The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1914-07-14

~ ~ a. 49,

Energetic members Of the WASH
burn set are planning an out-of-oo0f
dance this week at the Garneld nail.
The hesitation. sandwiched between
cool rides in motor or roller coaseer'
proves popular by moonlight. Other
wise only q series OF sewing parties
enliven the monotony Of sociaiiy
sleepy week.
Mrs. Jack Campbell and Miss Clyae
Bonebrake will lunch tomorrow VIII
Mrs. e. A. Campbell and ner sues''
A Washburn girl who is an exper.
at the maxixe, tango. lame duck anu
one-step declares sober1y that the new
dip was indeed born in iniQuity. It's
first mention il in Milton:
Satan took three steps backward
then bent his knee"
In honor of Miss Margaret Philips
Of Herington. the guest OF MISS MAUI
Hawley, Miss Gertrude Helm enter
tanned Informally this afternoon az
her home. 1899 Garfield street THOSE
present were: Miss Phillips, MISS
Hawley, Miss Agnes Ray, Miss Gladys
Kemper, Miss Elsie Martin, Miss vera
Campbell. and Miss Helm.
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DO polish up the electric, pc
sought the wife Of q Topeka man VINO
il known to be lazy. She reiterated
her request with persistency. my
dear" returned her husband, Il WILL
1 intend to. Give me time"
One warm afternoon when ne
lounged lazily on his broad piazza he
noticed his electric. which was drawn
up to the curb. 1T does look pretty
bad" he soliloquized. So he stroneo
into the house, procured water.
chamois brush and polish. For half
an hour he worked industriously
Then he waited for the approval OF
his wife.
What happened was this:
An attractive young matron VINO
had been calling in the house said'
steps and drove blithely away in the
car.
Miss Grace Dana will entertain in
formally at tn mbles Friday after
noon at her home, 635 Taylor street.
Among the guests will be Miss Villa
Edwards Of canton, Ga, who Is the
guest Of Mis- Mildred Agard. Miss
Agard, Miss Dorothy Miller. Miss
Katherine Mcfarland, Miss Emily
Seery, Miss Ruth Raster, Miss Alena
Philbin Miss Helen Reinbach, Miss
Marie Vancil, Miss Margaret Ewers.
Miss Bertha Clay. and Miss Roxie
Vancil.
The -prettiest little boy in town
forget-me-not eyes. yellow hair, and
cheeks like ink daisies-has ca
pacity for mischief that. like the piece
Of cake Willie stole. is enormous.
He likes to climb his high-chair, drop
cut glass to the floor and say, seraph-
ically, "Bang!" He likes to empty the
pound of salt into the bag of sugar.
He prefers to plac his pennies in the
register instead of his bank; he
dropped his ball down the register.
and the money found in the pipe paid
the plumber who extracted 1t.
Summer timo has brought peace to
the little boys household. He has
transferred his affections from cut
glass, sugar and registers to the. man.
with the jingly wagon. With q penny
in one fist and a -gold-bowled spoon
his own selection-in the other, he sits
on the curb and waits, like q Raphael
cherub. hours and hours and hours
for the ice-cream man.
Miss Jessie Curtis, who has been
employed in the office of the clerk Of
the district court for several years
and il leaving for Portland, Ore, was
guest of honor at q movie party
and picnic at Gage park Monday
evening. Those present were: Miss
Curtis. Mrs. Mary Chaplin, Mrs. Fan