The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1912-02-20

Miss Helen McClintock entertained at
bridge this afternoon at her home on
Fillmore street Her guests were: Mrs.
Harry Donaldson, Mrs. A. E Jones.
Mrs. J. c. Mohler, Mrs. 1. n Baker, or
Bay City, Michigan. Mrs. Frank Crane,
Mrs. Monte Kistler, Mrs. W. F. Bowen,
Mrs. Frank Scott Davis. Mrs Marie
Price Wear. Mrs Chester Woodward
Mrs. Tom Frost, Mrs Clifton Heaton,
Mrs. Albert +. Reid, Mrs. Guilford
Dudley, Mrs. Floyd Baker. Mrs J. E.
House Mrs. Charles Mitchell, Mrs.
Everett Akers. Mrs. Otto Kiene. Mrs
l. 5. Ferry, Mrs. J. 4. cole, Mrs Ben
Scandrett. Miss Eva Smith, Miss Alice
Meade Miss Virginia Meade, Miss Ger
trude Reed Miss Daisy Monroe, Miss
Mildred Guild. Miss Alice Hughes. Miss
Hazel Howe. Miss Julia Larimer, Miss
Frances Cornell. Miss Helen Ames,
Miss Edna Herbst, Miss Margaret Gar
vey. Miss Mary MacLennan, Miss Helen
Fowler and Miss Gladys Cav.
The girls of the Pi Sigma Psi Sorority
viii celebrate their first anniversary
Friday. February 2S. by dance at
AIcRae's hall About eighty people VII
attend.
Miss Amanda F'indlay has been
obliged to recall the invitations for the |
party she planned to give tonight for
her niece. Miss Maebelle Stokes, of |
A-0lCdSO- InSI6du oA TIE Pal ~ 1O1AA7 IT. !
she gave an informal Washington |
Birthday bridge party this afternoon !
with guests for three tables, for Mrs /
Stokes.
Mr.. J. R Burrow entertained the fol- /
lowing guests at dinner party at his |
home in Highland Park in honor of his |
son. Mr.. Frank H. Burrow, and Mrs
BuTTOW, whose marriage was an event |
of recent date: Mr.. and Mrs. J. II. Hill |
NTuoDox4-oI1 of Smith |
Center, Mr.. and Mrs C. NJ Sawyer and |
Mr.. Lewis Sawyer. of Norton, Mr.. and
Mrs E E Ames, Mr. and Mrs. George
Guild, Miss Helen Anes, Miss Mildred
Guild Mr. Herbert Guild, and -fr- Glen
wood Jones. Mr. and Mrs. Hill, Mr.. aud
Mrs Sawyer, Mrs Mcdowell. and Mr..
Lewis Sawyer have been attending a
house party at the BurrOw home. Mr..
Kansas City, where they will be at
home to their friends at the Baltimore
The Ideal History club will have their
annual evening Saturday night at the
home of Mrs. George Anthony, 427 Tyler
street The husbands of the members
will be guests
The Daughters of the First Presby-
terrain church will give a Washington
birthday dinner Wednesday night at
the church from to o'clock. The
will be: Governor and Mrs. W. r.
Stubs, Mr.. Justice and Mrs. W. A
Johnston, Mr.. Justice and Mrs. Silas
Porter. Dr. and Mrs r. s. Magee, Dr.
and Mrs. S J. Crum bine, Mr.. and Mrs
c. c. Starr, Mr.. and Mrs. H O. Car
vey. Mr.. and Mrs. E W. Rankin, Mr..
and Mrs. J. B. Larimer, Mr.. and Mrs.
Charles Spencer, Mr.. and Mrs r. S.
Gordon. Mr.. and Mrs f. s. Quinton
and DR.. and Mrs. s S. Estey.
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Mrs. Viola Dale McMurray of kan
sas City, who teaches dancing in To-
peka, will give a party for her Thurs
day evening class Thursday evening,
February %
reception viii be given Friday
night at the Central Y. w. c. A. for
the men of the Santa Fe general Of
fees. The officials and employees
will be guests. The invitations are in
the form of a pay check signed by the
treasurer, Mr.. z. L. Copeland
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Tired husband came home one even
ing, stretched his tootsies to the fire.
loaded and lit his pipe, and chal-
1enged his wife to a game of cribbage.
The stakes were small, but they ac-
cumulated all on one side till the IN
lucky wife owed her husband 1915
settlement, so she counted out the
sum of her debt of honor from the
chocolate jar and then tried to figure
where she could economic to keep the
pot boiling till the next pay day with
out the 1915 of fuel she had souan-
dered over the cribbage board. The
next day the solution of the difficulty
came like an inspiration that seemed
TO her almost providentiaL Before