The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1916-06-06

Mrs. Frank Burrow entertdliieI q.
few guests at luncheon TO-DAY al nc
home Pinehurst. The table was ueO
GRATED with flowers from the eNt ,e1-i,-e
and lovely Burrow gardens Co 49,,
were placed for Mrs. George oI II.i,'.li
Mrs. Charles Skinner, Mrs. Wllllam
Curtis, Mrs. Kurtz Kellam, Miss Juiia
Larirner and Mrs. Burrow-
Ar and Mrs Harrison Morgan will
entertain at dinner Wednesday even
ing at the Country club. me guess
will attend the esthetic danclhS eAIl
bition to be given in front Oh tlle III iIJ
house early in the evening, anG VIII
remain for the dance after the dinner
There will be twelve guests, ana the
party is to be one of series OF Gil
ners at which Mr.. and Mrs. morgan
will entertain.
Miss sierra. Beggs, one of the Beta
girls at Washburn college, VIII enter
tain her sorority sisters at the Beggs
country place near Burnett's mound
Saturday of this week The guests
will spend the day in the country
The Kappa Alpha Theta sorority
Girls of Washburn will have picnic
party Saturday at the home of Judge
and Mrs. George H. Whitcomb. The
alumnae members VIII be nostesses u
the active members.
House guests at the Kappa Kappa
Chi house for commencement Will be
some of the alumnae members IN
Guiding Miss Mildred Gephart of Val
lev Falls, Miss Lois Che mbers or COL
ora do Springs, and Miss Florence
Hoover of Russell.
Guests al the Beta house will he Mr..
and Mrs. Andrew Ring of HaWarGeh'
Iowa, parents Of Miss Miriam Ring,
and Miss Vera Croft of Norto1Nllle,
Miss Stella Grafton of Oklahoma City
and Miss Galene Bates of NortonVllle.
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Topeka students in the State Agri-
cultural college, will be interested IN
the news of the marriage of MISS
Mayme Davis and Professor r. X Ma
bours, which took place Sunday morn
ing at the home of the Rev A. b. Holt
The bride is a graduate of the ONO
State university, and for a nunper OF
years was a domestic science teacher
in the x S A c. Mr.. Nabours is
professor of zoology in the school, is
interested in experimental work, ana
has travelled abroad in connection
with his researches.
Mr. and Mrs. Nabours have left for
San Francisco and will sail for Japan
June 10. They will travel in Japan
and Russia for a year or more
Mr. Larry Huey and Mr.. Frank
Fable will give a subscription dancing
party Friday night at Garfield park.
When a man undertakes to be nice
to his wifes guests he wants to be
real sure he's right, and then go
ahead, and especially should he be
careful to give womens ornaments
their English names, fighting shy of
French words by which the women
all love to designate their possessions.
A young man who was married only
last fall, and still is more or less anX-
ious to please his spouse, appeared
on the scene to pay his respects to one
of her callers. He noticed her wear
ing a handsome, diamond set cavalier.
Now this man had been married long
enough TO know that a woman takes
more pride in a lavelier than in any
other possession except her children,
her jelly and her strawberry jam,
and here was his chance to pay a
compliment that would reach home.
That is a lovely brazier you are
wearing" he told the guest.
Surf" she buzzed at him with that
indignant tone that women use to re-
sent an insult.
Il was just saying that I thought
you were wearing a good looking
brazier. but maybe you don't like per
sonal remarks"
AT least she said coldly, mot
about my underclothes
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The student gossip from K. u. is to
the effect that the university is to