The Topeka state journal., 1899-05-03

union. was the presence of the four
generations of the family, consisting or
Dr. and Mrs Fisher, their son }. w
and wife, their daughter, Mrs. W. r
BuIIard and her infant son
Many presents were received suitable
to the occasion among them, a dona-
tion OF gold coins representing lne
number of years of their married lie
During the evening on behalf of the
friends and guests who were present,
Rev. J. D. Knox made an address,
rounding off his remarks with pre-
seutation of a purse of hundred dol
lars in gold
The festivities of the evening closed
at a late hour by a number of vocal
selections by the Modoc club
Felicity Club.
Mrs. c. B. Reed entertained the Fe-
Iicity club Tuesday afternoon This was
the last meeting of the club A delight
full afternoon was spent The suhsti-
tutes were Mrs Ike Small of DaVen-
port, Ia. Mrs Schuyler Nichols and
Mrs Harding. Those playing at the
guest tables were Mrs Dr. Allen OF
Kansas City, Mrs VIII Morris of kan
sas City, kan, Mrs. A A GODDARD, Mrs
Arthur Lacey, Mrs. J. ". Sykes, Mrs
J. s Hobson, Mrs Geo. Crane, Mrs
Avery Turner and Mrs c C Baker.
Notes and Personal Mention.
Mrs 4. J. Hutchings of St Paul,
Kan. left Monday after a visit Of a
few days with her daughter Dorothy
at Bethany college.
Mrs Frank R MfIIspaugh went to
Clay Center Tuesday to be gone few
There will be q subscription party
given at Harmony hall Friday evening
by Charley Hinckley and Boo Snort
Mr.. and Mrs. TIrreH left today for
GaIena. Kan, where they viii make
their home.
Mrs. W. H Whftton and son Richard
leave Thursday for a months visit with
Mrs Whitton's mother, Mrs DR.. Alder
SON at Portsmouth. 0.
Mr. and Mrs Ben CrisweH and
daughter Elizabeth have returned from
Kansas City
Among those who went to Junction
City Tuesday were Mrs J. c. McCIn-
took. Mrs. Horace Hall. Miss Edith
Brewer and Miss May Davis.
Miss Jean Frost left Tuesday for a
visit with Miss Nicholson IN Lawrence.
Canon Bywater is in Clay Center for
a short stay
Mrs A. P. Riddle has returned to her
home in Minneapolis. Kan, after visit
ing her daughter EstelIe at Bethany
Miss Towne and Miss Wilson of Min
neapoIis, Mimi. are the guests of Miss
Miss Louise Willis will spend the re-
mainder Of the week at the Updegraf
farm
Mrs I F Small of Des MoInes. Ia,
is visiting Mrs D. J. Small on Western
Mr. Fred Gillette is home from New
lin. Tex
Mr. Joe Wilson left for Council
Grove today
Mrs G O. Knowles will leave Wed
nesday for Washington, D C. TO at
tend the commencement of Washing
ton college: she expects to spend a
month in Washington and PhiIadeIp phia-
Mr. and Mrs R NJ Gust will leave
wednesday for their home in Joliet,
Ill
The Imperial club will give q sub
scripti0u party Friday evening
Miss Vida Wood went to Girard Mon
day for a two weeks visit with Miss
Eliza beth Cole.
Mr. and Mrs Roy Johnston OF Chi
cago are in town for a few days
Mr. Charles Otis and family, formerly
of Manhattan, have built them a new
home at 1119 Van Buren where they
now reside.
Mr. Oscar Simpson of Dodge City Is
visiting his cousin, Harvey Davis
The Ideal club Will meet with Miss
Ranney Thursday afternoon
The West Side Reading circle will
meet tomorrow afternoon with Mrs. G..
WfImAFth at O'Clock
Mr. Thomas Of Topeka is the guest
of friends in the city of Leaveuworth.
Mr.. J. G. Gibh OF Lawrence is in To-
peka-
Mr. Rodger Robins has returned
from Kansas City.
Mr.. n. H Lewis entertained his sun
day school class Monday evening at his
home in Potwfn- 4 very enjoya bic
evening was spent One Of the chief
features of the evenings pleasures was
a phonogFaph, which afforded great
amusement for those present Several
recitations were given. games were
played and every one had a delightful
time.