The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1909-11-30
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Mrs. Edward Harrison will give
buffet luncheon Wednesday at the
Country club at which Mrs. James =.
Feeley of New York city will be the
leave the transfer station at 12:45 Tor
the benefit of the guests. Mrs. Har-
.ison will also entertain at thimbie
Iarty Thursday afternoon in compn-
assisted by Mrs. Charles Skinner, Mrs.
Frank Crane and Miss Susa Wolcott.
A special car will leave the transfer
station at 2:45 for the guests on that
Cay.
Miss Gladys Clark entertained the
following girls at supper SATURDAY
hight, in compliment to Miss Edith
Fenton of Abilene: Miss Winnie Hell
bert, Miss Rhea Bernard, Miss Ruth
Smith. Miss Nellie Boon, Miss Loretta
powell, Miss Florence Town, Miss
Hazel Graves and Miss Mildred Jones'
After supper Miss Clark and her guests
went in line party to the Majestic
The Informal Bridge club will meet
tonight with Mr.. and Mrs. David Il.
Parton, S21 Lincoln street
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Mrs. w. A. Johnston will leave to-
morrow for New York where she Will
lie entertained, with other members OF
the board of directors of the General
Federation of Woman's clubs. From
New york she will go TIC Washington
tc attend the board meeting which has
for it's object the arrangement of
Program for the tenth biennial. on
rer return she will visit friends IN
Pennsylvania and Ohio. and will spend
Christmas with her daughter. mrs ,.
J. Brandenberg of oxford, o. Judge
Johnston will go to Oxford to spend
the Christmas week. and will return
with Mrs. Johnston after New Years
X
Mrs. Frank X Sanders has issued
about a hundred invitations to an at
home Friday afternoon from to b,
at the presidents house on the WASH
turn campus The affair is compli-
Inentary to Mrs. Sanders's sister, Mrs.
William Breese. of Portage, Wis, who
iS her guest.
Mrs. ]. B. Gable announces the en-
Fagement of her daughter, Jane Flora
Cora Gable, to Mr.. Jack Glenam OF
Wisconsin. The wedding will take
Ilace some time in December.
Mayor Green has accepted an in
zitation to attend the federation meet
ing Thursday and Mr.. Scott Hopkins,
president of the Commercial club, will
also be there. The club women now
wish to extend an invitation to the
members of the council This matter
o. billboard advertising has been pre-
sented to them before by the clubs.
and any of them who are opposed to
1he work of removing these glar1ng
advertisements from the face of the
town, or who can give any good reason
why advertising should not be- pre-
scented to the public through the news
papers, circulars, handbills, and other
similar means, will now have an OPP
Tcrtunity to try their luck in having
the last word at the gathering on
Thursday. Members of the Advertis-
ing club will doubtlessly be interested
m this meeting, and they also will be
welcome. The women are anxious to
Re fair in the matter under considera-
ton. and a free expression of opinion
is desired from both sides.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. scrinopskie. of 125
Quincy street, announce the engage
ment of their daughter Rose to Mr.. NJ.
Briman of Kansas City.
X
A very good looking girl of Topeka's
younger set was asked this morning If
fciently we'll founded to merit a no
tice in these columns. Does it have
to be the truth, the whole truth, and
nothing but the TRUTH" was the ques
ton that came back over the wire.
There must be enough of bona fide
fact in the story to justify the use of
two names and a more or less definite
date, and the assurance that the prin-
cipals named won't pursue the writer
with a Ratchet with the intention of
emolishing her beauty as a punish
ment for mentioning it, was the reply.
And Who was the man, whose name
was to be linked with mine in this in
teresting connecticut" was the fair
ones next question. Exactly what l
have not vet heard and am dying to
find OUT she was told. Now let me
fix it," Miss What's-her-name suggest
ed, you go ahead and find out what
his name is and where he lives from
homebody that knows better than l. then
you report to me; I'll look him up in
the directory, sOnsult Dun's and Brad
streets and find out If he'll do at all,
and prestoi the story may soon be true
enough to meet the requirements of
space in the social column. even I'M
Ger your conscientious management"
A plague on a conscience that forbids
enc to give for certainty a really good
guess!
Mr.. and Mrs. c. E. Denton gave
dinner party Monday night for the
members of their card club. The fol-
lowing guests were asked: Justice and
Mrs. Silas Porter. Justice and Mrs
Rousseau A. Burch. Mr.. and Mrs. H.
A. Heath, Mr.. and Mrs. c. H. Gaunt.
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas ]. Myers, Colonel
and Mrs. F. S. Savage. and Mr.. and
Mrs. ]. Frederick Scott. The quails
served at the dinner were the trophies
brought home by Mr.. Denton from his
hunt in the southern part of the state
X
The following guests were asked to
an informal luncheon given Monday by
Miss Sue Rodgers in honor of Mrs
Harry Cartier of Cottonwood Falls
who is visiting in Topeka: Mrs. Cartier
Miss Ella Davis Miss Helen Haughey,
and Miss Ruth Tincher. Miss Rodgers