The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1894-04-24
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Dennison, Texas, and Ernest Wells, Of
Kansas City. are the guests Of AIr aud
Mrs j. J. Frey.
Mrs. Harry dinner is visiting in Nc
Farland.
Mr.. and Mrs. John L Hall of Aurora,
No, arrived yesterday to visit Mr.. and
Mrs J. J. Frey.
Mr. and Mrs. Geo. H. Nolte. formerly
of Topeka, now of Boston, are the guests
of Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. S. Gleed.
Miss Carnes of Illinois, 10 the guest Of
Miss Vera Low.
Mrs. Denton Hogeboom of Pittsburg,
Kans., is visiting DR.. and Mrs. Hoge-
boom.
Mrs. w. B. Houston. Miss Josephine
Dietrich and Mrs. Driscoll of Mcfarland
have gone on trip to Colorado Springs
and Omaha in the Rock Island pay car.
This is the first time that ladies have
travelled in the pay car
Miss II. q. Bulware of Lawrence spent
Sunday and Monday in the city.
Richard Gundry, who is in Chicago in
the interest of the Topeka Milling COM
pany, spent Sunday with his. family
Harvey Livermore Of Olathe is the
guest of Dean Low.
Mrs. James Fl. Lowell of Holton was in
town shopping yesterday.
Mr.. and Mrs. +. j. dinner returned
yesterday from Mcfarland.
Mrs. Noble Prents of Kansas City Is
visiting friends and relatives in Topeka
Mrs. T. f. Ray of St. Joe is in the city
visiting her son.
Miss Alice McKittrick has returned
from a visit in Holton.
Mrs. DR.. Hubbell has removed to Kan
sas City.
Miss Sarah Harris has returned to
Kansas City after a pleasant visit with
Mrs. VIII Bowen.
Mrs. NJ. ID. Henderson and children
will go to Ohio about the 18th of next
month to spend the summer.
Miss Grace Van HOuten is expected
home tomorrow from a months visit ia
st. Joe.
Mrs. Marshall of Kansas City is visit
ing Mrs. J. w. Wallwork.
Mr.. 5. McLallin and family have re-
moved to 1922 West Eighth street
A very pleasant surprise party waa
given Sunday evening TO Mr.. and Mrs.
Ii. II. Cofman at their residence, 623
Leland street The occasion was the
thirty-ninth anniversary of their we'd
ding. When Mr.. and Mrs. Coffman re-
turned from church Sunday evening
they found their house full Of relatives
and friends, who came with well-flled
baskets.
Mrs. Scammon on Federation.
Mrs. Laura Scammon was greeted by
an attentive audience of the literary and
society ladies Of Topeka yesterday after
noon to listen to her paper on FEEDER
alton" Mrs T. H. Church, Mrs. c. j.
Brown, Mrs. A. T. Daniels, Mrs. Chas.
Burnham, Mrs. Eugene Ware, Mrs. X. II.
c. Searles, Mrs. /. n. Baker, Mrs. J. L.
McClintOck, Mrs. Albert Latham, Mrs. II.
j. Cook, Mrs. W. A. Morton, Mrs. W.
Cochran and Mrs. ID. w. Nellis were dis
tinguished by badges of yellow satin rib
bon with the letters "a. c." in gold let
tiers, as the Atlantean club, and received
the ladies as they entered the hall. The
stage was charmingly arranged with
bowls of yellow roses and palms and be-
fore Mrs. Scammon appeared Mrs Chas.
Gleed, rendered Liszt's Sixth Rhapsodie''
on the piano. The president Of
the Federation of clubs was then
introduced to the ladies by M-e T. H.
opportunity of meeting her be, re at
Mrs. Browns were thoroughly cha. Sed
with her, and the paper, which was inteh-
ly interesting. When she lad finished
reading a sort of informal reception was
held. Mrs. Scammon will read her
paper, "The Christ in Art" this after
noon at Bethany college,