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

a few days this week in Topeka as
guest of Mrs. E F. Ware
J. R Hankla has returned from Colo
rado and is quite i'll with tonsilitis-
Mr.. Chase and daughter, Miss Frances
Brooks Chase, father and sister OF Mr..
Harold Chase, are visiting in Topeka
Miss LOtta Ranney, who has been
spending the summer IN chicago. IS the
guest of Miss Mary Thompson on her
way to her home in Arkansas City
Mrs. A. NJ. Hoener Of Kansas City
is visiting Miss Beulah Parker in To-
The Felicity club was pleasantly en-
tertafned Tuesday afternoon by Mrs
Dan Small at her home on Western
avenue. Last years officers were
elected to serve this year; they are,
president. Mrs Small. and secretary,
Mrs. A E Prescott The first regular
game Of the series will be played a
week from Tuesday at the home Of Mrs.
Prescott.
Miss GIenna Cross will entertain a
few OF Miss Ranney's friends inform
ally, in her honor Monday evening at
her home on West Tenth street
Mr.. and Mrs s J. Bear have returned
from Chicago
Between the hours Of seven and ten
o'clock this evening Mrs Hague, the
patrons at 81 Kansas avenue Flowers
Will be given to those who leave their
cards.
Mrs. Charles Blood Smith and daugh-
ter Eva are spending the day in Kan
sas city.
Miss BIaneh De Wees returned to her
home in St. Louis Friday after a visit
with Mrs Frank Lagerstron.
Mrs A L Williams IS spending the
day in Kansas City.
Mrs. David Palmer has returned from
a visit in Kansas City.
Miss Hambleton and Miss Mary
Wilton spent Friday in Kansas City.
E L Miner has returned to his home
in Sabetha after visit with his
brother, ]. NJ Miner.
Mrs. J. s HObsOn will leave the first
of the week for a visit in Detroit. Mich.
Mr.. HObsOu viii meet her the last OF
the month and they viii so to New
York City to meet Mr.. Hobson's par
entS who will arrive from Ireland
Burns Williams and VIII Edwards Of
the university are spending Saturday
and Sunday in Topeka
Mrs. J. Wehe and Miss Emma Stew
ems returned Friday from Wichita
where they have been attending the
Rebeccah assembly
Rev A K. Myattway of Burmah, In
dia, a graduate of Colgate university,
is in Topeka visiting Professor McCuI-
Tough and Dr. Hume at SIS Kansas
avenue He will occupy the pulpit of
the First Baptist church Sunday.
Miss Hazel Hardness Of South Bend,
Indiana, arrived today for a short
visit with relatives and friends.
Mrs O. G. Titus has gone to Gin
cinnati, Ohio, to attend the Jubilee
COLlN EILlOn-
w W. Cook, assistant state auditor.
has gone TO Indiana 10 visit his mother
Miss Florence Van Tassel returned
Friday from Pennsylvania, where she
has been spending the past three or
four months with relatives
F. n Kessler is spending the day in
Lawrence.
H. a. Auerbach returned today from
weeks stay in Chicago.
Carl Swain left Friday for a three
weeks visit in Pennsylvania.
Miss Ada Moss and Miss Marguerite
Prior OF St Marys are spending the
day in Topeka.
Mrs. Harriet Virgins of Michigan
Valley who has been visiting friends
in Topeka, went TO Horton today to
visit before returning to her home.
Miss Lille Houghton of Junction City
has been spending the week in the city
with the family of Mrs. John Stanley
Miss Cora Dent, who is en- route to
her home in Magnolia. III. after a visit
TO friends in BelIeville, Kan. will be
the guest Monday Of Miss Ethel Dick