The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1909-09-09
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Mr.. and Mrs. Ilif Felix gave a dinner
at the Country club last night for Mrs.
Paul Hudson of the City of Mexico.
The other guests were Mrs. Marie
Price Wear and Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas
B. Frost. 1t was the usual Wednes-
day night dinner dance and among the
other members of the club and their
guests who were present were: Mr..
and Mrs. Reid of Clyde, Mr. and Mrs
McC1intock, Mrs. Julian Sydnor, Miss
Maude Grimes. Miss Mary Moore, Miss
Permelia Curtis, Miss Florence John
stone, Miss Helen tombstone. Miss
Miss Marie Lagerstrom, Miss Dorothy
Porter, Miss Hazel Howe, Miss Ruth
Hamlin, Miss Bertha Hull, Mr.. Joseph
Risteen, Mr.. Hugh Mcfarland Mr..
Bert Reid, Mr.. E. d. Osborn, Mr.. D.
c. Hammatt, Mr.. Russell Frost, Mr..
R. F. Hayden, Mr.. Paul Walker, Mr..
Fred Parfitt, Mr.. Clarence Jordan, Mr..
Harry Curtis, Mr.. Richard Hall, Mr..
L. J. Graham, Mr.. Monte Kistler, Mr..
Harry Gaunt, Mr.. Robert PIERCE, Mr..
B. w. Scandrett, Mr.. David Bowie, Mr..
Darwin Bradley:
A certain women's club in Topeka
which was organized a number of
years ago when most of the members
were very young matrons, began and
has kept up the custom of presenting
the new babies of the members with
silver spoons. This has sometimes
been the occasion of conflict in the club
which has two spinsters who object to
the practice as unjust discrimination
But the mothers outnumber them and
the insurgents have always been voted
down. One woman has already taxed
her sister members for four spoons and
not long ago the stork brought the
fifth baby, which was given a number
1.-THE baby will have another spoon,
too" said the mother proudly counting
its gifts. From the club, you know"
HUH" said her husband. you'll
probably find that the Spins have met
and expelled you from that CLUB
Mrs Eustace H. Brown of Olathe is
the guest of Mrs. J. G. Allison, 11O4
Taylor street. Mrs. Brown, who was
formerly president of the State FEEDER |
ation of Wonien's clubs, is here to at |
END a conference of the state board |
IF control.
One of Walt Mason's recent rhymes
sings the GLORIOUS boon of youth" or
course that's all right when you're
writing for a syndicate and have to
urn out verse a day, but, on the
evel. does any middle aged or oid
rO seriously AEs Is T iuIt as natural z
routh, has it's own pleasures and its
PRICELESS compensations. To youth,
lee is of course terrible, but age
would rarely exchange its peace ana
esignation, it's philosophy and faith:
or the turbulence and rebellion OF
'outh. -
Mrs. F. S, Savage entertained
mali company informally this after
loon for Mrs. Paul Hudson of the City
# Mexico, limiting her invitations to
special friends of the guest of honor
Irs. Hudson and her children, Misses
Pauline and Helen Marie ana Master
oday of Mrs. ]. C. Wilson and will
e entertained at dinner tonight by
Ir. and Mrs. Thomas B: Forst Mr..
nd Mrs. James L. King had them Tor
luncheon yesterday:
.There is none of the stuff of which
eroes is made in me-" chap said
oday. st wouldn't trade one of my
oes for the North pole"
Miss AnnabelI Carney was the hos
ess at an afternoon party at the Coun-
nv club today in compliment to the
iris of the college set who are leaving
Don for school. Miss Carney herself
eturnsS to Wellesley. The invitations
lcluded: Miss WiIhelmina Marbu1 g,
Iiss Helen Sanders. Miss Helen Est-y,
Iiss Frances Brown of Anthony, Miss
-uenn GODDARD, Miss Margaret Jetmore.
IisS Helen Spielman, Miss Anna hit
IL, Miss Marguerite Lovewell, Miss
aroline Lovewell, Miss Daisy Neil,
[iss Alice Meade, Miss Virginia Meade,
[iss Margaret Minney, Miss Helen
[orrow. Miss Mazda Gardner, Miss
tartan Wear, Miss Altha watson Miss
orothy Barber, Miss Julia Larimer,
[iss Alice Larimer, Miss Vivien Tut
e, Miss Lulu Healy of California, Miss
tartan Thompson, Miss Marjorie
Miss Cleo Lane of Washing
IN, D. c., Miss Esther Rodgers, Miss
can Rodgers, Miss Laura Southwick.
[iss Mildred Guild, Miss Marguerite
ILLS Miss Isabel Mills Miss Eleanor ]
7heeler, Miss Permelia Curtis, Miss
coma Curtis, Miss Mabel Andrews. ,
Liss Alice Andrews, Miss Allabelle
routman. Miss Ann Troutman, Miss
dina Hopkins, Miss isabel Heath, Miss
ouise Heath, Miss Hazel Grimes, Miss {
erenice Emahizer, Miss Margaret {
ussell. Miss Mary Overholt, Mrs
ames Hughes, Miss Helen McClintock,
-iss Gertrude McClintock, Miss Mary
base Chamberlain, Miss Henrietta
lexander, Miss Mary Alexander, Miss /
Norton, Miss Lenora Stubs, !
-iss Berenice Fuller Miss Helen $
tevenson, Miss Blanche Taylor. Miss {
lyde Bcnebrake, Miss Mary MacLen- {
an, Miss Louise Kellam, Miss Kath-
inc Kellam, Miss Elizabeth Holiday.
0no 0f tho aduonfa oac {