The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1900-04-03
SOCIAL AND Personal.

MISS EI1ZaDeth CaN1CC entertained
very pleasantly Saturday evening COM
plimentary to Misses Beatrice and Lii
liam Foster The time was spent in play
ing progressive sixty three and dane
ing. The ladies' prize, a pretty wood
carving was won by Mrs. Alkire and
Mr.. Hugh Mcfarland won the gentle
mems prize, also wood carving.
The guests were DR.. and Mrs H L.
All1ire, Miss Beatrice Foster. Miss Lii
liam Foster, Miss Katherine Fleishman,
Miss EdiCh Guibor Mr.. Geo. Freshman,
Mr. Hugh Mcfarland won the gentle
Roehr. Mr.. George Hackney, Mr.. Harry
Gavitt.
Miss POweIsOn Married.
Cards were received in the city Mon
day announcing the marriage of Miss
Pearl Powelson and Mr.. Thomas Edwin
Cray, both of New Philadelphia, Ohio.
The marriage took place Thursday,
March %, at the home of the bride; the
cards read, at home after April 10. The
bride is a charming young woman and
a sister of Miss Lucille Mulvane of To-
peka- She has many friends here hay
ing made an extended visit in the city
about two years ago.
An Informal Party.
number of the friends of Miss
Eleanor Work. spent Monday evening
informally at the home of Misses Santa
and Fe Waters, in her honor. The ev-
ening was enjoyed by the following
Ida Bergen, Miss Work, Miss Virgie
Payne, Miss Jean Frost, Miss Berdena
Crandell, Miss Lillian Valentine, Mr..
Edward Dennis. Mr.. Fred Dennis, Mr..
Horace Macferran. Mr.. George Payne,
Mr.. Howard Huey, Mr.. E. NJ. Jolley, Mr..
Charles Elliott, Mr.. Earl Case and Mr..
Louie Valentine.
Notes and Personal Mention.
Mrs. A. Dienst came up from Kansas
City today for a Two weeks visit with
her daughter, Mrs. Norman S. Wear in
Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Murphy will en-
terrain the N. and F. card club this ey-
ening.
MI and Mrs. F. 0. Popenoe left Mon
day for two or three weeks trip to
New York.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. A. Austin have re-
/ turned from Chicago where they were
! called by the death of Mrs. Austin's
| brother.
Mrs. Laura NJ. Johns of Salina and
! Mrs. Olive I. Royce, of Phillipsburg,
| president of the Kansas Woman's Press
| association, will arrive Wednesday and
| be the guests of Mrs. w. A. Johnston at
| ZOO Topeka avenue for a. few days.
Miss Ella Scoville has returned from
| a few days visit in Holton.
Colonel A. S. johnson and Mr.. Charles
/ Holman left Monday for a short business
! trip to Chicago.
Mr.. and Mrs c. D. Purdon are the
parents of a daughter, born Saturday.
Lyman Humphrey has returned to the
university after a few days visit with
the family of D. o. McCray.
Mrs. d. P. Paxton left Monday for
| TarkiO, Mo, where she was called by
| the serious illness of her sister
Miss Edith GaVitt, who has been visit
| ing in Newton for the past six months
! is spending few days in Topeka with
/ her cousin, Mis- Elizabeth GaVitt. Ell
route for her home in Fremont, Ohio.
p Miss Lulu Thompson will go to Kan
| sas City Wednesday where she has ac-
cepted a position; she will make ler
| home with her sister, Mrs r. a. Sherer
Miss Anna Lake of Usage City is
spending a few days in Topeka with
friends.
Miss Nettie Lawrence returned to the
university Monday after a short visit
with her brother, Mr.. Clyde Lawrence
and wife.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Horton of Sal
the family of S. S. OFT on theil
way to Galesburg, Ill, where they were
called by the serious illness of Mr.. HCr-
toms father.
Mr.. Joe Wilson and Mr.. Joe Hayder
returned to the university Monday aftel
spending their vacation in Topeka
Mrs. F. c. Gay spent Sunday with hel
sister in Lawrence.
Mrs. A. w. Lacey has returned from
a weeks visit in Kansas City.
J. d. William of Kansas City spen
Saturday and Sunday with friends il
Topeka.
Miss Anna Payne has returned from
a short stay in st. Louis.
Miss Della VanAmburgh of Holto1
! spent Sunday in Topeka with her sisters