The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1900-05-16
SOCIAL AND Personal.

The Sixty Three club was pleasantly
entertained Tuesday afternoon by Miss
Mary Moon and Mrs Walter Smith at
the home of Miss Noon on Monroe
street. The guests Of the afternoon
We're, Miss Ruby Nickerson Of the City
Of Mexico, Miss Vera Low, Miss L0uDeil
McMaSteTs and Mrs. Charles Lager
strom- The prize, a pretty panel Of burnt
son. This viii be the last meeting of
the Sixty Three club until fall
Notes and Personal Mention.
Engraved cards and wedding invita-
lions. Adams Bros. III Kansas avenue.
Miss Gertrude Moore returned to her
home in Clay Center today after a short
visit in Topeka with the Misses Nalen-
tine, on her way home from the south.
DR.. and Mrs S. S. Sutherland of Her
ington are spending a few days IN the
city with Mrs. SutheTland's parents, Mr.
and Mrs Harding.
Miss Theresa Rossington has returned
from a short visit with Miss McF'arlane
in Leavenworth.
DR.. and Mrs. w. B. Swan viii leave
Thursday for a two or three weeks trip
to New York
Mrs. Matte Gano Of Paola is in the
city visiting her sister, Mrs. W. NJ
Decker.
Mrs Whitney will entertain the Sons
Of the King at a May party at her home
three miles from town, Saturday AFTER
noon, May 9. The boys are TO meet at
hay rack viii be in readiness Tor the
trip. Mrs T. D. Humphrey and Dean
Sykes will chaperOne the party
A noon class for Sunday school teach
ers will be started at the Young Wo-
mems Christian association rooms,
/ Thursday. May II, under the leadership
I of Miss Harriet Broad The purpose OF
/ the class will be to aid teachers IN pre-
/ pairing the Sunday school lesson for the
/ following Sunday. All young women
are invited to attend this class; II IS not
I necessary to be member OF the asSocl-
/ alton in order to belong to the class
/ The class will last but twenty minutes
] Miss Ina Dawson came up from Hoi-
/ ton today to visit Miss Florence Van
| TasseI at her home on West Eighth ave-
nue.
/ B. Stotts and Mrs William H Samson
| have issued invitations for a reception,
| 10 be given Thursday afternoon, May "A,
! at 2301 Van Buren, street
/ The attendance at the ElmWood cIuD
| dance Tuesday evening was quite small
/ owing TO the rainy evening but this tacS
/ did not deter those who were present
from having a very pleasant time -
| Miss Lena YOhey spent sunday Win
| friends in AtchisOn.
Mrs C H. Guibor and son Charles
who have been spending several months
in New Mexico. are expected home
| Thursday.
The bohemian club was pleasantly
entertained Monday evening by DR..
Chas. Lowry; the members were ali
/ present The next meeting will be
Tuesday evening. May 2s, with Mr. ano
Mrs. E. T. Cartilage.
A called meeting Of the West Side
Reading circle was held Tuesday after
noon at the home Of Mrs. A A Rodg-
ers on Fillmore street to plan the course
Of study for the ensuing year. II was
not definitely arranged but was left II
the hands Of the programme commit
/ tee.
Mrs. Bixby of Herington- is in the city
visiting Mrs. A X Wilson.
Miss Harriet Hanson of Chicago LEFT
today for Denver after spending p few
days with friends in Topeka
Mrs Harry c. Peterson of Las Vegas
" N is spending the week with rela-
tives in Topeka
Miss Bessie Ricketts, of Meadville. Pa
/ who has been spending the winter il
Topeka with Mr.. and Mrs. George Nc
/ Coy Will leave for her home the first o
the month. Her mother viii arrive thu
last of next week for a short visit and
| will accompany her home.
| Clarence Brown has returned from {
few days visit with his mother in An
thony, Kan.
Miss Charlotte Anderson left Tuesday
for her home in Washington Cour
House, Ohio, after spending the winte
in Topeka with her sister, Mrs. W H
Wilton
Mr. J. W Valentine. with his two lit
; tie sons Of Admire, Kan. are spending
few days in the city with his parents
: Mr.. and Mrs D. W. Valentine on Poll
? street
Among the Topeka people who are at
tending the Grand Lodge of the Rath
bone Sisters which is meeting in lola thi
week are Mrs. E s. Rice, Mrs. Jester
Miss Maggie Doster and Miss Id
, Wehe.
Mr. and Mrs.F. D. Hunter and daugh
ter Margaret left today for Michigan
! where they will spend a month
Walter Bible has returned from a few
days visit with his brother in Omaha
18TH ANNIVERSARY