The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1900-03-28


Serets'' reading from Victor Hugo's Les
AiserabIes. Miss Abby Ware; paper.
~Napoleon's influence on the Geography
and History OF Europe. Miss Virgillne
81ulVane; reading. Ode 10 the Column
of NapOieOn.'' by Victor Hugo. Miss
Mary Thompson; Esmersons opinions of
Napoleon was the subject OF the dis
eussi0n. which was led by Miss Flor
ence Greer Miss Abby Ware has d
fine collection OF photographs Of the
buildings and famous spots about Paris,
which the club enjoyed discussing. The
next meeting will be IN two weeks at
the home of Mrs. David Palmer.
The Felicity Club.
The Felicity club was very pleasantly
entertained Tuesday afternoon by Mrs.
Edwin Lange at her home on Van
Buren, street Mrs VIII Lacey subSfi-
tutad for Mrs Edwin Knowles Mrs. A
W Parks for Mrs. c. c. Baker and Mrs.
Margaret Wiggin for Mrs. c. b Reed.
The next meeting viii be in two weeks
at the home of Mrs Dan Small
Notes and Personal Mention.
Mrs Frank Lewis and Mrs J. D. NJ
Hamilton are spending the day in KAN
sas City.
Mrs. Rob Richards OF Great Falls.
Montana, is visiting her parents, Mr.
and Mrs. Henry Taylor.
Mrs. A. f. Prescott and Mrs. Don
WiIli1ts spent last week in Wichita.
The Progressive Grand club VIII meet
Saturday afternoon with Miss Anna
Player.
The Wednesday evening art class
will meet this evening at the home Of
Mrs. L. H Crandell-
Mrs Bradbury, who has been spend
ing the winter in Topeka with her
daughter, Mrs. Ira Howe, left Monday
for her home in Wisconsin
Mrs Walter Smith and Miss Mary
Moon Will entertain the Sixty three
stead of next Tuesday as they intended,
at the home of Miss Moon.
The Douze whist club will be enter
tanned next Saturday afternoon by Miss
Villa Rodgers who viii have a guest
table complimentary Id the Misses Mil
Ter OF Usage City
Mrs. William Baum of Kansas City is
spending the day in Topeka the guest
Of Miss Mary Chamberlain.
Mrs George ParkhursU and daughter
Charlotte are planning to spend next
Wees with reiaLlves IN Kansas City.
Miss Maggie Hickers0u returned to
her home in Parsons today after q short
visit with Topeka friends.
Miss Matte Harrison of Denver is
visiting in Topeka fer a few days on her
way TO Kansas City
First showing Of Spring Millinery
Friday and Saturday, at the Emporium
725 Kansas avenue
Miss J. T. Post will leave Thursday
for Spokane, Washington, to visit her
uncle.
Mrs. + H Dennis and little daughter
Florence Of Kansas City are spending a
few days in Topeka with the family OF
T. G. Dennis on Tyler street
Miss Florence Beverly has returned
from a few days visit at her home in
Manhattan
Spring styles in Millinery on display
Friday and Saturday. at The Empor-
ium
Mr.. and Mrs. H. P. Dillon are spend
ing a few days at Excelsior Springs.
The regular meeting of the Sorosis
viii be held Saturday afternoon in the
z ". c. A. rooms. DR.. Harriet Adams
VIII read a paper on state Charities
Mrs. J. 3. Bachelor of Valley Falls
spent Tuesday shopping in Topeka.
All the new ideas in Spring Millinery
on exhibition at The Emporium.
Mrs. John Dudley entertained the fol-
lowing guests at an Informal little card
party Tuesday evening at her home or
West Eighth avenue; Mr.. and Mrs Geo.
Mccoy. Mr.. and Mrs. W W Cook, Mrs
". Z. Schoch. Miss Len0ra Bates. Miss
Bessie Ricketts,, Miss Elizabeth Bates
Mr. Longshore and Mr. Veru FogeI-
man.
Call and see a nice display of pattern
hats at Miss keener's opening Friday
and Saturday. 721 Kansas avenue.
Mrs. G. NJ Gould. Mrs. A. NJ BIOdgett
and Mrs. Walter Bangs have returned
to Kansas City after q visit with To-
peIza friends.
Mrs. c. o. Knowles. Mrs. w A John
ston, Mrs. W A s. Bird and Mrs. Al
bert Parker will entertain their card
club al a banquet Friday evening at the
home of Mrs. Parker. This will be the
last meeting Of the club this season.
W. W. Mills has gone to Des AIoines,
Iowa, on a two days business trip.
Millinery opening at Miss Keener's,
721 Kansas avenue. Friday. and Satur-
day
Miss Jennie Mason entertained a. few
of her friends Informally Tuesday even
ing at her home on West street. The
rooms We're pretttly decora ted with
palms and cut flowers. There were
about twenty guests present and cards
and music made the evening pass very
pleasantly. Refreshments We're served
and each guest was given a rose as
souvenir.
Display Of Pattern Hats and Bon
nets, Friday and Saturday at Elders
millinery store, GIL Kansas avenue.