The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1912-08-03

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the guest of honor at party given a
few days ago by her cousin, bliss Edna
Foster.
/ A Topeka woman who is foHd OF
| gadding has an Alice sits by the fire
kind of a husband, and one evening
| when the two were invited to bridge
| party hubby positively declined to go.
| WHEY was determined to go, and they
| finally compromised by agreeing that
she should go with the neighbors who
were also invited, and that he would
| stay at home and ventilate his
thoughts about parties in the Amos
i phere of his own front porch When
| the wife returned, she found her nus
| band in bed making thin pretense OF
sleeping soundly. She shook him anu
| shouted to him to get up and unhook
| her dress. He paid no attention TO the
summons and again the WIFE StruS-
| gled with the obstinate hook between
the shoulder blades and just out OF
reach by any method of approach
Several times she called for her nus
bands help, and each time she was
answered by an exaggerated Snor :.
Vowing vengeance, she went to PEI
wearing her new party gown ana al
the accoutrement and appurtehahc'es
| thereto. The next day she sald noun
| ing about the episode to her husDaho'
| but as always, her resentment gather-
| ed force by its repression. That morn
! ing she noticed her father carer llS
| scrubbing his store teeth with her
| husbands brush, thinking that he ha1
his own. Then after hubby had fin
ished his toilet, she told him tne WoLh
his toothbrush had done peIore ne
| used it. How sweetly husnands anu
| wives love each other sometimes!
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Mrs Ada Norton of Keokuk. Ia;
who is visiting Mrs. Hal Norton an4 e
Mrs J. D. Norton, was the guest OF
honor at a bridge party FRIDAY nlsIlt
at which Mrs. Hal Norton was hostesS'
| The guests were: Mrs. Ada No TIoI
Mrs. G. I. Martin, Mrs. Charles WHIT
n1ar Mrs. Neil. Mrs. owen Galbralth'
Miss Alice Lakin, Miss Anna Myers
Miss Vera Winter, Miss Mary SHARP
,,r. ia, Mason = y Of Birmingham.
Ala. is visiting Miss Jessie Travls'
and Friday evening Miss travis cue EN-
tanned at dinner in her honor: covers
beth Gregory, Miss Margaret swan;
Miss Minnie Kietzman, Miss Ml I1
Merger and Miss Travis. Mrs. Maso'i
win return home Monday
Misc Vera CROFT and Miss Helen
| Grimm of Nortonville, who are Visit
ing Miss Helen Brigham. will b pc
guests of honor at picnic given by
the Beta girls in G = p"i n
News has been received of the mar
riage of Miss Grace BlaekburE n
| Shenandoah, Ia, ana MI nv skinner
Sk liln Co., ~ of Mr. and Mrs. o. D. Skin
ner- who formerly lived in Topeka; He
! is a graduate of the Topeka h! X u
| school and was later a seuoG The a bride
80 been teaching school in Cloud
| county, and it was there tIae for NJ :;
i skinner met her. They leave .oi 70
! Trim TO Colorado, and will return
Kansas the first of September to llN9
| On Mr. Skinners farm near Clyue'
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The Phi Theta Phi fraternity gave
party Wednesday evening at ' in honor mo-,
Of one of their members, NJ EAR Ear
! Kemper. whose marriage 10 MISS
| Lillian Davies, which occurred NaS -
has lately been announced. MI Ken
nor Is charter member of his t~ater-
| nitv and the invitations wednesday IN
! cI,:de all his feIIow-members, anu Ilie
girls of the Pi Sigma Psi sorority 10
| which Mrs Kemper belongs. Ihose
present were: Mr. ana MIS-; nei rIpr7a
! Miss Mary Summers, Hiss MARIE Sope'
| Miss Jessie -Ferrin, Miss Helen DWin-
| nell. Miss Meta Estep, MISS Meme
Southwick, Miss Ann Ballard MISS
| Arimida Jones, Miss Jennie HelnZIidu'
| Miss Mildred Carter, Miss ElWlma
P1Ioh Miss Helen Casey, Miss Sylvia
Huey. Miss Mary Houser. Miss Etnel
Berger. Miss Vera Benjamin, MISS
Maize Weekly, Miss Anna Myers, MISS
Ruth Ogden, Miss Hazel Boast, MISS
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Miss Helen Bloomer, Miss Edna
Staples. Miss Helen Burkett, of Mt
Pleasant Iowa, Miss Lucille Elnore'
Miss Theodore Smith. Mr.. Duane Ell
more Mr. Phil Lockwood, Mr. waiter
Davis. Mr.. Donald Craven, Mr.. Clifford
Deppe. Mr.. Harrison Park, Mr.. Virgil
Lawrence. Mr.. Charles Davis, Mr.. Mar
sEaI Kennedy, Mr.. Clayton Patterson,
Mr. William Bird Mr.. H. Bird, Mr.
Hugh Crawford Mr.. George Feather
Hays. Mr.. Bernard Dewey, Mr.. Leroy
Petro Mr. Homer Fowler, Mr.. Mark
Nichols, Mr.. Fred Johnson, Mr.. Eugene
Wilson Mr.. Claude Rucker, Mr.. Will
| liam Bailey, and Mr.. Fabian Dickinson
| Now that the month of August is
| fairly started. it is time for the stimuli
| taneous sneeze that arouses all the civ
! ilized world annually and announces
! that hay fever is abroad in the land.
/ It means a hurrying to and fro. The
| afflicted ones in the east must go west,
and southern sufferers must rush to the
north, and vice versa 1t makes little
difference what climate you choose,
I just so it is a change, and that most
cratic and yet most reliable of all
maladies seems never to fail of arriving
a the exact time expected by the vic
tim. A good share of the people who
put off their summer trip till August
are hay fever fans, and the August
journey is one of the signs and tokens
of a membership in the sneezing broth
erhood.
Miss Requa Rinner entertained the
following people at her home, 1916 Clay
street. last evening: Miss Fannie Stoves,
Miss Carrier Bush. Miss Elouise Sar-
gent, Miss Allie Peers. Miss Genevieve
Wise, Miss Adeline Romine Miss Ruth
Field, Mr. Willard Van Slythe, Mr.. Leo
Helm, Mr.. Frank Harshbarger. Mr.
Churchill Sargent and Mr. Rolf RAIDER
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Miss Kitty rd,. has a,to,,do1l