The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1909-09-09

Miss Margaret Garvey, Miss Laura
Hall, Miss Nellie Raster, Miss Loui Sc
Raster, Miss Hildegarde Hurley. Miss
Effie Milford, Miss Zella cellars, Miss
Miss Helen Ames. Miss Margaret Co
in and Miss Mary Wilson Of Valencia.
A Topeka girl is going to marry
man who has been her sutton for a long
time and whom she fouted and scorned
for years. The man is an automobile
manufacturer. tShe better give me an
automobile" says a girl friend, cor I'll
tell how she used to knock on him"
Mrs. Harry Washburn gave lunch
con at her house in Potwin Place today
for these out of town girls: Miss Hat
tie Hunt of Iowa, Miss Minta Schmitz
of Paola, Miss Louise Fielding aud
Miss Jessie Apitz of Manhattan Asked
to meet them were Miss Ann Troutman
Miss Helen Lindsay, Miss Emma Bo,-
mar, Miss Berenice Emahizer, Mis-
Grace Berry, Miss Alice Larimer, Miss
Mabel Adams and Miss isabel Heath.
Miss schmitz. Miss Hunt, Miss
Fielding and Miss Apitz are guests of
day
The first meeting of the Ceramic Art
club this season will be held tomorrow
the NOME Oh MISS duSSle ruler. MISS
Fuller and Mrs. ]. S. Ensminger hos
tesses.
For six weeks there was an un-
broken drouth and we choked with
dust and sweltered in the heat and
grumbled necessarily Then it rained |
for night and a day Toward the
end of the day people were wonder
ing if it would ever quit raining.
Vyrif toll
Christian Science by Emil C. Wilm, |
Phi. D., professor of philosophy in /
college, is on sale at local |
book stores.
''Those things are no good said
a prominent member of the Hand
holders union. indicating the daven- |
ports at the ends of the new foyer |
bright light is pure waste of good |
material
Is thinness to become fashionable |
The summer girls who have returned |
from their vacations have all grown |
plump. Two of the girls of the |
debutante set gained forty pounds |
each. The girls who have been |
east, with one exception. came home |
with little cur1s dangling from their |
Psyche knots. We had heard. here, |
that puffs and curls were hopelessly |
passed six months ago. They say the |
really new way to wear the hair is |
simply, without a rat, the back hair |
in coronet braids or a low, |
careless knot.
Whisky, which makes most people |
sleepy. has exactly the opposite |
effect on Topeka woman The
other night just before she retired |
she drank a mild mint julep with her |
husband, and as a result did not sleep |
until morning. When her husband |
went down for breakfast, alone. he |
cautioned their little boy to be very
had not slept well and would not be
up until later. When the mother |
came down a few hours afterwards |
she heard her boy addressing some |
was cautioning them against making /
any noise to waken his mother, and /
her heart swelled with joy and pride /
In his thoughtfu1ness so she stopped |
On the landing to listen to his lecture
and heard her darling say: Eyes you
must be very quiet because Mother is |
H. She drank SO much whisky last |
night she couldn't get up this morn
ing"
story for the Angel Child to tell the
neighbours children.
'FwelI, what have you been doing
this morning?" asked the husband,
'Oh." exclaimed the wife who still |
had the wild eye of the LOCKER" II
shopped all morning But I couldn't
ind anything trimmed I wanted, so
[ brought home an untrimmed
shape"
aYe gods" exclaimed the husband.
ST YOU mean one of those gunny-
sack dresses the women are wearing I
you better take 1T back
The Priscilla club will meet with
Mrs. w G.. Shaw, 1922 Mulvane |
street, tomorrow afternoon.
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Notes and Personal Mention.
Mrs. M. A. Low has taken q, cottagel
t Santa Monica. Cal, where Mrs. Dean |
low, who has been Ill with appended