The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1901-02-23
SOCIAL AND PERSONAL.


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The Potwin Current Literature club
gave its annual banquet last night. at
which the husbands Of the members
were the guests Of honor. The banquet
was given at the home Of Mr. and Mrs
Thomas Martin, 406 Greenwood avenue.
About fifty guests sat down to the
tables, where an elaborate spread was
served, consisting of bouillons oysters.
SQUAD, potatoes, salad, ice cream ana
coffee. The ice cream. which was in
brick form, was in the CLUB cOl0fSs
brown and yellow This organization
has a reputation for the brilliancy OF the
banquet programme, and the high stand
ard was preserved Miss Ellen Looms
responded to the toast Past Present
and Future" and discussed the growth
and development Of women in q most
thorough and interesting manner. One
OF the hits of the evening was the toast
OF Mrs. James A. Troutman on the
Needs of Man" in which she told OF
the sorrows OF the man who tries to get
his own meals and how a successful Wife
manages a husband The recltatons
and musical numbers were greatly en-
Joyed. Following was the programme:
l. Piano solo. 49,. Miss Mabel Martin.
20 Music. sphere descended maid
Friend of pleasure. wisdcm's aid
2. Past, Present and Future
.............-.Mr Mrs. Ellen LOOMS.
IAN we have willed or dreamed of
5. Recitation. THE Little Hatchet
Story -..........-. Miss Mcclellan
4. Progress -.-..... Mrs. A. h Vance
And with new notions. let me change
Don't strike the iron til It's slightly
COOL
5. Solo. Miss Emma Martin.
THE music in my heart bore
Long after it was heard no more
6. THE Needs of Man" ..--..-.-...--
..........M Mrs. James A. Troutman.
I'VE can live without friends. We can
live without books.
But civilized man cannot live without
cooks"
z. our Hostesses". Mrs. c. r. Bolmar.
mo man can feel kind on an empty
stomach
s. Song, THE Kansas Emigrants
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. Everybody
The club members and those who en-
joyed their hospitality were the Hollow
ing: Mr. and Mrs. H. Allen, Mr; ana
Mrs. A Bunker. Mr. and Mrs J. n.
Brier, Mr.. and Mrs John Movers MT
and Mrs. A. H. Vance, Mr.. and MIS-
c. P. Bolmar, Mr.. and Mrs-D- D. Knox.
Mr. and Mrs James A. TrQutman, MI
and Mrs. c. T. Mcclellan, Mr.. and Mrs
w. Fl. Ljninger, Mr.. and Mrs InoInas
Hicks, Mr. and Mrs r.. Nesbaunl, Mr.
and Mrs. H A. Heath, Mr.. and Mrs.
Thomas Martin, Mr.. and Mrs VIM
Eberle. Mr. and Mrs. L. L. klene. mrs
S. r. futile, Mrs. Ellen LOOMS, Mrs }.
w Thurston Miss A NeSbaufn. Miss
Sadie Ebey. Miss Matte Knox, ana
Messrs A Wyman, Carl Bolmar. L H
Thomas John D. Knox, 5r-, o. T.
Walker, Ralph Tuttle. and n. h
LOOMS.
Miss Emma Martin, Miss Fern Bunker,
Miss O. Knox. Miss Louise Mcclellan,
Miss Bolmar, and Miss Mabel Martin.
Mrs. Small Entertains.
Mrs. Frank HILL Of Seattle, Wn-, and
Miss Katherine Spencer of Kansas CITY.
were the guests OF honor at q oels1 IL
of
D. J. Small at her home on western aV-
enue There were eight tables at pro-
gressive high FIVE; the nrst prize was d
pretty cut glass finger bowl and the con- /
ISOLATION prize. a vase At the close OF
the games two course refreshments were
served
The invited guests were: MIS- Hill
Miss Spencer, Mrs. Henry Keller, Mrs |
Edwin Knowles, Mrs John Bradley. Mrs. |
c. B. Merriam, Mrs H L. p Hlllyer' |
Mrs. A W. Parks, Mrs. W. z. Sterne,
Mrs E. A. Prescott, Mrs A. W Lacey, |
Mrs E T. Cartilage, Mrs. Geo. Eagle. |
Mrs. Margaret Wiggin. Mrs. A. J. VOL |
colt Mrs b 7. Lewis Mrs Edward |
Herbst. Mrs. E. s. Small, Mrs. George |
w Veale, Jr., Mrs. Ira O. Howe, Mrs |
J. F. Myers, Mrs. C B. Reed Mrs. Wal |
ter Bates, Mrs. Geo. w. Crane. Mrs. Ed /
win LANCE. Miss Dollie Martin, Miss /
KibHnger, Mrs. W. a. Morton Mrs.
Frank Crane. Mrs. c. c. Baker, Mrs |
Warren NJ. Crosby. Mrs. z. L Copeland, |
Mrs. John NJ. Hayes. Mrs. J. H God |
dard. Mrs n. l. Stewart. MIS- Ben |
Johnson Mrs. Latham. Miss Efkie Ora /
ham, Mrs. F. J. Shubert.
The Golden Rule Club Party.
one Of the pleasant club affairs given |
in celebration of Washington's birthday /
was the entertainment of theGOldenRule |
club at the home of Mr.. and Mrs J. G. I
Holland both Friday afternoon and ev- 4
ening The decorations consisted Of an 1
elaborate arrangement Of red, white and /
blue bunting and flags.
The members Of the club all wore |
quaint costumes, powdered hair and |
patches: the children Of the members
were also IN costume. The refreshments /
consisted OF delicious baked beans. /
brown bread. doughnuts and coffee The at |
fair was a delightful one and was at /
tended by large number of guests.
The Golden Rule club is composed Of |
Mrs L. A. Bremmermans Mrs.J. C. Hol- /
land, Mrs. ID. A. Blood. Mrs. Rulings. /
Mrs. Fl. u. Lincoln, Mrs w. Archer, \
Mrs w. II. Aston. Mrs. =. Johns. Mrs. /
O. A. Danner, Mrs. c. J. Rolf, Mrs J. /
Kelly, Mrs. ]. w. Jones, Mrs L. r. Felt, |
Mrs. T. Kelly, Mrs J. R. Kelly Mrs. ]. |
z. johnson. Mrs. J. W. Dey, Mrs. L |