The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1909-08-20
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Governor w. R. Stubs invited the
members of the Kansas congressional
delegation and their wives. the judges
of the supreme court and their wives
and few other friends to accompany
him to Fort Riley today to attend the
annual maneuvers which are being con-
Quoted there this week Mrs. Stubs
and Miss Lenora Stubs were members
of the party, which left at noon today
Saturday will be Governors day at the
fort
Miss Hazel Jones of 615 Topeka ave-
nue. gave very informal luncheon 10
day for q few OF her friends
Mr.. and Mrs. John l. Call have is
sued invitations for the wedding OF
their daughter, Mary Elizabeth. to Mr.
Reuben Henry Markham. on Tuesday
evening, August 81. at $3.50 O'Clock a.
the Cali home, 634 Taylor street. The
ford. ". J. Miss Call graduated from
the Topeka high school afterward TAX
ing a course at Washburn college,
where she graduated a year ago. Mr.
Markham also graduated with the '0S
Washburn class, and is now a student
at the Union Theological seminary at
New York city. He breaches at 4
church in West Milford Mr.. Mark
Markham. formerly lived in Topeka
and moved to Wichita about year
ago.
Miss Violet SchIegel. Miss Olga Las
man and Miss Esther Walker gave
delightful watermelon feast last even
in at Miss Walkers home, 500 Lincol /
street. Those present were: Miss
Dorothy Hartburg, Miss Helen Rein
back. Miss Louise Bell, Miss Alice
Dode. Miss Violet Schlegel, Miss Olga
Lasman, Miss Esther Walker Mr.. Cal
win Pruessner. Mr.. Fred Jones. Mr..
Damon Gall, Mr.. Homer Fowler, Mr..
William Sincock, Mr.. Robert Sincock,
Mr.. Robert kingsley. Mr.. Forest Boon,
Mr.. Percy Flowers. Mr.. Edwin Olander-
A local messenger boy has discovered
a brand new job that has all others
special stunts outside the regular rou-
tine fa9 whisper. YESTERDAY
afternoon, in response to phone call,
he was sent to a fashionable home on
street The tremulous feminine
voice that sent in the call frankly
volunteered the information that boy
was not wanted to carry message,
but that a statement could not be made
over the phone of the work he was 10
perform. Three-quarters of an hour
later the boy reported to the office with
the following: She told me peach to
no one, but I suppose 1 must. Come
in here little hoy she says, an walks
me through into the west parlor an
hands me a big box of chocolates, an
appears. When she comes out again
she's got a pink dress on, but it don't
fit her none too good, an then l pipes
it off that it amt buttoned. There's a
big string of black buttons runnia'
down the back. an lot of sort of liz
tie jiggers made out of black cord that
fits over 'em. She looks at me an
laughs. Little boy she says, I want
you to button me up
That's a new one on me. all right"
The wedding of Miss Anne Quigley
and Mr.. Roy Wilson will take place to
morrow evening at Sterling. Mr. and
Mrs. C. B. Reed and Mr.. and Mrs. GA.
Guild Of Topeka will attend the we'd
Miss Virginia Meade entertained a
few girls at luncheon yesterday in
compliment to Mrs. s J. Branden-
burg, of Oxford. Ohio. and Miss
Geneva Henderson. who will leave
soon to teach domestic science in the
high school at LIE Suere. MINI.
Mr.. and Mrs Fred Pasho enter