The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1899-11-14

lord, Miss Charlotte Ingram, Miss
Charlotte Kent, Miss Maud Gavin, Miss
Lenore Casey, Miss tEstelle Dearborn
Miss Edna Simpson, Miss Florence Nc
Bride Miss Nellie F1annery, Miss Nan
Myers, Miss Mia. Baker, Miss LYDIA
Myers and Miss Sadie Graham.
A Masquerade Party.
A pleasant masquerade party was
given at the home of Mrs. A L. Bum,
206 The Drive, Auburndale, on Mon
Bailey'S orchestra.
Those present were: Miss MoIlie
Goodwin, Miss Harriet Thompson, Miss
Carrie Light Miss Alta Fields Miss
Roudebush, Miss Grace Williams, Miss
Addie Tower, Miss Nellie GIlett, Miss
Irene Russell, Miss Alice Howard, Miss
Maud Bum, Miss Edith Orner, Mrs. L.
S. Calkins, Mr.. John Goodwin, Mr..
Robert Rightmire, Mr.. Roy Brintnall,
Mr. Lee S. CalkinS, Mr.. Claude Right
mire, Mr.. Charles Martin, Mr.. Byron
Gillett, Mr.. Noble Uric, Mr. John
Thompson, Mr.. Bert Bum and MI
Harlan Bum.
Notes and Personal Mention
Mrs. Avery Turner and Mrs. Harry
Sebastian dinner have issued invita-
lions for a reception, Thursday after
noon, November %, at the home of Mrs.
Turner at 1903 Tyler street.
Miss Jean Frost has returned from an
extended visit in Mexico.
Mrs. E. L. Copeland will give two
thimble parties this week instead of
one, on Wednesday and Thursday af-
Mrs. J. NJ. McElvain and baby of
Nation, Ill, are visiting Mrs. NJ. J.
Capps at 627 Madison street.
Miss Leila HOrd has returned from
Lexington, KY, where she spent the
summer
Mrs. Harvey Loveland of San Fran
cisco is in the city visiting her mother,
1Ty-- NT1AT saI7 Dill
Miss Logan of Mcfarland is spending
the day with her sister. Mrs. H. S.
Dinner.
The Pactolian club will meet Satur-
day afternoon at the home of Miss Ma
bel Martin at 407 Greenwood avenue
David Harum is the book being read
by the club now.
Miss Mabel Knowles returned Mon
day from a nine weeks visit in Chicago,
Galesburg. and other points in Hi
nois.
c. E. TOmIinson is spending a few
days with his family in Potwin
Mrs. Court Flower and little daugh-
ter Virginia have returned from a visit
in Kansas City with Mrs. OrviIle Bow
man.
Mrs. F. E. Nipps is visiting in Phil
HpSburg Kan
The W. T. K. club met Monday after
noon with Miss Katherine Campdoras.
The Topeka Ceramic club will hold
its regular meeting Wednesday, No
Vember 10, at o'clock in the parlOr of
the IhrOOp hotel
p H. Holland returned to his home
at Excelsior Springs, Monday.
Mrs George Johnston of Kansas CITY
IS visiting her parents, Mr.. and Mrs
futile on Madison street.
Mrs. Kate Snyder will entertain in
formally for Mrs. Grace Gulick, of Alb
iIene, grand chief of honor of CAPITAL
lodge No. z. at 427 Chandler street
Wednesday, November Is, from until
B.
A new high five club which will hold
its first meeting this evening at the
home of Miss Pauline Maier is com
posed Of Miss Eda Smythe Miss Lulu
F'ordyce, Miss Katherine Ernich Miss
Emma Whitmer, Miss Emma McMuI-
len, Miss Pauline Maier, NrJOhn Green
Mr.. Lem White. Mr. Tom Whitmer Mr.
Bert Harris. Mr.. Frank Burch, Mr.
Cephas Wingett.
A few ladies met Monday afternoon
at the home of Mrs. r. L Horton to or
ganize sOciabIe club. Those present
were Mrs. E. Horn, Mrs. Deisher, Mrs.
Chase, Mrs. S. G. Stewart. and Mrs r.
Horton. The next meeting will be
next tuesday afternoon at Mrs. HOr-
tons, 335 Tyler street at 2:3O.
Mrs. Alice WOOlley and little daugh-
ter Frances of Knoxville Tenn are
visiting the family of Mrs. Eugene
Smith at 700 Morris avenue
Mr. and Mrs. George w Clark have
gone to Kansas City to attend the fun
eral of their neice, Miss Portfa Rob
erts Who was we'll known in Topeka.