The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1909-11-04

noon at o'clock with special music.
Miss Helen Hogeboom will sing with
Verdure Clad from the Creation"
End Professor Whitehouse will be at
the piano.
The Art club held a meeting Mon
day afternoon at the home of Mrs. A.
Albrecht, Ala West Tenth street. The
following papers were read: "Frans
Snyder Miss Garretson; peter Paul
Rubens," Mrs. Palmer: Anton Van
DYKE Mrs. Howard. The next meet.
ing of the club will be held with Mrs.
Chester Woodward. 834 Buchanan
street.
Mr.. Steven F. Wearing of Wichita,
Kansas, and Miss Marguerite Caroline
Johnson were married at 10 o'clock
Wednesday morning at the Methodist
parsonage by Rev. DR.. Lynch. They
left Immediately after the ceremony
for thier home in Wichita.
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Are the nurses of Christ's hospital
preparing themselves for concert
tour, or are they only serenading few
forlorn grasshoppers, while they take
strolled along West street last night
were good to look at and pleasing to
hear, according to a. young man that
had that privilege. He thinks that
STIFFNESS anu the HlSul DSCOulS
the touches of sweet harmony most
especially when the music makers are
pretty. But maybe he's sentimental.
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"Out of the mouth of babes we
Fave an explanation of why horses OBJ
said a five-year-old girl to one of her
playmates, "horses is used t. seem
ether horses hitched to rigs, and don't
know what to think when they see
90 course" came the prompt reply,
ITS just like we'd see a pants. walk.
ing down the street without any man
in 'em. and that 'ud scare u.s.
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The small boy is sometimes the
business end of the house. A Topeka
mother tells the story of her three
year-old son. who, Notwithstanding
his regular and thorough Sunday
school training, one day lost his tenn
dow. While the sand man was on his
way to visit the juvenile offender that
night his mother suggested that he
heseech his Father in heaven to for
give his sin. mo-" he said, TIL ask
my heavenly Papa to give me three
dollars to pay for that glass"
A variety in texture and shade of
correspondence paper is coming into
fashion: Among the. novelties are
graved with the first name of the
writer. This, of course, is intended
only for correspondence with intimate
friends. A kid finish in oak grained
effects is considered smart. Paper
with a border resembling a hemstitch-
ed handkerchief may be had in white,
gray, blue and buff. A paper known
as satin bond finish and linen fabric
is good both in commercial and letter
size. Gray linen tissue envelopes, ac-
~ 4, ;rI,+ Oh, &c.
the thing for foreign correspondence
Note paper with perforated gumned-
edges, when properly folded, provides
the envelope and is both convenient
and up-to-date.
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Miss Ruby Painter and Miss Martha
Irwin gave a miscellaneous shower in
honor of Mrs. F. c. Prather, formerly
Miss Elma Shields, at the home of
Miss Painter Wednesday evening.
Those present were: Mrs. DOME Short,
Mrs. Clifford Tromp, Miss Mary Wal
ters Miss Pearl Tickner, Miss Opal
Drant, Miss Leta Sherwood, Miss Ina
Arminta Pugh. Miss Nina Pugh, Miss
Martha Irwin and the Misses Princess,
Fausteena and Ruby Painter.
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Notes and Personal Mention.
The Informal 500 club met with
Mrs. L. K. Eakin. 1107 Monroe street,
this afternoon
DR.. C. B. Reed. who went to Excel
sior Springs some time ago, has re-
turned, slightly improved in health
Mr.. and Mrs James P. Rowley are
home from Mexico.
Mrs. H. ]. Whitcomb has gone to
Enterprise to attend reception to be
given for the women of the Fifth dis
trict federation by Mrs. C. B. Hoff-
man.
Mrs Eva DeObert stopped in Kan
sas City on her way home from
Pennsylvania where she spent the
summer. She is now visiting her
daughter, Mrs. Malcolm Garrard She
will later go to Valencia to spend the
winter.
Miss Bernice Healy of Los Angeles,
is spending this week with Miss
Jessica Short. Next week she will be
the guest of Mrs. Frank Strawn and
on November IS, will leave for Los
Angeles.
Miss Minnie Bauer came from
Lawrence today to be with her par
ents. Mr.. and Mrs. j. G. Bauer, few
days.
Miss Rachel Phillips of Kansas City
is the guest of Miss Rachel Hotchkiss.
She will return home tomorrow.
Miss Mary Bennett of Galena, is.
here for the Teachers association,
and is visiting Mrs. Eugene Stotts, APT
Buchanan street.
Mrs. Charles Skinner. 1915 Tyler
street, will entertain her bridge club
Friday evening.
Mrs. Wayland Brown is expected
in topeka about the holidays to spend
a few weeks. Mrs. Browns former
pupils in dramatic art are being in