The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1910-02-14
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Miss Ella Davis entertained a few
girls informally this afternoon for Miss
Helen Sterne of San Diego, Cal. The
decorations of hearts and cupids were
ers' patron, Saint Valentine, is honor
ed, and the refreshments served were
made up in heart shapes. The rooms
were darkened and illumined by tapers.
Mrs. z. Z. Carpenter will entertain
the Ideal club Tuesday afternoon at 1
o'clock luncheon at the Virginia. Miss
Alma Wick of Portland, Oregon, will
be the guest of the club.
Mr.. Duane Gilmore entertained Sat
.urday evening at a birthday dinner.
Covers were laid for: Mr.. Frank Ham
Iilton, Mr.. Paul Van Ness, Mr.. Charles
Wise, Mr.. Ralph Smith. Mr.. Clifford
Deppe, Mr.. Leslie Mays, Mr.. Edwin
Peterson, Mr.. Clarence Churchman. Mr..
Leo Elmore. and Mr.. Duane Elrnore.
Mrs. F. N Risteen gave a birthday
party Saturday afternoon for her
daughter, Harriet Lincoln, who was 10
years>old on that day. The house was
decorated in hearts and flags. signifi-
cant both of Valentine day and Lin
coins birthday. Twenty guests we're
present.
Mrs. j. F. Afford gave a -thimble
party Friday afternoon for the Portia
club of which she was formerly a
member.
| Mrs. Frank Klingaman will entertain
the Mysotis club Tuesday afternoon at
her home, COL West Tenth, street.
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Mrs. A. F. Grear and Mrs. Tom
! Of of 70 To-, l.,
The Golden Rule club will hold a
Washington tea Friday, the 18th, at the
home of Mrs. ]. B. Johnson. 1925 Lin
! coin street.
Mrs. Celia Fordyce has asked guests
| for Wednesday afternoon to a thinnb
party she will give in compliment to
Mrs Frank strawn.
One hundred and fifty guests have
been asked 20 tea that the Non
Nobis Solum club will give tomorrow
at the home of Mrs. c. a. Bailey, 900
| Lane street.
Mrs. NJ. C. Naylor will entertain the
following guests at valentine party
tonight: Miss Fay Shepardson, Miss
Rae Dumars, Miss Nina Herley, Miss
| Miss Olive Moseley, Miss Reynolds,
| Miss Vera Minard, Miss Myrtle Cole.
Miss Grace Upton and Miss Hazel
Lolly.
The Sorosis club gave Lincoln day
banquet Saturday night at the First
Christian church which was attended
| by fifty guests Governor w. r. Stubs
made an address, and the clubs presi-
| dent Mrs. J. D. Mcfarland, was toast
mistress. responses we're made by
Mrs. A. A. GODDARD, Mrs. H. o. Carney,
| DR.. Harriet AGams, Mrs. w. A. Nc
Carter and Mrs: w: w. Kitchell.
Miss Edith Connen entertained
twenty guests at valentine party Sat
urday afternoon at her home, 1907 To-
peka avenue.
! Miss Ruth Souders celebrated her
sixth birthday Saturday afternoon by
a party at her home, on College ave-
nue.. Her guests were: Miss Juanita
Elliott, Miss Jeanette Schwartz. Miss
Eva SnodgraAs, Miss Coral Snodgrass,
Miss Marian Bleakly. Miss Alice Shu-
mate, Russell and. Florence Wells and
Miss Dorothy Souders.
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Some one has discovered how it hap
pened that a very short man of To-
taller than himself. The story goes
that they were boy and girl sweet
hearts and ran away to get married
when he was Is and she was TO- Al
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by several inches, but the girl con-
tinued to grow and the boy didn't, with
the result that they are a smile pro-
voking pair whenever they walk Out
}, together. 1t is lucky that they mar
ried before thew got their growth, oil
they surely We uld never have had the
courage to marry at all.
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Notes and Personal Mention.
Miss Marie Lagerstrom has re-
| turned from Lawrence where she at
tended the dance Saturday evening.
A Valentine meeting of the junior
Atlantean club will be held tomorrow
afternoon with Miss Mary Willard o.
Washburn campus.
Miss Helen Davis spent Sunday il
Kansas City.
Miss Eugenia Quinton expects to g
to Chicago in about two weeks to visi
| her sister Mrs. Harley Reisman.
Miss Alice Willard. who went t
Lawrence for the matinee mess Sat
urday. has returned.
The Alta Vista club me: this after