The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1899-10-14

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Six members Of the Matinee Musical
organization" of Lincoln. Neb-,will give
recital for the Ladies' Music club OF
Topeka at Library hall. October p It
was this club that invited the Ladies
Music club quartette TO give a recital
IN Lincoln last winter, and entertained
them so delightfully."-. so the Topeka Ia
dies are looking forward to returning
the cOurtesies.
An interesting programme has been
arranged Those who viii take part are
Miss Lille Eiche. cellist; Mrs VIII
owen Jones, pianist; Mrs Marx w ood'
soprano- Mrs David Allen Campbell
contralto; Miss Ethel SWORD, accom-
PIANIST
On the following morning a reception
will be given the Lincoln ladies at the
home OF Mrs George W Parkhurst-
A Family Reunion.
The family Of Mrs. N H. Adams viii
enjoy a reunion in Topeka next week:
all Of the out OF town guests arrived
Friday and include Mr.. and Mrs Arthur
Adams and two children Of Los Ange-
les who are guests of Mrs R b Gem
mel. Mrs Florence Merrill of AndoVer.
Mass. Mr.. and Mrs Charles Emery OF
Indianapolis. The members OF the ram
fly living in Topeka are Mr.. and MIS-
w W. Mills, Mr.. and Mrs P H
Adams Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Steele, Mt
and Mrs Andrew s. Baird and Mrs =
z. Adams of COrea; Mr. J. f Adams IS
the only one who viii be unable 10 De
present The family dinner viii be Civ
en- next Tuesday at the home Of Mr..
and Mrs. Robert Steele
The Helianthus Club.
The first October meeting Of the
HeIfanthus club was held at the home
of Mrs. J. F. Wright Friday afternoon
The business session was devoted TO the
discussion of school pictures and what
the Helfanthus club could and would do
TO help to entertain the Twentieth The
president was instructed to call upon
Mrs Hudson for cap patterns and IN
formation in regard TO the arrange
ments-
The following programme was given;
Coplas DeManrique, by Mrs h NJ
Prouty; The Pilgrim Fathers. Mrs J.
3. Gatcheu: one of Bret Harte'S pO-
ems was read by Miss LENA PrOuty;
mosic was furnished by Miss Ethel
Wright who is an accomplished pianist
After . profitable meeting the club
adjourned TO meet. Friday afternoon,
October q, with Mrs H NJ Prouty at
SIS Topeka avenue
Miss Rudolph of Abilene was guest
Of the club
The VieHHese Party.
The viennese club gave its first party
Of the season Friday evening at Har-
mony hall The attendance was large,
the music good and the evening proved
TO be an enjoyable affair The next
party VIII De given IN Two weeks
Those who danced were Miss Edith
GuibOr. Miss Mary Chase. Miss Walker.
Miss Rose Davis Miss Grace Church,
Miss Hua Hinckley. Miss Vida Wood,
Miss Kate Freshman. Miss Ethel De-
Obert. Miss LOttie Parkhurst. Miss vii
son Miss Grace Noble. Miss Elizabeth
Cole. Miss Alice FanderpOOl, Miss Geh-
ring OF Lawrence. Miss Sarah Homer,
Miss Marcia Spivey. Miss Grace Lem
on. Miss Crawford of Salina, Mr. Curtis
Bailey, Mr. Everett Akers, Mr. Harry
Bowen, Mr.. Otis Crawford, Mr. Clark
Daley, Mr.. Harry Davis, Mr.. George
Duden. Mr. Al F'ulcher, Mr. George
Freshman, Nj Malcolm Gerard, Mr.
VIII Hilton Mr. Fred Gehagan, Mr..
Felix Jones, Mr. Allan 'Lauck, Mr.. Har-
~ Robinson, Mr. Paul ROehr, Mr.. VIII
Tinker, Mr.. Roger VanHoOk and Mr..
George Barry.
The West Side Needle Club.
The members Of the West Side Nee
die club met Thursday afternoon at the
home of Mrs. SiIas MOser and organized
for the winter. The next meeting viii
be Thursday afternoon at the home of
Mrs oscar Jacobs
The members Of the club are Mrs.
Henry Ripple. Mrs Fred krauSS. Mrs.
oscar Jacobs, Mrs VIII MOser, Mrs Ed
Farley, Mrs Silas MOser, Mrs. George
Reed, Mrs Lou HOltWick. Mrs John
Seybold, Mrs Charles Moser. Mrs Max
krauss, Mrs McCray. Mrs Ben Holt
wick. Miss Julia Moser and Miss Olivia
BischOh.
A Family Party.
Friday, October 13. Mrs. A. J. Hun
gate invited all her children with other
relatives and friends to assist in cele-
brating the 6Sth birthday of Mr. Hun
gate, a long and well known resident
of Topeka The day was a happy one
as the whole family of Mr.. and Mrs.
Hungate gathered around the dinner
table for the first time IN years Uncle
Jack. as often called. was kindly re-
membered by many tokens of love.
When called to the dining room a boun-
tful dinner was waiting and heartily
enjoyed by all. As the shades of even
ing gathered the family dispersed
wishing Uncle Jack many returns of
the day Those present were Mrs J Il
Wooley Of Arkansas City, Kan. Mr.
ana Mrs George Hungate and family.
MI and Mrs Otis Hungate Mr. and
Mrs Hale Richie. Mr. and Mrs. John
Richie Mr. and Mrs Robinson. Mr.
and Mrs John Whitlow.
Notes and Personal Mention.
Mr. and Mrs. E H. Funston and
daughter, Miss Ella Funston OF lola
father mother and sister of Fred Fun
ston, VIII visit Mr.. Funston's sister.
Mrs Flory and daughter. Mrs W. n
Eastman the first of the month
Mr.. and Mrs. George BonesraaT and
little daughter returned TO their home
N Cleveland, Ohio, Friday, after a
visit with Mrs BOnesteel's mother. Mrs
Z B Whaley.
Mr. and Mrs s. c. Kersey have re-
turned from few days visit in Law
renee.
Mrs. Eden Low of Fort Scott spent