The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1912-01-25

erear pictured is a couture cap intend
ed for theater wear: is made OF cream
net over silver and green tissue Ihere
Mr. crimes being the local manager OF
the Orient TOWnSite company.
The bride is a graduate OF the 10
peka high school and spent Two yea
in bethany college, is q musician dllu
has every accomplishment to ada 70
the pleasure of welded life she Is
one of the leaders in the social sets
here and por ular with all her acqualhO-
anceS. o;s
ed in Milan, Mo. is a graduate OF tn5
state university at Columbia MO, On, az
the Missouri normal, taugns $500 49,
two terms after ri graduation ana t9eH
was elected prosecuting attorney OF niS
home county Sullivan, resigned VA NJ.
position to come to Texas since - W
Payne has been ldentlneu w. here
stockton and the legal profession helS.
he needs no lau0itory remarks at Out
ban5s-he has made good-when that
is said Of anyone in the business OF So
ciaI world of today it is sufhclent guar
antee of energy and worth
A Young woman who has been going
about to some of the larger par lie.
reneatedlv compiimented, is MISS
! Miriam roster the eldest dauShter u
Mr. and Mrs. E G. Foster 1t Is oilis
| such a short time since she was q
| school girl, wearing ueA ileeAA .Ao
! birr riI,Eons and now she has ceVelopeu
| ;J1fo a Young woman with length=neu
| skirts and Gignified bearing. Sile ns
grown tall, has her motner p .Gt.s'. al
manners. and some pleasing traits az
- own She was a student at tne
state university last year, ana TINS 80
| Che is taking special work IN lhusAO
at Washburn college.
po+vin woman sent her ew shoes
49, 70 the shoe shop to have the but
tons set over, and sent her husp allNlz ~
| the Grand He unWrappeu tle JUNE -
nicled up one of the shoes, and the
| r1ar1r took the other. The huspahu
| snied a bit Of black rag hanging out oI
| the shoe he held. He pulled at IL anu
il kent coming until he pulled OUT an
arms length of it. and then attac1 lt,.l 70
# was another piece that looked IKE
stocking. and at the end of that was
sim another. The customers Who were
looking on began to smile, and the en-
/ harrassed man held the shoe TO one
side and began surreptitiously poklhg
49,, ol5 stockings into his trousers
noclxet He ventured to cast a glance
at the waiting clerk, and dlscoVereu
| that he too was engaged IN the same
| oneration on the other shoe a string
| Of footIess stockings was unwlnolng
under his hands, and the puzzled look
on the husbands face was reflected IN
! the clerks expression AT IaSt the
l shoes were amptied and the old stock
inpS wrapped up TO De CdTTleu AOAlO ~
r +be wife who was called upon to ex-
> Ylai,, why she used her shoes for
mendine bags She was able to answer
her husband that as he had not bought
4 her any shoe trees for Christmas as
- she had asked she had to keep her
5 shoes in shape by stuffing them with
z, old socks. and she believed that the
n next time she limited for shoe trees she
Z | would get them
o - Arrs Norman Wear enter
5 tanned at bridge Wednesday night for
u Major and Mrs c. R. Krauthon, OF
San Francisco. California
house warming was given Wednes-
5av night. for Mr.. and Mrs Carol b
/. Merriam. who have recently moved II
the r. w Harrison house which tne1
- have bought. Those who made up TN
matt. Mr.. and Mrs. Harold Chase, Dr
l. and Mrs w II West. Mr.. and MRS
1 / George M. Crawford. Mr.. and Mrs.
q. { Oninton. Mr. and Mrs. Arthur cap
IN per Mr.. and Mrs Frank ID, ID. Merriam
~ and Mrs Charles Brooks Thomas
Mr. w Farnsworth. 2 Topek
. nioneer. celebrated his eighty-thir
L. birthday Wednesday. His guests wer
er Nj G. Gordon and Mr.. George kel
lam and Mr.. Kellam's daughte~. Mis-
l., emma Kellam. Mr.. Farnsworfn. MI
Gordon. and Mr.. Kellam came to To
pela about the same time ana nav
known each other for many years
<
Mrs. F. w. Watson viii entertain tn
Sorosis club Saturday at her home O
- Topeka avenue. 1t will be a guest da
le' meeting. and each member is 'entitle
is to invite a friend. Some of the visitor
: who will come to attend the kansa
ca Dav club meeting next week will b
Il, guests Mrs. Watson will read a paps
az on Japanese Art Mrs Watson's in
- teresting Japanese art room will b
d open TO the guests
. n Mrs w. S. Heitzman entertaine
at her bridge club Wednesday afternoo
a at her home, go Topeka avenue. He
guests were: Mrs. J. @. Doncyson. Mr.
81 Bartel, Mrs. J. L. Fletcher, Mrs. r.
Of Kreipe. Mrs. Kelly, Mrs. J. A Austil
Nv Mrs. Clarence Rex. Mrs. w F. Ha.
he slip. Mrs. Ed Arnold. Mrs johnson
" Mrs Ed Bunnell, Mrs Ward Chapma
Nv of AtchiSon.
g.v The social committee Of Beula