The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1909-06-23

is member of the firm of He'll &
Schaefer, proprietors of the Ideal
bakery. Mrs. Schaefer was formerly
teacher at Clay school.
After all the worrying and stringing
and booming" to get on socially re-
suits in little beside giving parties that
nobody wants to go to in exchange for
bored. Anybody who wants to CAD
can do so, but they must in return
entertain the people whom they have
visited at much trouble and expense.
No good ever came of it. As a rule
the girl who gets a husband on a CAD
ding expedition gets stung. Might as
well resign yourself to staying at
home. sister, making yourself useful,
fitting yourself for responsibility. Love
and admiration are for those who can
bother about happiness and so find it
unawares.
picnic supper was given at the
home of Mr. and Mrs. W. H. Davis, on
Western avenue, Tuesday evening, for
Miss Irene Carter. The guests were
Miss Florence Davis. Miss Helen Casey
Miss Molly Sipes. Mr.. Albert Richard
son, Mr.. Roland Pribhle, Mr.. Ed
Dougherty, Mr. Leo Jones of Chicago.
The Sigma Delta Psi sorority was
entertained this afternoon at the home
of Miss Ra Hotchkiss in Potwin
Place.
The wedding of Miss Fay Groshong
and Mr. Walter Picton Davies will take
place tonight. at $3.50 o'clock at the
home of the brides parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. George Groshong, 106 Exeter street.
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. D. Diehl issued after
wedding cards yesterday announcing
the marriage OF their daughter, Miss
Bertha Elizabeth Dieh1 to Mr.. Ernest
F. Adams of Kansas City, Mo. Mr..
and Mrs. Adams will be at home after
July 1 in Kansas City.
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The ladies of Lincoln circle feel that
you have unjustly scored us in a critic
ism in your department of women S
organizations which instead of plan
ning to celebrate the Federation Field
day at Ninewood. made ether arrange
ments for the day.
Perhaps a few worGs of explanation
would enable the knocker and those
who read it. to understand why the
ladies' of Lincoln Circle Literary club
preferred to keep their own date.
First-It was their regular monthly
banquet day
Secon,l-Mrs. Lee. near Pauline, mad
| invited them month in advance and
had arranged with the Santa Fe agent
| &c give them a special coach both ways
and to stop at her home to accommo-
! date the Ladies of the G. A. r.
And while the Ladies of Lincoln cir
Gle No. / C. A. r.. are not members
of the federation. they are in sympathy
with the movement for a club house,
and many OF them staid in town to
attend the event which account of
the rain did not materialize. while 81
! banquetted and enjoyed the hospitality
| of Mrs. Lee.
From the knockers standpoint it
would seem that loyalty to ones own
organization was Showing an unworthy
| and disloyal spirit to another organi-
zation which had no claims upon it
other than a common sisterhood.
| Now Mr.. Knocker, please put away
your club. The women are not antag-
onizing each other because their dates
conflict, but are ready to hang to-
gether' in every good purpose.
l. F. s.,
Secretary Ladies Aid. Lincoln Circle
| No. 1 G.. A. r.
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Notes and Personal Mention.
! Mrs L. B. Kendall guest of her
daughter. Mrs. Eugene S. Quint IN,
| will leave soon for Portland Seattl7
and Alaska to spend the summer.
| Mr. and Mrs A B1lrkilard. Mrs.
! Harry Williams and her daughter.
Marian will leave next month for Cali
| fornia, where Mr. and Mrs. Burkhard
will spend the summer and Mrs. Will