The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1909-10-06
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Miss Maud Mary Kline of the Min
erva club has arranged the music for
the federation meeting at the Com
mercial club tomorrow afternoon.
MISS Helen Hogeboom of the WASH
ourn music school faculty, soprano,
and Miss Leona Glenn. a Washburn
student of piano will be the perform
Bach-Gounod Ave Maria, and Dell
A'qua's The Swallow, and Miss
Glenn will give two Schumann
numbers, Soaring and Night.
Mrs. Fred Dumont Smith of Kin
sley will come to Topeka for the
Moreland-CuIIen wedding, October 20
and will be one of the assisting
friends She will be the guest of Mrs.
David w. Mulvane. Judge and Mrs.
J. c. Pollock and Miss Lucille Pollock
or Kansas City will also be here for
the wedding and Miss Pollock will be
one of the bridal party.
The Travellers club will meet Sat
urday afternoon with Mrs John Newell,
4ol5 Arch street.
How do you feel?'' some one asked a
chap this morning. II feel he replied
like old peoples parents"
A Topeka woman has grand kin who
not only so to Europe but take along
machines and chauffeurs.. maids ana
You know what it is to be poor!
Your opinion as to its being scam.
aious depends some upon whether or not
You were invited to the party.
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In her eagerness to get something for
nothing Topeka girl signed her
name" in exchange for a jar of cold
cream Now every time she picks up
a newspaper she sees a picture of a
lat lady with bangs and puffs with her
Prominent Society Lady Endorses
Madame Boo-Hoo's Face Cream"
In a few years of married life a |
young Topeka housekeeper has moved |
so many times that she has the thing |
',pwn to a system. The latest removal |
N her household gods from one fiat |
10 another was effected in just three
up until she was completely settled" /
with the pictures hung and the bric-a-
brac in place
A good many husbands are utterly
spoiled by mismanagement. Some wo-
men keep their husbands constantly IN
hot water; others let them freeze
through carelessness and indifference.
Some keep them in stew by irritating
ways and words. Others roast them.
Some keep them in pickle all their
lives. No husband will be tender and
good, in this way, but will be really de-
licious when properly treated. In Sc
lecting your husband you should not
be guided by silvery appearance, as in
buying mackerel. nor by the golden
tint. as if you wanted salmon. Be sure
tic select him yourself, as tastes differ
Do not go to the market for him. as |
the best is always brought to your
door. 1t is far better to have none
unless you will patiently learn how to
cook him. See that the linen in which I
you wrap him is nicely washed and .
mended with the required number of
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IN the saucepan by strong silk cord !
called comfort" the one called =
duty is apt to be weak. He is apt TO
lump out of the saucepan and be burn Y
ID and crusty on the edges, since. like
crabs and Holsters, you have to cook q
him alive. Make clear steady fire
put of love, neatness and cheerfulness, I
is near as seems to agree with him. n
# he frizzes and cutters, do not be
anxious; some husbands do this till
hey are quite done. Add a little
;weetening in the form of kisses, but 4
10 VINEGAR or pepper. A little spce d
improves him, but it must be used c
With Judgment Do not stick any
harp instruments into him to see if Y
le is becoming tender. Stir him gently. I
You cannot fail to know when he is
lone. If thus treated you will find {
i'm very palatable agreeing nicely with b
-ou and the children. He will keep as
areIess and, through inattentlon, let t
i'm become chilIed.-Peoples' Every
Ionth. 7
1t might improve the wives, a To- n
eka woman suggests, If they were n
warmed over occasionally. The lover n
suaIly does a good job of cooking" V
Uring the courtship days but puts his D
life on cold storage and expects her s.
o keep sweet without further atten-
ION. c
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The marriage of Miss Louise Wilson, ii
aughter of Mrs. Charles L. Wilson, C,
nd Mr.. Richard L. Thomas, clerk of
he Shawnee district court, will take K
lace at half after o'clock this ev- N
ming at the home of the brides moth c,
r. 1249 Harrison street. and they will ci
ave Immediately for California and a.
ne Northwest to be gone about six
-eeks They will be at home in To- IL
eka.
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Mrs. Webb gave luncheon for IL at al