The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1909-09-06

herself up, looked him straight in the
eye and replied in a tone of righteous
(word too strong for this chaste col
Umn) Of a way to treat Lady,
Miss Annabel Garvey has asked so
guests for Thursday afternoon at the
Country club in compliment to the girls
of her set who leave soon for out of
town colleges. Miss Carney, herself,
will return to Wellesley for her second
year and the others who will leave soon
for school are Miss Helen Sander4
Mount Holyoke; Miss EIildegarde Hur
ley, who will enter a boarding school
in New York; Miss Gertrude McClin-
took, Miss Helen Estey, and Miss Helen
Ames, Smith; Miss Nellie Raster, Miss
Louise Raster and Miss Daisy Monroe,
Simmons School Of Domestic Science,
Boston; Miss Guenn Godard, Vassar;
Miss Margaret Minney, Pomona college,
California; Miss Leona Curtis, Washing
ton, D. c., high school; Miss Mary Mac
Lehman. National Cathedral school,
Washington; Miss Eleanor Wheeler,
ley.
A New Rape of the Lock: A young
woman and some girls from out of
town VINO were visiting her. undressed
in the hostess's room in order not to
miss a minutes gossip, and then sat
around for hours in their nighties, talk
ing it all over and going through the
city directory hammers in hand When
the two guests left for their own apart
nIents, they forgot their extra" hair.
Ir the morning the husband of the
hostess arose early while the others
were still asleep and saw enough rats,
switches, puffs and braids to stuff
mattress, lying on the dresser: He was
trying to get used to his Wife's false
lair, although he often told her that
it was perfectly revolving, but when he
saw rats and switches of two other
shades lyir beside the brunette locks
to which he was growing accustomed,
he decided that it was Too Much. So
be sneaIxed away with the whole bunch
nd hid it. When the owners aWoka
there was, of course CONSERVATION. A
woman who wears extra" hair would
Eever be seen Except by her husband,
vho doesn't county without it, OF course
they knew Immediately what had be-
come of it, but it required a regular
feat of domestic diplomacy; demands,
ontreasies, threats, promises, suppl1ca-
tlons and finally tears. before it was
re stored. The incident is worthy of
another Pope, is IL not?
There are a lot of things I long to
say to you" said the Society Daredevil
to the attractive young woman with
whom he had been dancing, IF your
husband and weren't such good
friends"
You might fall out with him." she
replied laconically.
In the novels when they reply la
conically' they usually flip the ash
from cigarette. But this was a Per- |
feet Lady, so she probably merely ad-
justed her barrette.
Miss Mary Flynn, Miss Louise Wal |
lace and Miss Dorothy Brooks have |
asked guests for hay ride tonight, the |
party to be entertained at the end OF I
the ride. at supper at the home of Miss
Brooks, 1249 Polk street, where in case
the rain continues. the entire evening |
will be spent. The invitations include
Miss Leah Bailey Miss Leona Barrie,
Miss Mildred Here, Miss Helen Har-
mon, Miss Edith Knox, Miss Grace
Shillinglaw Miss Minnie Flynn, Miss
Lenora wilkins, Miss Ellen Goodman,
Miss Helen Brooks. Miss Mary Henry,
Miss Ruth Burge, Miss Helen Bloomer,
Miss Amy Gregg, Mr.. Earl Cummings,
Mr.. Otto Cummings, Mr.. Earl Platt,
Mr.. Will Kirk Mr.. Sherwood Willcutts,
Mr. Lyman Streeter, Mr.. Frank Thorn
as, Mr.. Barrett Waggoner, Mr. Roger
Coulson Mr.. Llewellyn Howe Mr.. Fred
Bell, Mr.. Clyde Demon, Mr.. Milton
Shepherd, Mr.. James Coates, Mr.. Ira
Rolf, Mr. Charles Graves.
Notes and Personal Mention.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. B. Akers are the
parents of a daughter born Sunday. to
whom they have given the name of
Jane.
DR.. and Mrs. ]. c. McC1intock AMI
their daughters, Misses Helen Gertrude
and Frances, sailed from Liverpool for
New York Saturday and will Stop in
New York. returning to Topeka about
the goth. DR.. McC1intock, who went to
Urope for his health, and spent most of
the summer at Carlsbad, is much inn
proved. Since he left Carlsbad he has
been visiting the hospitals of Vienna
and Berlin attending surgical clinics.
Mrs McClintock and Mr.. and Mrs. j.
c Mohler and their children, who were
also of the party but returned a fort
night ago. spent the summer gsdding |
about Europe
Mr. and Mrs. Dorr Norton and their
baby of Kansas City are guests of Mr.
and Mrs. L. B. McChntock for a lew
days.
Mr.. and Mrs Frank Scott Davis and
Mr.. Dick Alden have returned from
Colorado.
Mr.. and Mrs. Louis Nelson of Kansas
City are guests of her parents, Col and
Mrs. r w Harrison, for few days.
Mr. Kurtz Kellam and Mr. Frank
Jones of Kansas City are guests of Mrs.
T. ]. Kellam.
Mrs George w. Parkhurst, Mr. ard
Mrs Robert Carver and their son,
George Parkhurst, have returned from
Ludington, Michigan.
Mrs John Bradley and her grandson,
Jack Merriam, who spent the summer
at Harbor Beach, Michigan, returned
Friday.
DR.. and Mrs. F. H. Schoelle. who have
been in New York and other places on
the Atlantic seaboard, have returned to
Topeka They were in the Baltimore
and Ohio wreck at Newcastle, Pa, hut
were not injured.
Mr.. Albert Walker and his daughters,
Dorothy and Esther, have gone to Chi
cago to spend a week.
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