The Topeka state journal., 1899-10-13
One Hundred and Fifty Young
Women to Be Walters.
COMMITTEES
Prominent Ladies Named to
Oversee Arrangements
General News Cleaned In So
ciaI Circles.

c1d1ng what part the federation snail
take in the reception to be given the
Twentieth At the last meeting OF the
federation an invitation was read ask
ing the ladies to wait on the tables, and
at the meeting Thursday committees
We're appointed and systematic ar
rangements made.
A central federation committee, con-
sisting Of Mrs. A. H. Horton, as chair
man, Mrs. J. c. Holland and Mrs. Geo.
Huron was appointed to confer with the
committee on general aFFangem ments,
and make all necessary arrangements
for the federation
Twelve ladies were appointed to look
after the banquet tables; each one will
wear a kerehief and a; Martha Wash
ingtOn cap. The ladies chosen We're:
Mrs Jonathan Thomas, chairman; Mrs.
James A. TrOutman, Mrs. J. d. McFar-
land, Mrs. G. J. Drew, Mrs ]. I. Love-
well, Mrs. n. p. Garretson, Mrs G. A.
Fellows, Mrs. w. A. Johnston, Mrs: J.
w. Movers Mrs. Robert Steele Mrs.
NJ M. Hale and Mrs. J. x. Hudson.
Each club is expected to furnish five
young ladies, making a total of hun
dred and fifty, for mattresses; the clubs
will provide each one with red, white
and blue cap and white apron.
At the same meeting Mrs A. H.
Thompson rendered her resignation as
president of the City Federation. as she
will soon leave for PHILADELPHIA to
spend the winter. 1t is a great disap-
pointment to the federation to lose Mrs.
Thompson as she has filled the Office
ests first, and inspiring others by her
enthusiasm.
Mrs. Thompson has lived in Topeka
nearly all her life and for many years
has been an interested club worker, be-
ginning as a. member of the Shakes
peare club, which is the original WO-
mans club in Topeka
A New Dancing Club.
Some of the west side boys met at
the home of Harry Rigby Thursday
evening and organized a dancing club
and will give party every two weeks
during the winter at Harmony hall;
the first one will probably be given the
first week in November. The name Sc
Iected for the club is the 'Superba.'
The following officers were elected:
President, Earl Mcfarland; vice presi-
dent, Harry Rigby; treasurer, Arthur
McClintock; secretary, Harley Reis-
man. The members are: Messrs. Ter
renee Holiday, Orrie GarV1n, Charhe
Guibor, Ben Curtis, Lester Davis, Ar
thur McClintOck, Howard Patton, Har-
~ Rigby, Charlie Hinckley, Charles
Ost, Harley Reisman, Earl Voorhees,,
George Bates, Earl EWart, Roy Thomp-
son, Proctor FOUGHT, Edward Garyey
Stacey HadIey. Milan POindexter, Tay-
lor Belcher. Earl Mcfarland, Eddie
Guild, Howard Guild, Robert ShOrtz
Earl AIOffit and Charles Finch A meet
ing of the members will be held Mon
day evening at the home OF CharIle
Hinckley at SO West Fifth street
Mrs. q. J. Mulvane, Mrs S. Q. Mich
OILS, Mrs. Evans and Mrs c. G. Baker
spent Wednesday in Hoyt, as guests of
Mrs MuIvane's mother, Mrs. Hollis
Miss Frances Eorner of Lawrence
spent Sunday in Topeka with Mrs. H.
Mrs. J. c. Cooper and Mrs. A. V.
Auter spent Wednesday in Kansas City. |
Mrs. VIII Eberle is visiting her moth !
er, Mrs. D. E. Merwin in Kansas City
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home in Horton Thursday after a two |
weeks visit with her daughter, Mrs. L. |
H. Stricken.
Miss Emily Allen went to Richfield, |
kan, today where she will spend the |
winter.
Mr.. Earle Case left today for a two |
weeks trip to New York, Washington, |
Philadelphia and other eastern points i
The In TempOra club will hold Its /
regular meeting next Tuesday after /
noon at the home of Mrs Charles King |
on Monroe street.
Miss Katherine Whitley of EmpOria /
is expected in Topeka soon to visit |
Miss Gussie Fuller. Her sister Miss I
Sabra Whitley passed through Thurs
day on her way to Kansas City, and /
will visit here on her way home.
Miss Josephine NanAmburgh will go /
to HOlton Saturday to spend Sunday /
with her sister. Miss Della VanAm-
Mr.. W. E Brubaker has bought a
home in Albuquerque, N. NJ, and his |
family viii move there about the first |
of the month.
Dr. Will Stewart of New York city is
in Topeka visiting his parents; his wife
who has been here for some time will |
accompany him home in two or three
weeks.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Haines and lit
tie son returned to their home in Sa-
betha Wednesday after a visit in To-
peka with Mrs. Haines' parents, Mr.. /
and Mrs. John z. Moon.
The Viennese club will give its first /
dancing party of the season this even
ing at Harmony hall
Mrs. w. E. Sterne went to Leaven-
worth Thursday for a few days visit
Mr.. Daniel Heacock has returned to Z
his home in Galesburg, Ill, after visit /
with relatives in Topeka.
Mrs. Harry Horton will go to Par
sons Monday for a two weeks visit
with relatives.
Mr.. and Mrs W. J. Anderson left this
morning for few weeks trip in the |
east.
Mrs. L. Jansen entertained a few lit
tie people Thursday evening from six
until eight in honor of her son ROy's
tenth birthday. The guests were seated
at a pretty, flower decked table and a
several course supper served; in the
center of the table was the birthday
cake containing ten lighted candles.
Those present were: James and Alice
Herman and Jessie Wolf, Alice
Larimer, Emily Bolmar and Anita I
WeiskirSch.
Miss Mildred BouIware of Silver City.
n. NJ, who is visiting her sister, Mrs
H. E. Ray, will leave the first of the
week for a visit in st. Joe and Chicago:
she viii return to Silver City about the
first of the month.
Miss Mayme COrcoran of Washing
ton, Ind. arrived in Topeka Wednes-
day to visit her aunt and uncle, Mr.. and
Mrs. D. J. Mahoney.
Miss Mary Hansen left this morning
for St. Louis where she viii spend the
winter with relatives.