The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1899-11-11

Elliott and Mr.. w III Cheney. The club
will meet every Friday evening
Another bowling club which meets
Tuesday evenings includes, Mr.. and
Mrs. George w. Crane. Mr. and Mrs.
Quinton, DR.. and Mrs. L. H Mum, Mr.
and Mrs. Robert Pierce and Mr. and
Mrs. Harry Seery.
A Pleasant Party.
At o. H Coulters residence. Sea-
brook, the following invited guests were
entertained by Mrs. Coulter and her
daughter May. in honor of Arthur and
Edith Schlaudt of Hutchinson:
Mr. and Mrs. George Seymour, Mr..
and Mrs. Ed. Euwer, Major A. P.
Shreve, Mrs. ComstOck Mrs Anderson,
Mrs. Darlow,, Misses Edith Schlaudt,
Kate Anderson, Lizzie McNutt, Fay
Shreve, Kate COmstOck, Grace DarIOW,
Lizzie Cooper, Alfaretta Laws Mayme
Comstock, Messrs. Arthur Schlaudt, Ed
BarteIIs, Charlie HOughton, VIII An
derson, George Comstock. Theodore
Rickenbacher, Tom Darlow, VIII
Peterson, Foster Rickenbacher, Harley
Wright and Paul Shreve
Refreshments. cake walks, music and
dancing were the order of the evening.
Miss Comstock and Major Shreve cap
tured first prize, a Cuban flag, in the
cake walk. May Coulter and viii Pet
ersOn received the second prize, a beau
tiful sunfiOWer.
Notes and Personal Mention.
arrived today to visit Mrs. E. H. An
dersOn on Tyler street.
The RalstOn Health club will meet
Monday evening, November 49, at half
past seven at the home of Mr.. and Mrs
A. K. Rodgers at 500 Monroe street. It
is especially desired that all members
be present as business of Importance is
to be transacted. Miss Winlfred 9.
Miller who has just returned from CAL
ifOrnia where she took a course in
RalstOn Physical Culture from Prof.
Hoover, will be present and give talk
on the subject.
Among the Topeka people who at
tended the Pi Phi party in Lawrence
Friday evening We're, Miss Mary Cham
berlain, Miss Essie Chamberlain, Miss
Lucille MulVane, Miss Susanna Gay,
Miss Bessie Trout, Miss Josephine
Shellabarger, Mr.. John Nicholson, Mr..
Lawrence Chamberlain and Mr.. Frank
Curry.
Mrs E. H. Anderson will entertain
the West Side Reading Circle with
musical next Wednesday afternoon.
The engagement IS announced or MISS
Ollie O'Brien of Topeka and Lieutenant
William Kavanaugh, of the Twentieth
United States infantry. Miss O'Brten
has visited Miss Jones at the soldiers
home and has many friends here
LeavenWOrth Standard Miss OF rten'S
engag cement has been an open secret
among her friends for some time,
though it has not yet been formally an
nOunced. She will leave with her moth
er in a few weeks for Washington, D.
c., to spend the winter.
Urban POindeXter entertained the
Sub-Junior class of the high school, very
pleasantly Friday evening at his home
on West Eighth street.
Miss Susie WOlcOtt is visiting in
Lawrence.
There viii be a melting of the I'm
periaI club in the parlOr of the National
hotel, Wednesday evening, November
Is, at s o'clock. All members are re-
Quested to be present.
Beulah Chapter o. E. S. will hold a
reception at Masonic Temple, Tuesday
members and all adults of Masonic fam
lilies are cordially invited to attend.
w. T. Cook is spending Saturday and
Sunday at his old home in Labette
f. W. Poindexter and son, E. w. Poin-
texter Jr., spent last week in Bedford,
Indiana.
Miss Jean Parkhurst entertained very
pleasantly Friday evening in honor of
Miss Virgie Aillspaugh Only her class
mates and a few of the high school
teachers We're present. The time was
spent in playing games and telling for
tunes, after which refreshments were
served.
Beulah Chapter o. E. s, will meet in
regular session Saturday evening, No
vember Is.
A prominent Topeka woman, who is
firmly convinced of the innocence of
John Collins sent him a box of NAM
moth chrysanthemums a few days ago.
The regular meeting of the Pleasant
Hour club was held Thursday after
noon at the home of Mrs Charles
at 1858 Lincoln street. The time
was spent in discussing some of the
most famous battles of the civil war
and the next meeting will be devoted to
the principal battles of the late war.
E. H. Anderson has returned from a
business trip to EmpOria.
Miss Marcia Darrah of Kansas City
is visiting the family of Mrs. Mary c. |
Goddard
Mr.. and Mrs. Franklin L. Crane have
moved from 700 Topeka avenue to 421 |
Clay street.
The following TOpekans have recent |
~ registered at the Midland hotel Kan
sas City: r. T. Herrick and wife JOS
eph Patton and wife. Chas Wolff, J. B. |
and Mrs. G L Dorsey