The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1912-08-14

IoOEXVY
Mrs. ]. M Meade gave a dinner
party Tuesday night for her son, Mr..
Holmes Meade. The guests were: Mr..
| and Mrs. Warrick Updegraff, Miss
clyde Bonebrake, Miss Lillian Nc
Whitney, Miss Marie Lagerstrom, Mr..
Holmes Meade, Mr.. Bruce Mcfarland,
Mr.. Ivan DibbIe and Mr. Nelson
Meade.
Miss Pauline Hudson of the City of
Mexico will be the guest of honor at
bridge party Thursday afternoon to be
given by her aunt, Mrs. Marie Pierce
Wear, whom she is visiting.
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Word has been received in Topeka
of the death of Mrs. Isabel Hinton of
Washington, d. c., widow of the late
Richard J. Hinton. She was stricken
with paralysis Monday and died Tues
day. The Hintons have been in KAN
sas great Geal, and Mr.. Hinton, who
was a Journalist and author of consid-
cradle note, has written a good deaf Of
the early days of Kansas He pun
lished a book about John Brown, and
few years ago. he was in Topeka,
making researches for further hlstor1-
cal works he planned to write. He
died in London a number of years ago.
He and his wife had a good many
friends in Topeka and throughout the
state. who will regret to learn OF iier
death.
Miss Bertha Hull entertained few
guests today at her home. 1101 Blu
chanan street. The girls took their
sewing and spent the morning with
Miss Hull.
Miss Elizabeth Edison had slumDer
party Tuesday night and her guests
were: Miss Elizabeth Hopkins. Mss
Dorothy Crane, Miss Mildred Pounds
sons.
Miss Ruth Field entertained at
Ihimbles Tuesday afternoon in honor
Those present were: Miss Flory, Miss
Hazel Hite, Miss Mary Ward, Miss
Gayrite Garner, Miss Fern Mold, Miss
Beula Pulley, Miss Emma Crabb, Miss
Requa Rinner, Miss Gertrude Hucken,
Miss Gladys Harmon, Miss Edith
Troxell, Miss Elijah Dyer, Miss
Wilma Perry, Miss Frances Moore,
Miss Clara Ekstrom. Miss Bernice
Morrow, Miss Annie Field and Miss
Ruth Field.
"I wonder why it is" unused a pretty
woman, that a man of few words is
usually regarded as a deep thinker,
and a woman of few words is general
ly considered dull, if not stupid?'
1.-The answer is simple enough" the
clever man assured her You see,
woman is, by nature, talker; gifted
conversationalist, perhaps 1 should
say. 1t is commonly accepted belief,
founded on history and personal ex-
on her mind she will make it known,
be it much or little. Therefore, with
her, to be habitually silent, is to be
considered intellectually blunt"
7 Lott 4I1n
the result of reputation. And by the
same rule, isn't it possible that man.
like the owl, for instance, by holding
his tongue, may get credit for thoughts
he doesn't think and wisdom he doesn't
possess ?"
Your conclusions are logical" adj
mitted the man. ''If it is the result |
of reputation fno,one case. it may be
in the other, of course
And hope. ''ssaid the pretty wom-
an persuasively that you'll be good |
enough to agree with me that the |
reputation is rather unfair to woman.
dull; if she does she is thought shall |
low.'-New Orleans Picayune.
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The K. A. n. S. girls Of the high |
school had a breakfast this morning |
at 1880 o'clock in Central park. Those
who attended were: Miss Helen |
Koontz, Miss Marion Weightman, Miss
Vivian Heron, Miss Helen Coe, Miss
y.
Alice Douglass, Miss Ruth Raster, Miss
Jane Kingan, Miss Margaret Fuller, |
Miss Florence Wilson and Miss Grace |
Whit.
Mr. and Mrs. ]. W. Upper of 1714
Crane street announce the engage |
ment of their daughter, Maude Luella, |
to Mr.. Harry G. Shelton of Ell Paso, |
Texas, the marriage to take place in
the early spring.
Notes and Personal Mention.
Mr.. P. L Bonebrake left Tuesday for /
Mich, to spend the rest of /
the summer.
Mr.. and Mrs. B. F. Brennan, Of
Springfield, Ill. stopped in Topeka on
their way to Colorado, to visit their
daughter, Mrs. J. T. Lagerstrom.
Mrs. NJ. E. Mills, 4344 Oakenwald /
avenue. has as her guests, her mother,
Mrs. T. H. Lescher, and her sisters,
MISS Cornelia Lescher, and Mrs. L. S.
Ferry, wife of Judge Ferry, of Topeka,
Tribune.
Mr.. and Mrs. S. B. Rohrer have re-
turned from Wichita, where they visit
eel Mr.. Rohrer's mother. Mrs. Eliza
Rchrer.
Miss Dorothy Porter, who is visiting
some of her sorority sisters in Emporia,
will go from there to Wichita, to be the
guest of Miss Huston.
Mr.. Russell Grimes, of FIT. Stockton.
Texas, is visiting his sister, Mrs Monte
kistler.
Miss Madaline Whitney, who is
spending the summer in the East, will
stop in Lafayette, Ind. on her return
home to visit Mrs. William Crockett,
Miss Blanche Rohrer, of To-
peka.
Miss Pauline Hudson, of the City of
Mexico. who is visiting her aunt Mrs
Marie Price Wear, will go to Kansas
City next week to visit Ter grand
mother. Mrs. ]. K. Hudson, and Mrs -
Dell Keller. She will return to resume