The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1913-07-21

who helped included Miss Clara JOHN
ston, chaperone Miss Ruth Hodgson,
Miss Virginia Smith, Miss Helen Mill
burn, Miss Eugenia Grotetwol, Miss
Helen Scott. Miss Marie Ferrin, Miss
Allan Medley. William Macarthur, VIII
liam Neiswanger Fred Anderson. Har-
old Smiley. Edwin Platte, Paul Shaler,
Oscar Butts. Ernest Mcknight, Rus
sci Finch, Clarence Romig.
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There is a woman in Topeka who is
always invited for return visit ana
is asked to all the house parties to be
given within five years by all the new
people she meets when she is away
It requires a certain order of genius
to be a good gueSt-the kind of a
guest that is wanted another year
and this woman has the talent to a
remarkable degree Her sister, who
asserts that she has no such gift for
getting in accounts for the success
of the other thus: sis cares little or
nothing about the men, never flutters
about them nor goes out of her way
to entertain them. but she certainly
gets near to the women. always re
members to ask about little Willie and
your lovely daughter Irene, talks
canned fruit and preserves, fashions
and flower raising. The women con-
troll the invitations, and she gets
them" The only question is, are the
invitations worth what they cost
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Notes and Personal Mention.
DR.. J. c. McClintock and his daugh-
ter Miss Helen McChntock, left sun
day for a trip to Los Angeles, Cal
Mrs. Clay Mckibben of Dodge City
is visiting her parents. Mr.. and Mrs
John F'rizelI. She will be in Topeka
until the middle of the week.
Mr.. Oscar Bischoff, Miss Maggie
Bischoff, and Miss Olive Bischoff left
today for a trip to Colorado. Springs,
Colorado.
Mrs. F. Conger Smith of New York
city arrived today, called by the Ill
ness of her mother. Mrs w H Com
stock who died this morning.
Governor and Mrs. George Hodges
will go to Fort Riley Friday for the
encampment. Mrs Neil Rain and her
daughter, Roeen, will join Colonel
Rain at the fort. Mrs. Charles F.
Huffman of Columbus, who was in To-
peka last winter with Senator Huff
man, will also be at the fort during
the week.
Miss Grace Page and Miss Frances
McCintock sang the offertory duet at
the First Presbyterian church yester-
day morning. The congregational
singing was led by chorus consisting
of Mrs Monte Campbell. Mrs. r. H.
Morehouse, Miss Mabel Treleaven, Miss
Helen Wilson. Miss Margaret Gohlke,
Miss Grace Page. Miss Frances Nc
Clintock, Miss Enid Stricken. Mrs H
c. Horner. Mr.. F. E. Parr. Mr. John
L
Margaret GohIke, who is studying
voice under Prof. Herman Springer of
Kansas City. will sing the offertory
solo in the morning service next sun
day.
Miss Josephine Perry and Miss Mar
jorie Rodgers returned Sunday from
Estes Park. Colorado. where they
visited Miss Isabel Mills at the w w
Mills summer home. Miss Perry and
her father. Mr.. H. a. Perry, expect to
leave soon for Bernardston. Mass, to
Join Mrs Perry and the rest of the
family who are spending the season
at the Perry summer home
Miss Josephine Doran is in Colorado
Springs, Colo, visiting her grand
mother.
Mrs George Myers and Mrs I. Nc
Clintock of Kansas City, who have
been guests of Mrs. T. J. Myers, has
returned to her home.
Mr. and Mrs. Franklin Hudson and
their daughter. Isabel, and Mr.. and
Mrs. ]. NJ. STEELE of Kansas City mo-