The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1912-03-27

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The pupils of Madame Lunde South
er gave a surprise party for her Mon
day afternoon in honor of her birth
day anniversary. The affair was both
a birthday party and "housewarm-
ing for Mrs. Souther and Miss Hoge-
boom have recently moved to a pretty
new bungalow which Mrs. Souther had
built this winter. About forty people
attended the party Monday
Mr.. Cyrus Leland announces the en-
gagement of his daughter, Miss Julla
Leland, to Mr.. George P. Hayden, the
wedding to take place in June Miss
Leland is the youngest OF Mr. Leland S
three daughters, and is quite soclai
favorite in Topeka She attended
Washburn college and afterwards
travelled and studied music and Ian
guages in Europe. Mr.. Hayden is
member of the law firm of Hayden &
HAYDEN. He is graduate of the State
university and has served both IN the
house and the senate of the state leg
islature. Mr.. Hayden and his bride
where he will continue his law prac-
tice.
Miss Madaline Whitney will enter
tain the wednesday Bridge CLUB Fiji
day afternoon Two new members OF
the club are Miss Mildred Guild and
Miss Daisy Monroe:
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The west Side Forestry club will
meet Thursday with MIS-, o4 F. o. - B ofF-
GERS, and the meeting will begin
promptly at $3.50 o'clock
The Cosmos club will not meet this
week Their next meeting will be held
Thursday, April 4, with Mrs L. u
Harrison, $40 West Sixth street
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There is an engaged man in town
who saws that he does not purpose to
be pushed off into space and let the
bride take all the notice and all the
fonors when it comes to the wedding
and the parties that go before He IS
planning to have a round OF stag par
ties to which mary a pettcoat VIII pc
admitted. and he says that if he can't
get a notice Of them into the paper, he
will take brick to the store windows,
and the moral will not be votes Tor
women The ordinary way is for
everyone to regard the bridegroom as
sort of necessary nuisance, and even
the bride herself looks at him with a
pitying GOd-made- you-too air, winch
unite Ilpsets the ideas of his own I'M
portance that were so carefully fostered
and encouraged by this same girl in her
fishing days before the catch was land
ed. The near-married man hovers
about before and after the parties, and
if it is an evening affair, he is asked TO
attend, chiefly for the purpose of es-
corting the honor guest, and Sunday
afternoons he is obliged to stay at nome
while She catches up on lost sleep. But
If nothing happens to dfsarrange the
plans of one of the men whose wedding
is to occur sometime this summer, the
OH order will be changed.
Tickets for the Washburn College
orchestra concert next Tuesday night, |
may be obtained at the music stores |
down town or at the college office. A
limited number of tickets will be given
out The program will be as follows:
Delibes-Valse from Ballet. ."Coppolia'
BOlZOni M1nuetto
Orchestra.
Notwithstanding concerto in
Major list Movement |
Miss AIDA Harper.
Here Must the Snug
glers Dwell' From Opera Carmen |
Miss Irene McNamee.
Dcbussy-Deux Danses-
/. Danse Sacre.
II. Danse Profane.
Prof. W. D. Boughton
Haydn. Symphony in D Major |
I. Adagio-AIlegro.
II. Andante.
IL Menuetto.
". Con Spirits.
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The old stock cleared out, pretty new /
fabrics on the counters, and the build |
ing in holiday trimming, are marks of |
the spring openings that the stores
are beginning to hold. The Mills Com
pany had their opening Tuesday, and |
the building has not been so attractive |
in it's decoration and display of gar
ments since it was first opened after
its completion last year. Ferns and /
bouquets of roses decorated the differ |
ent floors of the store, and music was |
furnished throughout the afternoon in |
the rest ROOM The large corner win
dow, which lends itself admirably to |
elaborate displays, was arranged by Mr
w. L. Trump, with a background of |
ferns and vines, and lilacs in the fore
ground. The wax figures wore gowns
hats, and wraps of the newest fashion,
and one of the dresses that was much /
commented on was changeable taf- |