The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1900-09-05
SOCIAL AND PERSONAL.

| The council adjourned to meet Monday
| evening, September IT,
| SOCIAL AND PERSONAL.
The He1ianthus club has just issued its
| year book More Light" which shows
| that the literary study in that circle Of
| ladies for the coming year tends toward
the study of America, its history and re-
sources. Some Of the topics are: Wolfe
and Montcalm;', Down the st. Law
renee" 1.-The oregon TRAIL Mar
quette and La Salle;" Foreign Domin-
| ion in louisiana" 1.-THE Catholic Priest
United States;" 'The Dark and Bloody
| Ground;a Coronado, Lewis and Cleark; :"
1.-The Supreme Court of the United
| States;' THE First Continental Con-
gress;' 1.-THE North American Indian, -
| and Social Life 1S00-19O0."
The club was organized in 1898 and
federated in 1899. The officers for 1900
| 1901 are:
President-MrsH. NJ. HadIey, ga Clay
| street.
Vice President-Mrs. J. T. Wright, 6s7
/ Brigham avenue.
Secretary Treasurer-Mrs.C G. Sherer,
| Programme Committee-Mrs D. G..
Tillotson, Mrs. w. Fl. Hornaday, Mrs. J.
| K Jones.
The MemberS-MrS- q. Bedell, Mrs u.
A Clauser, Mrs H. M. Hadley, Mrs j.
B. Gatehell, Mrs. W. H. HoTnaday, Mrs
| J. X Jones, Mrs H L. Willard, Miss
Lenna Prouty, Mrs. C. G. Sherer. Mrs
w. w. Smith, Mrs. d. G. TfllotsOn, Mrs
]. G. Ward, Mrs. J. F. Wright, Mrs d.
| H Scott.
| Honorary Memberships. P. A. Tillot-
son.
Miss Bush Entertains,
Miss Vida E. Bush entertained last
| Saturday evening in. honor of Miss Lii
4 liam Travis of Houston, Texas. Refresh
ments were served on the lawn which
was decorated with hammocks and cosy
corners and delightful programme was
| rendered Those present were: Miss
Clara Crumb. Miss Lillian Travis, Miss
Minnie Syler, Miss Ruby Owens, Miss
| Wade, Miss Wilmer, Miss Mabel Graham.
| Mrs. r. s. Magee, Mrs. M. Hoover, Mrs.
| Dick Hayden. Mr.. Chas. Calkins, Mr..
| VIII Magaw, Mr.. Melvin Schlegel, and
| Mr.. Ralph Babcock-
Porch Party.
Miss Nellie Lercher entertained infor-
mally Monday evening at a porch party
in honor of her sister. Mrs. ]. s. futile.
Melon was served on the lawn. Those
| present were: Mr.. and Mrs. J. S. Tut
! tie, Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Dinwiddle Miss
Anna Davis, Miss Mollie Kelley, Miss
| Miss Lillian Griffiths, Miss Ruth Ellis,
| Mr.. Claude Coss, Mr.. A o. Beach, Mr.
Ellis Davis, Mr.. John Newell and Mr. H
! E. Wentworth.
Mrs. Willard Jones Entertains.
Mrs. Willard Jones gave towel show
er last evening at her home 615 Fillmore
street, for her sister, Miss Pearl Hull,
month The guests were Misses E. EN-
| lily and Alma Aument, Miss Myrtle Dill
| lon, Miss Eleanor Colcord, Miss Mary
| Haskins Miss Hattie McElroy, Miss
/ Of
| Council Grove, Misses Ina and Mildred
Shaw, Miss Lola McAfee, Mrs McGfl
and Mrs. Ed Dillon.
Notes and Personal Mention.
| Miss Karolyn B. whittlesey returned
| yesterday from Kansas City, where she
has been visiting her sister. Mrs George
/ Pratt
! Mr.. J. r. Mulvane and daughter. Miss
Lucille Mulvane, returned Sunday from
| Kenoshae Wis, where they have been
| spending the last two months.
Mrs T. P. Gully and son Earl re-
| turned yesterday from Oconomowoc
| Mrs Gully and Miss Mamie Brown left
today for a few days visit in wichita
Mr.. Edward Hall arrived today from
| his summer trip to Europe to enter
| Washburn college. He has visited Scot
land, England, and Germany. and taken
| in the Paris exposition.
i Mr.. Gus Stratemeyer, of Chicago went
| to Kansas City yesterday.
Miss Nellie Heddernan, of Louisville,
/ KY, is visiting her brother, Mr.. H. He'd
/ derman. on Polk street
Miss BOvard, of Wichita, is spending
| few days with Mrs. W. A Johnston.
| Mr.. Robert Carver and Mr. John Har-
| rison left today for Lawrence, where
| they will attend the opening exercises
! of Kansas university.
Mr.. J. F. FARRELL has returned from
Manitou- Mrs FARRELL viii remain an
| other month.
| Miss Olive Lewis has returned from
| q visit in Parsons.
Mrs. j. e. Craven, of New York, is
/ visiting her mother, Mrs Cuff, 213 Clay
| street.
Mr.. and Mrs. H @. Rust expect to go
| to Toledo Ohio, next week to visit rela-
Mrs W. H. Whitton leaves today for
| Leavenworth to spend a few days with
her sister Mrs. Frank Anderson.
Mr.. Archie Barnes returned Sunday
from Leavenwerth-
The following young people enjoyed
a very pleasant picnic at Martins Hill
/ Labor day: Miss Florence WEIGH, Miss
/ Alice Noble, Miss Margaret Johnson,
| Mr.. John v. Smith, Mr.. Frank Gahegan,
| and Mr.. Sam Wood
Mr. and Mrs. r. T. Updegraff, of
Maple Hin, were up yesterday.
| and Miss Libbie Burbank, of Leaven-
| worth, are visiting Miss May Kinley,
| on Topeka avenue
1 Mr. and Mrs. Samuel Reed left Sat
| urday for Chicago, where they will
make their home in the future. Miss
Lora Reed will remain visiting her
| aunt, Miss Jessie Upton, for a few
sas City to visit her sister, Mrs. ". T.
Parry.
Miss Fay Engie is wishing with friends
| and relatives In Denver and other west