilhelnina Bauer, formerly of
the high school faculty, has been -ap-
pointed an assistant in the department
of mathematics on the University of
Kansas faculty. Mrs. Charles Esterly.
well known in Topeka, was appointed
I-clerk to the dean of the school of arts.
When it grows unbearably hot" a
housekeeper said yesterday. 81 take all
the bed covering, except the sheets, and
put them away in an inaccessible place
and it invariably turns cool that
| night
Mr.. and Mrs. Richard Smith. 500 Lin
coin, went to Atchison to attend the
| marriage of Miss Florence Guerrier and
Mr.; George Orr which took place at ten
o'clock this morning. Mr. Orr is the
son of Mr.. James W. Orr.
A Topeka woman whose baby had
the whooplng cough went to a neighbor-
ing village for a visit and the villagers,
to show their disapproval of bringing
a child with an infectious disease into
their Absolutely Pure town, have stay
ed strictly away from the houses and
left her and her hostess entirely to
til themselves, much to their relief as they
were of no mind to be feted, pink tead
and ice cream-Socialed.
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The city federation members and
delegates are requested to attend a
business meeting at Vinewood tomor-
row, at $3.50 p. IN. in the pavilion where
| the drill contest will be held at 4
o'clock. Everybody is invited to at
tend the Women's and Children's Field
Day at Vinewood under the auspices of
| the Federation tomorrow
There's nothing to stay up for since
the lid went on complains a rounder
who has been temporarily reformed by
going to bed at 9 o'clock and waking
up at s with nothing to do but read
the paper for three hours. For of
course 1 am not going to establish any
work on time: Nobody can tell when
the lid will come off again.
'Mr. Burton E. Bowen. Miss Edith
Moore, married on Wednesday, April
%. 1909, Magmo Berquet, P 1.
Lieut.. Burton E. Bowen now of the
Scouts, formerly of the constabulary
and instructor in the constabulary
Ischool, was married to Miss Edith
Moore from Topeka. Kan, today at
high noon. The Rev. Moe Of Tarlac
officiated. the ceremony occurring at
the Methodist Rest House, Bagnio.
Miss Moore is a sister-in-law of Mr..
Mustard of the bureau of education.
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at Camp Ward Cheney, Cavite, after
a few days in Observation-Disclosures
American.
Half. the women in town are Just
ECrazy about good looking and inter
Iesting doctor. II thought there was
something the matter with my lungs
says one woman, land called on DR.
M. But when he put his head on my
chest in the examination it made my
heart beat so fast that he diagnosed
my case as heart trouble"
Miss Jessie Stewart will give an in
formal afternoon Saturday for Miss
Alice Fuller, whose marriage to DR.
G.. M. Hensley takes place next week.
A former Topeka girl who has gone
to California to live has a sutton who
owns yacht. Think of a Kansas girl
who never saw anything except a pxai-
RE schooner. SaddlnS ABOUT IN nlICy
nautical buds with anchors on the
sleeve, in a Yatch! The nearest ans
of her Topeka beaux ever came to i
was Yawting cap.
The following young people spen
Sunday at Wakarusa: Miss Caroline
Levick Miss Frances McMillen, Mis-
Helen Williams. Miss Maggie Void
Mrs. johnson, Miss Ollie Batterton, Mr.
and Mrs. Gillaly. Mr.. wallace Jeram
Mr.. George Axtell. Mr.. Clarence Dixon
Mr.. Ray Lewis, Mr.. G. w. Cohill, MI
Gehrmann, Dr. Carl A. Bieber.
81 had to give up Society,"" says
Topeka woman, because I couldn't af
ford a surgical operation and coul
Far be it from knocking, but ism
woman's club or society which /!
! planning a meeting for tomorrow
lshowing an unworthy and disIoya
4 spirit in side-stepping the Federation
4 Field day at Vinewood? There ar
notices of two such meetings in thi
department today and the editor hat
a good notion not to publish them
That's the trouble with women
they don't hang together. Here
the federation, with a project t
build womens club house. which
would be an advantage to ever.
women's club in town and some o
the organizations won't even TAX
interest enough to meet at Vinewoot