The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1911-10-03

friends, asking them to support the
amendment at the polls She considers
that nothing would help the suffrage
work in Kansas more than the passing
of the suffrage bill in California Those
who write to California voters should
do so at once as the letter would have
but one week in which to reach the
voter and have chance to take"
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The guests who attended the lunch
con given by Mrs. Walter Hayes Mon
day at the Mills Tea room, for Miss
Floyd Robenson and Miss Edna CAT
ford. we're: Miss Robenson, Miss CAT
ford. Mrs: J: P Rowley, Mrs. w. S.
McClintock, Mrs. Hugh Cartwright of
st. Louis, Mrs. Adelaide Smith Mrs
Harold Copeland of Kansas City, Miss
Eva Smith, Miss Edna Herbst and Miss
Dorothy Wilson.
The Ideal History club will meet Fri
day afternoon with Mrs. S. A Cook
instead of with Mrs Zimmerman.
X
Miss Ethel Aldrich, who arrived home
from Europe last week, is telling q
joke on herself with a good deal of
relish. 1t was during her trip through
Norway and Sweden, that a distin-
guished looking couple boarded the
train and took seats near Miss Aldrich
and her party. The woman she noticed
as being especially attractive in severely
a few simple ornaments of odd design
She smoked cigarettes necessarily,
spoke English with the accent of
southern Europe, and was languorous-
ly elegant and interesting. The man
seemed polite and well disposed Offer
ing his assistance in looking after Miss
AIdr1ch's baggage and furnishing in
formation for her. She awaited herself
to the utmost of his amiable proffers,
and allowed him to serve her nv list
car, buying tickets, and in fact all the
duties of willing servant, short of
backing the boots for the crowd. By
the time he was well settled to rest
after running frequent errands. the
tram arrived at Stockholm, and the
strange couple were received nv the
citizens with every evidence of Iona
preparation and eager excitement
there was a season of cheering, hand
kissing and holiday rejoicing. At the.
Grand hotel of Stockholm the same
scene was repeated. Then the Kansas
travellers began to inquire who it was
that had been lackey for their crowd
during the trip and were told thai ii
Princess Potentiam of Rome (Mavha
you know who they are The name
sounds awesome, though unfamiliar
Ihey We're travelling to Stockholm to
aeeend a convention with titled repre-
sentat1ves from England Germany.
russia, Siam, and all the rest There
is nothing like a discriminating taste in
choosing a flunkyi
Miss Louise Allison, Miss Anna. Hart.
perg. and Miss Selma F'oberg went to
Garden City Monday to attend the
WeudIng OF Miss FOberg'S brother. Mr..
Otto Foberg, and Miss Ruth Severance.
which took place this afternoon. The
wedding was quiet one, and after the
ceremony Mr.. and Mrs. Foberg left for
topeka, where they will visit friends
a Few days before going to their home
IN Naperville, I'LL, where Mr. Fobere has
the position Of general secretary Of the
z. NJ. c. A.
dinner was given Monday night at
the Y M. c. A. in honor of Mr.. and
MIS-. Robert Wilson, who have recently
been married The table was elaborate
" decorated, and covers were laid for:
Mr. and Mrs Wilson, Mr.. and Mrs E
Z. Brownen, Mr.. and Mrs. George Hoyes
Mr.. and Mrs ]. L. Montgomery. Miss
F. Brownell, Mr.. Job Little. Mr.. Ralph
Knapp, Mr.. w z. Woodward and Mr.
E. F. Cookingham. Mr. Wilson has
accepted position as Office secretary
of the Y NJ G: A;
Miss Mamie Adamson and Mr. Paul
Morrison were married Monday evening |
at $50 o'clock, by Rev. G. A. Marvel. |
at the home of the brides parents Mr.
and Mrs T. w. Adamson, 1885 Afulvane |
street. Mr.. Morrison is the son of the |
late j. B. Morrison. He and his bride |
will make their home in Topeka.
The Kappa Sigma men of Washburn /
college observed pledge day today and /
wore colors for the following: Mr.. John 4
Fent of Eureka. Mr.. Harold Porter of
Pittsburg, and Mr.. Clayton Kline, Mr.. j