The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1900-04-16
SOCIAL AND PERSONAL.
SOFA CaIendar FOr be Week.

tanned this afternoon by Mrs Fred Free
man at the Copeland
TUESDAY.
Miss Bessie Hayden and Miss Char |
lotte Parkhurst VIII entertain the Sixty /
Three club IN the afternoon at the home /
of Miss Hayden.
The n. and F. club will be entertain |
ed in the evening by Mr.. and Mrs. A. R. |
IingafeIt
Mrs E. s Quinton will entertain the |
Duplicate whist club in the afternoon. |
A 1 o'clock luncheon viii be given by
Miss Lucy Knowles.
Regular dancing party at the Elm
wood club
WEDNESDAY.
Crawford tea at the home of Miss
Weiss from until 6. given by the Ideal
club.
Mrs, T. A. Beck and Mrs willis Ed
son give a reception in the afternoon at
the home of Mrs. Beck.
Orphans home dance in the evening
at Hudson's hall.
Lecture under the auspices Of the
Ceramic Art club, by Mrs. Mary TGrey
| Of Kansas City.
THURSDAY
Mrs Fred Cole and Miss Lucy
Knowles viii give a card party in the
afternoon at the home of Miss Knowles
Mr. Henry Latchford will give par
Tor talk for the Daughters of the Amer
| lean Revolution at the home of Miss
| Belle Thompson, sos Topeka avenue, be-
ginning promptly at 2:30
The H H club will dance in the
/ evening at Hudson's hall.
| FRIDAY.
| Mrs. Fred Cole and Miss Lucy
/ Knowles to give a second card party at
| the home of Miss Knowles.
The regular Informal club dance in
the evening at Hudson's hall
Miss Vida Wood will entertain the
| Vakeme club.
*. K. Klub'' Party.
Seven of the west side boys have
I oTrr
*. K Klub;'' they have a cosy little
| club house fitted up in Mr.Howel Jones
| yard where much of their time is spent
and where their friends are entertained
very pleasantly once in awhile. Invita-
lions to the TX. K KIub'' affairs are
| received with the greatest delight by
both boys and girls.
Saturday evening they entertained
seven of their girl friends at an elabor-
! ate O'Clock dinner followed by an egg
| throwing" The club house was patri-
Otically decorated with American flags
and a fire burned merrily in the old
/ fashioned fire place. On the table was 4
center piece of crOcuses and mound
of eggs; at each cover was q crocus. An
elaborate dinner was served in four
courses The young people were
chaperoned by the mothers OF one or two
Of the boys.
The members of the club are: Howell
Jones, Jr-. Taylor Belcher Earl Nc
Farland. Edwin Frank. Russell Frost,
guests were, Miss Eva Smith, Miss Isa-
bel Smith, Miss Ethel Morton, Miss Mel
lie Millspaugh Miss Hazel Aulvane, Miss
Elizabeth Barriger and Miss Ethel
Griffith.
Notes and Personal Mention.
Mr.. and Mrs. Solomon Stoddard of
Kansas City spent Sunday in Topeka
with Mrs Stoddard's parents, Mr.. and
Mrs Walter LittIefeld
Mr. and Mrs. William Baum of kan
& a IN
. the family of Mr. P. C Chamberlain.
| Miss Leona Hickman returned to her
home in Atchison Saturday after a
three weeks visit in Topeka with Mrs.
J. N Miner and Mrs Anderson on
Tenth avenue.
Captain and Mrs. Krauthon are in
the city, guests Of Mr.. and Mrs. Nor
man Wear in PotWin-
Mr.. Henry Strawn Of Mount Pleas
ant, Iowa, is visiting his brother. Mr.. f
: w Strawn in Topeka.
The regular meeting Of the Saturday
Night card club was postponed last
saturday evening. but it will meet this
week with Mrs E H Crosby.
Mrs A I. Thorpe returned Saturday
from San Diego, CAL where she has
been spending the winter.
George NJ Noble, Jr-, went to EN-
porla today on several weeks bust
J ness trip.
] Mrs Charles S Gleed of Topeka who
VIII appear on the programme Of the
Federation the first evening (Tuesday)
VIII nave a grand piano sent here at
her own expense for that occasion This
shows what an interest noted women in
the state are taking in the Fedora tiou
{ mrs Gleed IS well and favorabIy known
} IN musical circles throughout the west
Z Winfield Daily Courier.
The Orphans Home dance to be eiver
Wednesday evening at Hudson's hal
viii be one of the social events of the
) week as It is the first post Lenten affail
= of any size.
Mrs A L. Williams and Mrs. ]. F
? FARRELL spent Saturday in Kansas CITY
Mr.. and Mrs. James A. Troutruau Ief-
today for a trip to Texas.
, Mrs J. S. Hobson returned last week
from months visit with relatives anc
: friends in Canada.
Mrs. Frank ChiIson of Venita, 1. T.. i:
IN the city visiting her sisters Mrs K
; Z. Whitfield and Mrs. A c. MarkIey.
! Mrs Louis B Smith of Colorado
Springs IS visiting her parents, Mr. anC
r Mrs c. S Baker, for a short time
Miss Harriet Saxton of Newton spenf
2 Saturday and Sunday with Topeka
friends
r Mrs Cox of San Francisco. who i.
visiting her sister, Mrs. Jesse Shaw vii
leave for her home Tuesday
T. Miss Jennie Harrison has returned
from several weeks visit with rela.
I tives in Junction City
2 The next Chaneel Chapter tea will b,
4 / given at the home Of Miss Hambletol
= Thursday April IS.
i Miss Marian Hart Of Chicago spen
] Saturday and Sunday with friends Il
Topeka on her way to Denver
Mr. and Mrs Norman Wear and Can
tain and Mrs krauthofT viii be at hom,
to their friends very informally T1lesda-
{ evening at the home of Mr. and Mrs
Wear, in Potwin- No cards will be is
sued Captain and Mrs. Krauthoff vii
= be in Topeka until Thursday, when the
y leave for San Francisco