The Topeka state journal., 1909-03-09

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fure as to almost conceal it. Wide
mole-coIored satin ribbon is laid in
soft folds around the crown, terminal
ing on the right side in a soft knot
and two ends. which lie gracefully
between two exquisite gray wings.
Prof. Lewis Patton of the Hartford
Theological seminary will give an il
in the Washburn college chapel before
the Archaeological society. His subject
Will be Palestine in the Light of
archaeological Researches" The public
Is invited.
There is a local Crepe pusher''
whose favorite diversion is officiating
at funeral and who would rather be
a pallbearer than president. And now
his friends are laughing at him because
one of his wife's kin died and he never
knew 1t until next day, after all the
funeral arrangements had been made
The Felicity whist club met with
Mrs Ira o. Howe today.
The members of the Minerva club and
their husbands were entertained at
dinner at the home of Mrs w. A
Powers, 1920 Western avenue, Monday
night. by Mrs Powers, Mrs. E. G. Fos-
ter Mrs. c. H. Samson, Mrs H Ward
page. Mrs. George H. Mays. Mrs. Rob
ert Stone, Mrs. H. w. Putnam and
Miss Maud Mary Kline. Following the
dinner, which was at $3.50 O'Clock the
following programme was given:
Duet for piano-La Radieuse. .Gottschallx
Miss Kline, Mrs. ]. D. Heym.
Paper-Ideals Observation-Disclosures.
Mrs. A. F. Greer.
Vocal solo-When Song is Sweet.
..................Ge Gertrude Sans Souci
Mrs. c. H. Samson.
Impersonations ..--.............
Mrs. H. w. Putnam.
Piano solo-Valse Lente. -Schutt
Miss Kline.
Seance with the Goddess Minerva.
Mrs. c. g. Blakeley.
Nocal-The Shoogy Shoe. Grace Mayhem
Miss Lucille McAfee.
Mrs. H w. Putnam
Duet for piano, overture from Herold
Mrs. L. L. Goodwin. Mrs. Morton
Albaugh.
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A Topeka girl went away on a pleas
ure trip the other day and one of her
suitors took her to the station in his
automobile. She had call to make
and an errand to do before she left and
of course. after the manner of girls,
she didn't allow enough time for them,
and the result was, that in order to-
make the train, the man with the au-
tomobile had to exceed the speed limit
and was arrested and fined. But he
saw her safely on the train with min
thought it was worth the money.
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The Ramblers club met Monday
afternoon with Mrs. F. A. Stevens and
the following new officers were elected:
Mrs. NJ. Nj. Hale, president; Mrs. Her
bert Smith, first vice president; Mrs.
w J. Lewis, second vice president;
Mrs. Homer Martin, secretary and
treasurer. The club will have an even
ing meeting for the husbands with
Mrs. P. I. Murphy. Friday evening.
When I was boy just off the farm
q successful man, 'I used to suffer
many pangs on account of the snub-
bings 1 received from pert young
things who didn't like my shabby
times now, I meet those girls, who
married the youths they preferred to
me- and must confess that it does me
lots of good to note that their waists
are big and their noses shiny
The Women's society of the First
Presbyterian church will give it's an
nual tea from three to five O'Clock to-
morrow afternoon at the home of Mrs
T. f. Carver on Harrison street. All
the women of the society and the con-
gregation are invited
The Cosmos club will meet with Mrs
Fanny Davis, S22 Sixth avenue west,
Thursday afternoon. Election of Of
ficers.
Mrs. E. S. Stevens will entertain the
members of Mrs. Menninger's Monday
Bible class Saturday afternoon at her
house, 1852 Fillmore street.
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It's no use writing to you," said a
mother to her daughter who was going
away on series Of visits. because
you're careless with your letters and
throw them around so I don't dare to
knock on the kin you're visiting
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Notes and Personal Mention.
Mr.. and Mrs Hiram Price Dillon
have gone to Kansas City to visit Mr..
and Mrs. Jack Dillon and will spend
a few days at Excelsior Springs.
Mr. and Mrs w. A. L. Thompson
have returned from their trip to Cuba.