The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1916-08-28

to that of her sister. She is blond
with pink and white skin, pretty blue
eyes and light hair:
X X X
Miss Grace Dana will give lunch
con Tuesday noon in compliment to
DIR. Karl Menninger will take place
next Friday evening.
x x X
Mr.. ]. w. Gleed of the firm Gleed,
Palmer & Gleed has the added dis
tinction of having attended Columbia
nor Hughes, our Republican nominee
for president. Mr.. and Mrs. Gleed
expect to spend this winter in Kansas
City Their daughter, Miss Jeanette
Gleed, will leave soon for Washington,
D. c., where she will be a student in
the MADEIRA school for girls.
X x x
Mrs. ]. N. Harrison and her daugh-
ter, Miss Ethelyn Harrison, arrived in
Topeka last night from California.
Miss Harrison has been in Los An
geles since last January. She has been
managing concerts and conducting
private classes. Mrs. Harrison has
spent the last three months with her
daughter in California. During the
month of August Miss Harrison has
been taking a vacation which she and
her mother spent at Long Beach.
This winter Miss Harrison will re-
main in Topeka. She will have a class
of private pupils in piano.
\: X x
Dean and Mrs William Arthur are
in town for a few days on their re-
turn TO their home in Boulder, Colo,
after a vacation of three months spent
in Chicago. Mr.. Arthur was formerly
dean of Washburn school of law. He
is now head of the law school at Boul-
der, Colo.
Oftentimes a 19-year-old girl is not
noted for her judgment when it comes
to the acceptance of gifts from men
whom she likes, but Topeka society
has at least one whose mother does
not need to tell her when a gift must
not be accepted. A few weeks ago
this young woman was given a hand
some piece of jewelry for her nine
teenth birthday by man friend. Her
mother was away from home and at
first she thought that she would write
to her, but she knew what she'd say.
and the jewelry was something for
which she was Just crazy" Then she
thought she would ask her older sis
ter. but she felt sure what that an
swer would be also. After few days,
without having been advised by any
one, she informed her girl friends that
she no longer had the precious jew
elry, but had sent it back, Because
she said, 81 am old enough to know
that it is not proper for me to keep
it."
Miss Juliet Brown was hostess at
an informal morning today in compli-
ment to Miss Helen Hughes of Pierre,
s. D., who Is the house guest of Miss
Polly Movers in Potwin Place
This afternoon Miss Alice Hughes en-
tertained her card club and two extra
tables in compliment to Miss Hughes.
Those who played were Miss Hughes.
Miss Polly Mowers. Miss Kathryn AL
baugh, Miss Juliet Brown, Miss Ruth
Foster, Miss Gladys Guild, Miss Helen
Neese, Miss Maude McVey, Miss An
toinette West, Miss Jean Lindsay, Miss
Winifred Green, Miss Winifred Hart
ley, Miss Gertrude Kitchel1, Miss Mil
dred Fuller, Miss Elisabeth Edison and
Miss Hughes.
+ + i
DR.. and Mrs. H. B. Hogeboom of sol
of a daughter, August 25, at Stormont
hospital, to whom they have given the
name of Mary.
x = x
Mrs. ]. K. Hudson, accompanied by
her great granddaughter, Virginia
Littlejohn, will arrive in Kansas City
Wednesday, August 80, to be the
guests for a couple of months of Mrs.