The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1901-05-27

read during the afternoon BY Mrs. NJ. M.
Miller, Mrs. l. H. Cranden and Miss
Viola Troutman. Refreshments were
served to the guests in the dining room
which was attraetively decorated with
roses
A Pleasant Affair.
Miss Phil Reed entertained about thir-
fy of her friends very pleasantly Satur-
day afternoon at the home of Mrs Eliz-
abeth White on Fillmore street The
guests included the members of her sew
ang club and the club to which she be-
1onged last year with a few other init
mate friends
a guessing game called the Flowers
Wedding was one Of the features Of the
afternoon The head prize was won by
Miss Helen Shar1tts while the cOnsola-
1ion prize was awarded to Miss MarjOry
Thompson. Games and refreshments &C
cupied the remainder of the afternoon.
The guests present were, Henrietta
Alexander. Hazel Kelly, Hazel Grimes,
Mildred Kepley. Louise White. Lucille
Pollock. Hazel Nelson, Hazel Howe, Ger
trude Mulvane, Helen Shar1tt, Helen
Brigham. Eula Lyle Clyde Bonebral1e,
Marian Thompson. Mary Dallas Cage
Gertrude Hanlla, Florence Snattinger.
Margaret Garvey. Ethel Hindman. Ruth
Thompson, Ethel Chase, Mary Overholt,
ANNA Troutman. Frances Larro, Katie
Lux. Mildred White Margaret Welcome,
T1fiie Banter Ruth Thompson, Elizabeth
Dickey, Caroline Dickey-
Notes and Personal Mention.
The Helianthus club viii give a sub
scriptiOn dancing party at VineWOOd
Tuesday evening, May %.
Invitations will be issued this week for
the annual recital to be given by Miss
Anna n Parry Bundy's pupils at the
First Christian church Tuesday evening,
June A.
Miss Ruth Hayden viii come over
from HoltOn Wednesday for a visit with
Miss Mabel Knowles.
Mrs. Ed Small and daughter Eugenia
of Atchison are visiting Mrs. SmaI's
parents. Judge and Mrs Henry Keller.
on West Tenth avenue
Mrs J. B. Furry has returned from a
visit in AtcllisCn with Miss Lutte Briggs.
Mrs Charles Thomas entertained very
informally Saturday evening cOmpli-
mentary to Miss Helen Willard of
Omaha.
A business meeting of the Nautilus
club viii be held Tuesday afternoon at
o'clock at the home of Mrs f. d Mer-
RAM at 1888 College avenue A full at
tendance is requested
Mrs. j. B. Bartholomew has returned
to Topeka after a years stay in Ohio,
New Jersey and New York
Miss Josephine Shellabarger left to-
day for visit in New York city with
her brother.
Miss Mamie Brown returned today
from a weeks visit in Kansas City and
Hannibal. Mo.
Miss Sarah Worden. art instructor at
Mt. Holyolze college Mass. left today
for Colorado after a few days visit with
her sister-in-law, Mrs. E Davidson
Worden.
Mrs-Lee Jones is spending a week with
Kansas City friends
+. H Crosby will go to Salina Tues
day to attend the commencement exar-
cises Of St Johns Military academy; his
son, Mr. Bernard Crosby is one of the
graduates
Mrs. Sarah Shaw win go to Emporia
Tuesday for two or three weeks visit.
Miss Bessie Bates left today for Buff
1alo where she will take a. position at
the Pan-American exposition.
Miss Ella Miller has returned from
Cleveland, Ohio, where she spent the
past three years and will make her homo
with her sister. Mrs. Charles Adams.
Miss Maud T.. Collins Of Oskaloosa,
Iowa, is in Topeka the guest of the fam
lily Of G. F. Whitney on West Sixth av-
enue; she expects to spend the summer
IN Topeka
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Trowbrfdge have
returned to Arkansas City after a short
visit in Topeka
Mr.. and Mrs Frank Worden and child
rem are spending the week in Valley
Falls.
Miss Kate Ryan IS planning to leave
the last Of the week for a months trip
to Buffalo and Fort Wayne Ind.
Mrs. r. A. Brown. of Salina, is in To-
peka visiting her sister. Mrs. A. A.
Huntington, at 1900 Jackson street
Naomi Rebecca lodge win hold an
open meeting this evening at the lodge
rooms on Quincy street A series of
living pictures from the Bible win be
one OF the features of the evening. All
friends of the lodge are invited to at
tend.
Miss Maud Tegart spent Saturday
end Sunday at her home in Lawrence
Miss Lou Huckstead spent Sunday in
Wamego.
Miss Helen RIilIard win return to her
home in Omaha Tuesday, after a short
visit in Topeka with Mrs Charles
Thomas
Miss Ida Ryan spent Sunday with
Lawrence friends.
The following young people spent
Sunday at Cubberly's grove. near Wa
karusa. Miss E-da Smythe Miss Ger
trude BabcOclx. Miss Myrtle FOrdvce.
Miss Lulu F'ordyce. Miss Pauline AIaier
Miss Julia Whitmer. Mr.. and Mrs
Frank Bianch- Mr.. Roy Aillice Mr. w
G. Goodwin. Mr.. Charles Smythe. Mr..
Kelly, and AR Bert Kelly.
Miss Grace Weiss has returned from
visit in Atchison with Miss Helen
Small
Last Friday evening Miss Vida Es-
felle Bush entertained a number of her
friends at an enjoyable musical at her
nome at 519 Clay street. Her guests
were Miss Julia Warner. Miss Clara
Crumb. Miss Marie NVitWer. Miss Viola
Samms Miss Pearl Raber Miss Fav
Tincher. Miss Geneva Giles. Miss Tdbhie
Hill Mrs Ora Calkins. Mrs Charlie
Charles Calkins, Mr. q. A. Magaw Mr.
Harry Barnes, Mr.. Will Magaw. Mr.
Melvin SchlegeI. Prof. Harvey Worral
Mr.. Bert Hill Mr.. Ora Calkins and
Mr. r. =. Heyden-
Miss Emma Grumbine gave a very
delightful surprise partv In honor OF
her cousin. Miss Nav Sickinger. of Chi
cag0. at her home, 1929 L-awrAnce street.
Refreshments were served at a late