The Topeka state journal., 1900-04-17
SOCIAL AND PERSONAL.


more. The time was spent in dancing
and playing games. Refreshments
were served and as a souvenir each /
guest was given dainty basket, lined /
with moss and containing several East /
er eggs. Mrs Marburg was assisted in /
entertaining the little folks by her sis /
ter, Miss Myrtle Jetmore.
The guests were Isabel Heath, Mar |
5ory- Davis, Edna Herbert, Millie Ware, /
Ella Davis Margaret Garvey, Annabel |
Garvey, Helen Knox. Laura Southwick,-
Susie Rodgers, Juanlta Lord, Marian |
Wear, Louise Heath, Louise White, Al |
Vance Gertrude KitcheH, Bertha |
KitcheIL Harriet Jetmore and Margaret |
Jetmore-
An Easter Party.
A very pleasant Easter party was
given Saturday evening by Master Le-
land Warner at his home on Buchanan
street. An interesting feature of the ev-
ening was an egg hunt; Miss Clara Full
ton found the greatest number OF eggs
and was awarded the first prize, while
the consolation prize was given to Mas
ter Clyde Herrick.
The guests invited were Misses Katie
Harding, Addie Nannah, Agnes Nelson,
Ruth Pennick, Zella Tuttle, Anna An
derson, Helen Sterne, Minnie Chamber
lain, Annabel Johns. Shirley King, Ja-
nette McMurtrie. Mabel Adams. Rosa
Snyder, Clara Fulton. Blanche COlvill,
Bard, Frances Roser, Alice Alston;
Masters Fred Wellhouse, Bart Holland,
Frank Holland, Joe Palmer, Ernest
Palmer, Wilson Hobart, Marvin Elliott,
George Platt, Walter Howe, Carl White,
Howard White, Clyde Bard, Harry Har-
rick, Clyde Harrick. Frank Pierce, Eu-
gene Travors and Frank Wells.
Notes and Personal Mention.
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Thomas return
ed Saturday from Dening, N. M, where
they spent the winter.
The Nautilus club is meeting this af-
tern0On at the home of Mrs. J. E. Davis
on West Fifteenth street.
Mr.. and Mrs. John E. Frost have re-
turned from GaIesburg, ILL.,
Mrs. ThOrWorth left today for her
home in St. Paul after two weeks
visit with Mrs. A. Burkhart on Topeka
avenue.
Mr.. ]. L. Penney of Hutchinson spent
two days this week in Topeka with his
sitter. Mrs. Emma Evarts.
Mr.. and Mrs. a. A Scott have return
ed from visit with Mrs. Scott'S par
ents in Peoria, Ill
Much interest is being taken in the
Crawford tea which will be given We'd
nesday afternoon at the home of Miss
Margaret Weiss at 421 Tyler street, by
/ the young ladies of the Ideal club. They
| will dress in Crawford costumes and
| serve Crawford tea
The Art club held its regular meet
| ing Monday afternoon at the home of
/ Mrs T. NJ Prescott. The last meeting
! this season will be in two weeks with
! Mrs. Prescott.
1uss Marian Hastings of St joe, has
1 returned to her home after spending a
/ few days with friends in Topeka
Mrs. G. r. Millice has returned from
| a two weeks stay in Dodge City where
she was called by the illness Of her sis
/ ter.
Announcement is made of the forth
coming marriage at an early date of
John P. FTftts and Miss Jessie Gar
wood.
Mrs. Osborn. who has been spending
the past week in Topeka, the guest of
| Miss Belle Thompson. returned to her
home in Kansas City today.
The Ladies' Aid society of the First
Baptist church viii meet Wednesday
| afternoon at the residence of Mrs F. H
Webster. at 500 Clay street
Mrs. D. A. Clements has been spend
| ing few days in Leavenworth with
Mrs. John Joerger.
Mrs. Byron Mills went to Kansas City
| today for a short visit
Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. Trowbridge have
returned to their home in Arkansas
City after a short visit in Topeka with
! relatives.
Mrs. E. S. Riley of Manhattan is in
the city the guest of her cousin, Mrs.
Emma Evarts.
Miss Clara Laubach will go to Usage
City Wednesday for a several weeks
visit.
The Ladies' Aid society of the First
Methodist church will meet Wednesday y
afternoon at the home of Mrs. J. l.
Shellabarger. 415 Harrison street The
programme will consist of some musical
numbers and readings by Mrs. Fred
Slater.
Engraved cards and wedding invita-
tions. Adams Bros, I'll Kansas avenue
The c. c. club will give masquerade
party Friday evening at the home OF
INc-r-ru S~--T-- EAt
Quincy street.
Great preparations are being made
for the Orphans Home dance which
will be given Wednesday evening a
Hudson's hall.
Mrs Riblet and daughter, Mrs. Ma.
Wiltshire entertained some Of thei
Topeka friends last Tuesday evening
: at their new home in Kansas City, 110
WyandOtte street.
The CommisceO club is planning t.
give a subscription dance at Hudson
! hall, Wednesday evening, April 25.
Miss Lottie Robinson has returne
r from a short visit in Lawrence
Mr.. and Mrs. W. ". Phillips have re
( turned from a visit with their daughter
Mrs. Lew Sears in Shreveport, La
Among the Topeka people who wen
!, | to Kansas City today to see Irving an
Terry this evening are Mr. and Mrs
. Jonathan Thomas. Miss Karolyn f
5 Whittelsey, Miss Abby Ware and Mis-
j, | Jeanette Ware.
Y Annual Easter sale of fancy article
3 at Grace Cathedral parlors Wednesda
2 evening. April Is. Supper Is cents, fror
s to S o'clock.
1 Miss Lillian Vincent who has bee
o spending several weeks in Topeka wit
: Mrs Charles Barnes. will return to he
[ home in Clay Center Wednesday.
Allan Boyle of the City of Mexico
spending a few days in the city with hi
2 mother, Mrs. J. A. Boyle
: STRIKE TAKES ON LIFE.