The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1910-07-29

Mrs. Clifton Heaton gave an informal
dinner at the Country club Thursday
evening. Covers were laid for Mr.. and
Mrs. George Crawford, Mr. and Mrs
Quinton, and Mr. and Mrs. Heaton.
Captain and Mrs. Jens Bugge OF Fort
Smelling. Mimi. will leave Sunday for
Washington, DC, to make their home
Captain Bugge will teach in the war
college. Mrs. b. F. Cuttel, Mrs.
Bugge's mother. who has been visiting
Captain and Mrs. Bugge this summer
will go with them to Washington to re-
main the rest Of the summer.
Miss Mabel Kingsley gave a picnic
at Central park Thursday evening,
complimentary to Miss Agnes Ost OF
San Bernardino, Cal. Those who at
tended were: Miss Ost, MISS klngsley;;
Mss Mildred Rodgers, Miss Hazel
Klingaman, Miss Marguerite kiene ana
Miss Mary Cooper.
The women of the 1400 block on Har-
rison street gave a bridge party this
morning followed by a luncheon, at the
home of Mrs. F.. E. Parr, in honor OF
Mrs F. E. Grimes, who will leave soon
to make her home in Fort STOCKTON.
Tex. The party was attended by ABOUT
eighteen, and each OF tne sues.s
brought to present to Mrs. Grimes
gift designed to be useful in her ne"
home Her friends have considered tpe
wildness of the cowboy country 70
which she goes. and provided ner WIFI
weapons of defense-a rusty pistol with
which she will be safe against wound
ing herself, a flask of something tnas
looks like an antidote for rattlesnake
poison, a pair of spurs that VIII ASSIST
her when she rides the range-in Lact,
all the equipment that tradition teils Is
necessary for the Lone Star pioneer.
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Until last night it was the unani-
nous opinion of Topeka society tndl Inc
Country club was the coolest retreat 70
be found by the brave ones VINO eiecteu
70 spenC the summer in town. NOW
anyone who is looking for an argument
may find one on the subject OF the rela,
tive comfort Of the Country ciup anu
the city house by speaking Win W.
man and her daughter who nave taho e1i
a room at the club house Tor WeeN
or two Last night after numerous
vain attempts to get to sleep on Inc
he'd that had been absorbing the neat
of the day, they finally decloeo 70 u
the floor a while. That proved TO pe
no cooler and had the ado1tlonai u Mraon
vantage of unpadded hardness. 1heh
IN the early morning hours, the pa
thence of the sufferers d1ssotveq III
perspiration and oozed away 10y,
| nnon the two united their SIRENS "a
and dragged the mattress 1roIn tnS nuu
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selves for a good nights rest. But n
| +ha Gard room was cooler than the peu
| roo,, the exertion of making inc
| transfer more than counteracIIeeu lie
| BENEFITS. At last they dozeo nsnlsv,
| ond ali foo briefly. Mr.. Chantlcler Oh
s anu al farm with the auto
cratic authority that fashion gives mn
this season, set out to rouse tne cuin,
| ,oT1nitv. which, with the stir IN the cluo
| cann broke the charm before tne WI =
oil
of gathering up the raVe NE ..eornine
| care1 had fairly begun. rms moIni II, Z
| Az o,,as+s at the club were told OF the
| room at home with its five Wlnoows ,; ,;
| shaded all the afternoon, anu coy,
throughout the day and eomrortaoie a.
| night long. So it seems that nonns isn
aiwavs the warrnest place on earln, anu
| this cool comfort Is something ike the
story the knowing ones tell US OF nap-
piness-it manages to eiuue tnose wiz
chase it. 70
Miss Minta Altman and Mr.. Flavey
Miller of Lyons, Kan, wers married
Thursday morning at o'clock, at the
home of the brides parents. Mr.. and
Mrs. John L. Altman, 2001 Clay street
bv the Rev. M. NJ. Culpepper. The
brides sister. Miss Emily Altman, was
the maid of honor, and the bride
/ groom's brother. Mr.. Glenn Miller
Il was the best man. The bride was
dressed in white batiste and carried
brides roses. The maid of honor also
wore white and carried white carna'
lions. The wedding march was played
by Miss Electa Callahan. Mr.. an6
i Mrs. Miller have gone to Lyons, Kan.
where they will make their home.
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Notes and Personal Mention.
Judge William Hook and his famil!
of Leavenworth, are spending the
summer at Plum Lake, Wis, and have
invited Miss Julia Leland and Mr.