The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1900-03-06
SOCIAL AND Personal.

SOCIAL AND Personal.
A pleasant meeting of the Douze
Whist club was held Saturday aILef-
noon with Miss Alice Prescott. MISS
Lolita Ranney substituted for MIS- Har-
ris0n Morgan, Miss Dora F'urman for
Miss Prescott. Mrs. Walter Gust Tor
Miss Ollie OBrien. and Miss Abby
Ware for Miss Helen Moon. The next
meeting will be with Mrs. Fred Cole in
two weeks.
At a business meeting of the club
Miss Arlie Ewart was elected president
and Mrs. J. B. Furry secretary and treas
urer. During the remainder of the sea
son Mrs. Gust will substitute for Miss
O'Brien and Miss Ware for Miss Moon
Baker Golden Wedding.
The largest and most interesting
social event of the week Will be the
fftieth wedding anniversary of Mr.. and
Mrs T. p. Baker, Wednesday; a num-
Der Of out of town guests are IN Iopeka
for the occasion Mr. and MIS-. l. n.
Baker and children of Lincoln, Neb,
are with Mrs c. c. Baker, and Mr.. and
Mrs n. r. Baker of St. Louis, Mrs. b.
w Sharp and children of Kansas city,
Mrs George Willard of Burlington, Ia,
and Mrs. Kate Fullerton, formerly Miss
BOrIand of Topeka, are with MI. ana
Mrs. +. B. Baker
The D. D. Club.
The regular meeting of the D. D. club
was held Monday afternoon at the
home of Mrs Frank Crane. Mrs. Van
Vatkenburg substituted Tor MISS Glenha
Cross. Mrs. H. L. Robinson for Mrs.
Miss Ollie O'Brien and Mrs. George
Eagle for Mrs. W. w. Webb The next
meetin will be in two weeks at the home
of Mrs. Horace Hall.
Notes and Personal Mention.
Mrs Frank Merriam is visiting in
Kansas City.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank P MacLennan
returned from New York Monday night
Mrs Frank Crane will entertain the
N and F. club this evening.
The Occidental card club will be en-
tertained Saturday evening by MRS
Henry Keeler.
Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Armstrong
spent Sunday in Lawrence
Miss Gertrude DevereuX returned to
Lawrence Sunday after a weeks visit
with Miss Susie Cay
The Sixty Three club is meeting this
afternoon with Miss Ivah Davis.
Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Capper returned
Monday night from New Orleans, where
Mr. Capper has been attending the
Editorial association.
Miss Mabel Horton is confined to her
The Ladies' Aid society of the First
Baptist church will meet Wednesday
afternoon at 2:30 with Mrs. Porter Cook,
CORNER u ' iii Dull G4l anu Il lin 81 CCts7-
Mrs. George Langdon and daughter,
14aVOre have returned from a snort
visit in Kansas City.
Miss Ned Griffith is able to be out
after a several weeks illness.
Miss Hattie James of LedVenWorth IS
spending a few days with Topeka
friends on her way to Las Vegas where
she will visit for a month.
The Ruskin club is a new art study
club which is being organized. The
membership which is not quite COM
pleted is limited to fifteen.
Mrs. Harry Weaver is expected up
from Kansas City soon to visit her
parents Mr.. and Mrs. l. B. McClintock.
There will be fewer Easter weddings
this year than there have been for a
number of years.
Miss Jennie Hunter of Kansas City
is spending few days with friends in
Topeka.
J. M. Miner is able to be at work
again after a four months serious ill
ness.
Miss Jane Hills of Emporia is
spending the day in Topeka. .
The Iolene club will meet Friday af-
ternoon at the home of Miss Edna Mil
lice. The young ladies are planning tC
entertain their young men friends in
the near future.
Miss Blanche Wilson has returned
from a two weeks trip in the east.
The Superba club are planning to give
Il IdIAy party SATURDAY GfG4AAl1S a
Hudsons hall.
Walter Head left today for his home
in IAttleton, n. H, after spending the
winter in Topeka, with his brother, H
J.. Head.
Miss Marian Johnson left today fOl
Denver. where she was called by q
telegram announcing the serious illness
of her sister.
Some of the members of the Bachelor
cub have charge of a subscription
dance, which will be given at Hudson
hail Thursday evening.
Mr.. Dean Low has been spending {
few days in Kansas City.
Things of Interest to Women.
zone of the mistakes of women" sale
a woman lecturer lis in loving too
much; they can never make a mistake
in loving. but they ought to be careful
in picking out the man; they are rathel
apt to do it on the grab-bag principle
Another of the mistakes of women il
not knowing how to rest, and still an
HAM RFHnAI uIlMRER