The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1900-05-07

Palmer and Miss Jane Ross of Evan
ston. AIRS. ". H. Eastman substituted
for Miss Kate Gunther and Miss Horton
for Miss Alice Prescott.
The Douze whist clubs one of the old
est and most popular card clubs in To-
pelxa the year just completed being its
sixth The club will not meet again l1r,-
til fall.
Reception at Washburn College.
The third academy class of Washburn |
college gave a very pleasant reception |
Saturday evening in the college library |
hail. complimentary to the high school |
graduating class
The hall was deliberately decorated |
with flags and bunting in light blue and |
white, the high school colors, and in |
dark blue, the Washburn color. Re |
freshments were served throughout the |
evening. An entertaining musical pro-
gramme was given consisting of vocal
solos by Miss Alberta Scoville and Miss
Octavia Greenwood; piano selection,
Miss Mildred Leland; reading, Miss Sa-
die McCauly and violin number by
Mr.. Frank Carruth.
The members of the class giving the
reception are: Miss Fanny Leland Miss
Harriet Hemming, Miss Della White
man, Miss Belle WnlittS, Miss Fanny
Foster Miss Jane Jones, Miss Addie
Tower, Miss Gertrude Rankin, MI. Frank
Aldrich, Mr.. Frank Carruth, Mr.. Ernest
Hughes, Mr.. George Hargreaves, Mr..
Earl Lee Mr. Maurice Woodhall Mr. D.
L. Williams, Mr.. Frank Sheppard, Mr.
Will Aiken. Mr.. Walter Mclaughlin, AR
Arthur QUAINT, Mr.. Robert Steele, and
Mr.. Cecil Vest The president of the
class is Mr. Cecil Vest Next wear the
third academy class will be numbered
among the freshman class; it is thought
that this class will number a hundred
members, which will be the largest
freshman class in the history of the col
| lege.
An Informal Party.
Mr.. and Mrs E. D. Mattingly enter
| tanned Saturday evening at their home
4 in BellvieW in honor of their son and his
| wife, Mr.. and Mrs. J. S. Mattingly Of
LaJunta, Col. Music and progressive
high five were the amusements of the
4 evening Mrs. Hewitt and Mr.. Kay car
/ ried off the honors at cards.
Those present were Mr. and Mrs 7.
| S. Mattingly, Mr.. and Mrs w. Amos
Mr. and Mrs. Bedwell. Mr.. and Mrs.
| Chamberlain, Mr.. and Mrs. Kay, Mr..
and Mrs. Deidrich. Mr.. and Mrs. Esplen
Mr.. and Mrs. cleric Mr.. and Mrs Hew-
! lit, Mr.. and Mrs. Hogue Mr.. and Mrs
! Twedell, Mr.. and Mrs. Weaver Miss
Schaffer, Miss Kay. Miss Bedwell. Miss
Leslie, Miss Schmidt. Mr.. VIM. Mating
ly, Mr.. A. Leslie Schaffer and Mr. h
Schaffer.
Notes and Personal Mention.
Mr.. and Mrs. B. T. Lewis of the City
| of Mexico, who have been spending sew
eral days in Chicago, arrived in Topeka
/
Mrs. George w. Crane.
Mrs w NJ. Dawson and daughter
Helen returned Saturday night from
Quincy, Ill.
The Shakespeare club will meet Tues
day afternoon at O'Clock at the home
of Mrs. H. W. Roby at Twenty first
| street and Kansas Avenue
Mrs. McInhenny of Washington, Z. &C,
arrived in Topeka Saturday to visit her
parents, Mr.. and Mrs W. A. PETER.
Miss Daisy Iakin will not entertain
Thursday afternoon for Miss Jane Ross
as she had intended on account Of the
Chancel Chapter tea which will be held
that afternoon at the Bishops House
Mrs. Charles Strawbridge of Chicago
IS visiting her parents, Mr. and Mrs
Mr. Park Ewart Of St. Joe spen,
Sunday in Topeka with his parents
Mrs. H. A. Tice of Wellington, former
ly Of Topeka, is spending few days in
the city
Miss Carrie Merrick returned Sunday
from two weeks visit in Texas
The Ladies Society of the Contra
Congregational church will give a re-
ception at the church Friday evening
as a farewell for Rev. and Mrs c. NJ
Sheldon, and to welcome to Topeka
Rev. and Mrs. F. H. Allen of Albu
querque.
Miss Mabel Wilson will spend few
days in Lawrence this week will
friends.
Mrs Lille Stevenson and daughte,
, Helen are visiting in Hiawatha.
Mrs R. 7. Updegraff and Mrs Grove!
of Maple Hill were in the city Satur
; day.
Mrs. John Wilt of Rossville spent Sat
urday shopping in Topeka.
Dr. and Mrs A. NJ. Callahan left to
day for a weeks visit in Wichita e
Dorado and Newton.
DR.. Ida G. Barnes entertained the fol
/ lowing guests very pleasantly at lunch
. con Friday: DR.. AriS Smith DR. Cath
crime Richardson, DR.. Dora Wilson O
/ Kansas City and DR.. Maggie McCre
of Winchester who We're in attendant
5 at the Kansas Medical society
r Mrs. H. B. Holt and son ofLas Cruce:
i N. NJ, arrived Saturday to spend
month with Mrs. Hollis parents, Rev
: and Mrs. L. Blakesley.
Miss Flora E. Pool spent Saturday
Lawrence.
Miss Louise Dion went to Atchiso
this morning after short stay in Tc
i peka.
Mrs. Waggoner of Rossville is shoI
ping in the city today.
k Terrence Ewart of Kansas City was
Topeka a day last week.
The Sons of the King, an organize
ton of Grace Cathedral, met Saturda
y afternoon and elected the following off
1T GERS: President, Fred Parfitt; vic
presidents, Clarkson Millspaugh al
w. Ernest Biene; secretary, Holmes Mead
- treasurer, Norman Whitney; directres
"a Miss Stickney.
h Miss Lenna Sargent of Denver is
r Topeka to spend the summer with reli
1t tives.
h Lee SidwelI spent Sunday in Kans;
IN Ciyt.
ID Miss Mona Sims entertained a numb
y of her friends very pleasantly Saturds
ly evening in honor of her sixteenth brit
Mt day.
ut Miss Helen Fitch of Ohio is visiti1
a friends in Topeka.
Mr. F. NJ. Cope will entertain t
a. young men of class No. 9 and the
d. young lady friends of the First Meth
dist church this evening at his home
j. JAPANESE COOLIES.