The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1910-01-11

| suit LlldI I1dQ D0on sent nome from
| the dreSsmaker's shop the previous
| day, set out on a shopping tour yes
| terday afternoon. In crossing the
street she slipped on a piece of ice and
| fell IN heap in a mud puddle. Be-
fore anyone could reach her she had
gathered up her shopping bag and
was on her feet again. Without even
| looking about to find out who saw her
| tumble, she walked calmly down the
| street and went about her shopping
without any apparent consciousness of
| the big black spots all up and down
| one side of her new dress. Strangers
| stared at her and those who knew her
asked what had happened. The looks
! OF the first were answered by cool
| drawing room smile and the questions
1 of the others by the brief reply that
she met with a slight accident When
she had finished her errands she went
home as deliberately as though she
had looked as we'll as she did when
she started, and no one heard her
make a word of complaint or make
any sign of embarrassment Does she
not answer the description of stole i?
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| The Kappa Sigma fraternity men
entertained the girls of the Sigma
Delta Psi at dipner Sunday, at the
chapterhouse, 1924 College avenue.
Mrs. A. L. Voorhis was chaperone.
Those who attended were: Miss Yetta
Conkling, Miss Mary Sawyer Miss La
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Helen Edwards, Miss Rebecca Welty,
Miss Josephine Smith, Mr.. David
ferguson. Mr.. John Borah, Mr.. John
Nfpps. Mr.. Huston Porter, Mr.. John
Foster. Mr.. Edwin Keller, Mr. Clyde
Eley, Mr.. Earl Voorhis and Mr. Ward
Green.
Mrs. Frank Edison entertained the
D: d. Whist club Monday afternoon.
Alden played for absent members.
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Notes and Personal Mention.
Miss Mary Wilson of velencia, is the
i guest of friends in Topeka
Mrs. ]. L. Paine will leave Saturday
for the west. She will visit a month
with her daughter in Idaho and will
then go to San Francisco to be with
her brother a few weeks, after which
she will go to Los Angeles where her
family will join her in the spring.
Mr.. Robert Stone is spending a few
days in Chicago on business.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Harris are
spending the week at Eskridge with
Mrs. Harris's parents, Mr.. and Mrs. E.
Eckles.
Miss Rose Thompson of Manhattan
is the guest of her cousin, Mrs. H. C.
Mohney.
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. N Cornell and Miss
Frances Cornell have gone to New
Orleans for ten days visit.
D q -
turned from a short visit in Kansas
City.
Miss Virginia Meade returned to
Manhattan Monday evening after a
short visit with her parents. Mr.. and
Mrs. J. NJ. Meade.
DR.. and Mrs. NJ. D. Johnson of Sen
| eca. Kansas, are guests of Mr.. and
Mrs. Howard H Hunter. 1892 Western
avenue. DR.. johnson was formerly
pastor of the Cumberland Presbyterian
!church in Topeka
Mr.. and Mrs. Homer Washburn
formerly of Topeka, now of Richmond
Cal, are visiting Mrs. Washburn's
mother. Mrs. j. L. Galbreath, 1913
West Sixth avenue. and her sister, Mrs
Howard Hunter. 1922 Western avenue
DR.. F. N. Lynch and his daughters
Josephine and Lucille, will leave for a
trip to California about January II.
The kindergarten of Bethany col
lege will open Wednesday morning
Miss Julia Lar!mer will be in charge OF
: the department during the absence OF
Miss Mary Whitton.
Miss Olive Wick, 1106 Polk street
has returned home after a visit in
, Wichita where she was the guest OF
! Mr.. and Mrs. Carl Hummer.
The Richardson Art club will meei
! Wednesday afternoon with Mrs. E. W
! Hutchfngs. 1921 Van Buren, street
Mr.. E. S. Quinton left today for St
Louis to attend the United States cir
cult court of appeals.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles G.. Titus ani
Mrs. Cooper will arrive tonight from E
| Paso, Texas. to attend the funeral O
I Mr.. George S. Cooper brother of Mrs
III Titus and son of Mrs. Cooper.
III Mrs John Haughey and Miss Heller
III Haughey expect to leave soon fol
II Aledo H.. to spend two months visit
III ing Mrs. Haughey's brother.
II The Royal Neighbors of America No
II 14S, have installed the following officer.
II for the coming year: Oracle. Miss Alic'
III Grice; vice oracle. Miss Isabel Souders
II chancellor, Miss Margaret Curry; re
corder, Miss Carrie Swan: receiver. Mis-
II Rosa Geiger; marshal, Miss Ev;
II Crouch; inner sentinel. Miss Anns
II Wells; managers. w. A. Wolverton ant
Miss Minnie Plummer.