The Topeka state journal., 1898-04-02

cray, MISS A1tken, Mr.. Frank Patter-
son and Mr.. Charles Todd. Mrs. East
man and Miss McCray cut for ladies
first prize. Miss McCray was the for
tunate one and received a pretty china
plate. Mr.. Morris won the gentleman s
first prize, it was a book by Rudyard
Kipling. Mrs. McKeever was given
an after dinner cup and saucer as con-
ISOLATION prize and Mr.. Hillyer and Mr..
Combs cut for gentleman's consolation
prize. 1t was received by Mr.. Hillyer
and was a silver mounted rabbits foot.
Notes and Personal Mention.
The Woman's club of Topeka met at
the home of Mrs. F. H. McKibben. at
1909 Western avenue, Tuesday after
noon.
A most enjoyable and instructive les
son on art, beginning with the Pyra-
mids, was given, with Mrs. M. L. Cham
berlain as leader
AS the club has now over 25 mem
bers, it was decided to join the City
Federation. Mrs. c. S. Baker, the pres
ident, was chosen as one delegate
Several new members were accepted
and plans for the new work mapped
out. The club will meet Tuesday, April
II, at the home of Mrs. Baker, on West
ern avenue. New members are still de-
sired.
Miss Mabel Mitchell of Lyons, Kans.,
who has been visiting in Omaha, is
spending a, few days with Mrs R. l..
Barrick.
Mrs. w. c. Campbell and daughter
Roberta and son Duncan will leave in
a few days to join Mr.. Campbell at
Colorado Springs, where they will make
their home.
Mr.. Carl FouIks and Mr. Cyrus
Sprague came up from Emporia to at
tend the o. N. o. dance Wednesday
evening.
Mrs. Mckee and daughter Zada are
visiting DR.. and Mrs. a. NJ. Callahan
on their way from Kansas City to their
home in Newton. Miss Mckee has just
| graduated from the Medical college in
Kansas City.
Archie Williams has returned from
Abilene.
Miss Grace Nye of Hiawatha is the
guest of the Misses Moon.
Miss Bessie Schenck of Kansas City
is visiting in Topeka
100 Engraved Cards from plate, $1.00.
Adams Bros. Topeka agents Jaccards.
Miss Susie Cloyes has returned to her
home in AtchiSOn after a visit with
| Miss Pearl Sample
Miss Josephine Dietrich went to
| Kingfsher, Oklahoma, Thursday to
spend a few weeks with her uncle.
Miss Cora Shellabarger entertained a
few friends very pleasantly at high five
Wednesday evening. Those present
were: Mr.. and Mrs c. J. Rolfe, Misses
Stella Smith. Minnie Carr, Matte Holy
| oke, Mabel Proudfit, Mr.. Will Kerr, Mr..
Alvoid, Mr.. Ed Good. Mr.. Fred Shella-
barger and Mr.. Dell Parker. The prizes
We're won by Miss Smith and Mr.. Kerr.
The Felicity club will meet Tuesday
| afternoon with Mrs. Edwin Lange.
The Occidental club will meet Tues
| day afternoon with Mrs. J. K. Hudson.
Mrs. George F. Sharitt is going to
| LeaVenworth soon after Easter to visit
| Mrs. Goddard and will assist her in sew
| eral social affairs she intends giving.
| The West Side Reading circle will
i meet Tuesday afternoon with Mrs. John
! Sargent.
| Miss Ivah Davis and Miss Edna Nc
| Clintock are going to Hiawatha the
middle of the month for a short visit.
| Miss Edna McClintock and Miss Lii
Ii 4r1< hot
| de Steele club Thursday afternoon at
} the home of Miss McCEntock.
| The ladies of the City Federation of
clubs are greatly interested in the COM
| ing election of officers which will be
] held Thursday, April Z. The only can
! didates mentioned for president so far,
are Mrs A. H. Horton and Mrs Mar
| garet Hill McCarter
| The Informal club gave their regular
| dance Friday evening at HudsOn'S hall.
| Owing to the stormy weather the at
! tendance was not so large as usual but
a very pleasant time was enjoyed by
j every one present.
| The En- Regle whist club met Friday
] afternoon with Mrs. Lowry. Mrs. W.
| w Webb substituted for Mrs. c. B.
| Reed. The next meeting will be with
Mrs. Boyd in Potwin.
Mr. J. c. Fulton and daughter Hazel
went to Kansas City today to spend
| Sunday
Mrs. Rowen of Arkansas City is Wis
| iting her daughter Mrs. E. B. Foulks.
| The Topeka whist c1uD went to Kan
! sas City today to play the Kansas City
| club this evening
| Mrs. E. B. Foulks and daughter
! Grace are spending the day in Emporia.
! They will return this evening accom-
| panied by Mr.. Carl Foulks and Mr..
| Cyrus Sprague who will spend Sunday
| here.
Mrs. William Jury and son Norman
! left today for San Francisco to spend
a couple of months.
Miss Anna Henrietta and Miss Amy
! Hunt are going to spend Sunday at
| Miss Henrietta's home in st. Marys.
/ Miss Swayze and Miss Yorke of Ross
| Vile are spending the day in Topeka.
| Mr.. and Mrs. Randolph Boyd have
returned from their wedding trip to
| Chicago.
| The Derthick club will meet Monday
| evening at Mr. Won Dahlen's rooms.
| Miss Jessie NJ Upton will sing solo
( at the First NJ. E. church Sunday even
ing: My Lord and My Redeemer,'' by
| Dudley Buck.
| Wanted-Everybo to hear Hon. E.
| c. Little Wednesday evening at First