The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1901-05-18
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The Helianthus club held an evening
meeting Friday at the home of Mrs. II.
NJ. Hadley at 654 Clay street at which
time the husbands of the members were
entertained. This will be the last meet
ing of the club until September q. A
short but interesting programme was
given consisting Of a paper by Mrs. J.
g. Ward comparing the social life of
1900 and 1900; reading, when the
Preacher Comes by Mrs. F. A. Sherer;
a report Of the Leavenworth meeting by
Mrs. Hadley who was a delegate from
the HelianthuS club; music by Miss
Ethel Hadley and Miss Ethel Wright
The husbands of the members were then
called upon for impromptu speeches and
with the exception of one all responded
Mrs Hadley, the retiring president
handed over the savel and the reigns Of
government to the new presiding officer
Mrs. j. r. Wright. The evening was
closed with a pleasant social hour dur
ing which refreshments were served.
D. A. X. Meeting.
A business meeting of the Daughters
Of the American Revolution was held
Friday afternoon at the home of Mrs
A H. Thompson. The chapter pledged
SIS TO assist the Nautilus club in the
work of decorating Washburn college
and made arrangements for Flag day
which is to be observed June IA, at Lake
View Mrs. "A. H. Thompson was ap-
pointed to confer with the Commercial
club in regard to securing a coat of
arms for Topeka.
A Pleasant Affair.
Misses May, Ella and Florence Bailey
entertained informally at their home on
West Eighth avenue Friday evening in
honor of Miss Mabel Manifold and Miss
Anna Kaull of Beloit. A slip of paper
containing a rhyme from Mother Goose
was given to each guest with the re-
gust that picture be drawn to repre-
sent the quotation. A dainty box of
bon bons was awarded to Miss Louella
Rudolph, she having guessed correctly
what the greatest number of draRings
represented. Punch, ice cream and cake
We're served
The invited guests We're. Miss Kaull
Miss Manifold, Miss May Petro, Miss
Ethel Klise, Miss Edna Simpson, Miss
Edith Root, Miss Louella Rudolph, Miss
Edith Putnam, Miss Belle Gaylord, Miss
Louise Gaylord, Miss Grace Gaylord,
Miss Lizzie wooster Miss Julia WOOS-
ter. Miss Minnette Hoffmeister. Profess
sor George Beardsley, Mr.. Earl Hand,
Mr.. Howard Johnston, Mr.. Glenn Nc
Chez. Mr.. Fred Phillips, Mr.. Edward
Hall. Mr.. Clarence Gage Mr. w. @.
Diclxie, Mr.. Sam Bearudry, Mr.. Dave
Beaudry, Mr.. G. NJ. Arthur, Mr.. w. r.
Arthur. Mr.. Ernest soper OF Beloit ard
Mr. Charles Root.
An Informal Party.
Miss Beatrice Hayes entertained a
few of her friends informally Friday
evening at her home at 221 Harrison
street. Cards, music and refreshments
were the main features of the evening
Miss Hayes guests included, Mr.. and
Mrs. Emmett Rigby, MIR. and Mrs. VIII
Griffith, Miss Venice whitney, Miss
Daisy Warner Miss Ethel Ladd, Miss
Eda Smyth. Miss Edna Floyd, Mr.
Beamar Nelson, Mr.. Harry Trivoli, Mr.
Fred Wilson, Mr.. w c. Stevenson and
Mr.. Henri Stravn.
NOTes and Personal Mention.
Mrs. John Inglis, a returned mission
ary from China is in Topeka and will
Mrs. Inglis was in Pekin during the
siege and will tell some of her exper-
fences at the First Presbyterian church
Sunday morning Mrs Ingl1s was Tor
merly Miss Dora Marshall of Usage
City and was a student at the Emporia
college.
Mr.. Robert Maxwell of Chicago is in
Topeka visiting his sister, Mrs Roy D.
johnson.
The Ruslzin Art club will hold its an
nual meeting for the election of officers
and the laying of plans for next years
work at the home Of Miss Belle Swear
ingen at 623 Tyler street, Monday after
noon, May 20. full attendance is de-
sired.
Mrs. Carl Willis Kimball and children,
Richard and Elizabeth of New York
city, are visiting Mr.. and Mrs F. NJ
k1mDall at lUlb FOLK street. 44Gy Will
leave in June with Mrs. f. NJ. Kim
ball for Canon City, Colo, to spend the
summer.
Mrs. Frank Scott Davis and Miss
Ivah Davis have invited guests for a
card party next Thursday morning in
honor Of Mrs. DuRelle Gage of Boston
Mrs. Milton Crane has returned to her
home in Usage City after a short visit
in Topeka with Mrs. E. L. Herman.
Mrs r. H Tincher of Potwin is slow
~ recovering from a severe stroke Of
paralysis
The HeIianthus club will give a dane
ing party at Vinewood May %.
Miss Anna Crane has returned to her
home in Usage City after a visit with
Topeka friends
Mrs. Margaret Wiggin viii entertain
Monday afternoon for Mrs. c. r. Hud-
son of the City of Mexico and Mrs. w.
L. Green OF AtchisOn-
Miss Maud Sheaffor will return to her
home in Usage City Sunday after a
two weeks visit with Topeka friends
Miss Loren Leslie and Miss Maud
Brown. of Lawrence, are spending a
short time in Topeka, the guests of
Miss Maud Bates
Mr. and Mrs. H K. DevendOrf. Of the
City of Mexico. have landed in New
York city. and are expected in Topeka
soon for a visit with friends. Mr.. and