The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1901-05-04
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The young people Of the Helianthus
| danced at Vinewood last night. This
club danced at vinewood last night. This
son and was thoroughly enjoyed by all.
Those who danced were: Mr.. and Mrs.
Albert Garvin Miss Minchen OF Boston,
Miss Lillian Fisxe, Miss Nellie Baker,
Miss Bessie Stewart, Miss Bernice Full
ler Miss Anna Player Miss Agnes Cum
Their, Miss Anna Hcrbst, Miss Helen
| Otis, Miss Lulu Ewart, Miss Kate Fleish-
man. Miss Katherine Paxton, Miss Vida
Wood, Miss Mabel Wood, Miss Blanche
Andrews, OF Kansas City, Miss May
Wilson, Miss Beatrice Foster. Miss Gala
Cuten Miss Sue Sharitt Miss Elizabeth
Cole, Miss Edith Guibor. Mr. Bert Cook,
Mr.. Harley Reisman, Mr.. Chas Wolff,
Mr.. George Freshman Mr.. Sam Fleisl-
man, Mr. Late Resseguie. Mr.. Wallace
Thompson, Mr.. Nesbit Smith, Mr.. Val
ter Hayes Mr.. Will Roberts, Mr.. John
Seigel, Mr.. Walter Mclaughlin, Mr.
Kurtz Kellafn, Mr.. Roland Medlicot, Mr..
Will Stewart Mr. Will Hilton. Mr.. E. H.
Custer, Mr.. Herb. Robinson, Mr. Harry
Roehr Mr.. Paul Palmer, Mr.. Scot Lord,
Mr.. Lathrop Gay, Mr.. viii Wikadall,
Mr.. Arthur McClintock and MIR. Everett
Akers.
Young Musicians Club.
Miss Bessie Tincher is entertaining
the Young Musicians club at her home
in Auburndale, this afternoon at a pic
mic party The members of the club are
Wilma Edwards, Nettie Amos, Virgil
Cain, Eva Carrie, Louise Fleming. Bes-
sic Jelt, Esther Peers, Lille Parft,
Marguerite Mills. Fay Pohlman. Bertha
Sneft, Helen Stern, Mary Sutherland,
Ella Schenk, Bessie Tincher, Myrtle
Whiteker, Carrie Morton, Julia Well
house. Mildred Kepley. Ethel Kingsley,
Blanche Jenness, Hope Yount, Nellie
kouns, Barbara Ridley, Mabel Thomp-
son, Ethel Gilchrist Ethel LeVan, Mabel
Buckman, Eugenia Quinton. Miss Crun,
and Miss Anna Bundy-
NOTes and Personal Mentfoa.
Engraved or Printed Cards and We'd
ding Invitations. Adams Bros, I'll K. av.
Miss Nellie Daugherty. of Galesburg,
Ill. Is the guest Of her sister, Mrs. p.
F. Brady, of 426 Chandler street.
Mr.. Lou Silver, who has been quite
i'll at Christ hospital for the past three
weeks, has entirely recovered and will
return today to his home in Morgan
vile, Kas.
Mrs. Ellis Thompson left today for
two weeks visit in Burlingame-
John and Merritt Hodson, OF Chicago,
are visiting in the city.
Mr. Geo. Main is in the city to spend
Sunday.
DR. and Mrs. George P. Ashton are
living at the doctors suite at Eighth
and Kansas avenue while their home
on Topeka avenue is being modelled
The Duplicate Whist club met yester-
day afternoon with Mrs. Harry Ashby.
Chase, Mrs. Lyle Dickey for Mrs Her
bert Armstrong, Mrs. Fred Freeman for
Mrs Arthur Capper- The club Will meet
next Friday with Mrs. Walter Noble.
Mrs. Frank farrell and little sons
went to Atchison today to visit Mrs.
Annie FARRELL. Mr.. farrell will go over
to spend Sunday.
Miss Maude Ranney, of Arkansas
City. will accompany Mrs. L. M. Gran
dells party to Europe this summer
Mr.. and Mrs. George Parkhurst and
Miss Charlotte Perkhurst arrived Fri
day from New York. Miss Parkhurst
has spent the past year studying under
De Mason, and Mrs. Parkhurst for sew
eral months past has been studying
with Mr.. Francis Fisher Powers. They
both Will appear In DIR. Powers con-
cert in Kansas City the last of the
month.
Mr. and Mrs. VIM. Crutchfeld, of
Lawrence. are in the city for a few
days.
Mrs. Frank MacLennan will be the
guest Of Miss Dolphin, during the State
Federation meeting in Leavenworth.
next week.
Mrs Eugene Burr, of LeaVenworth is
visiting friends in the city.
The Helianthus club met yesterday
afternoon at the home of Mrs. J. H.
Jones The programme was as follows.
Reading by Mrs y F. Wright: paper
North American Indian by Mrs N.
H. Hornaday; paper, 1.-THE Catholic
Priest as Pioneer by Mrs. Fl. M Had
ley. Mrs. A. H. Thompson was a guest
of the club.
The Professionals met last night with
Mr. and Mrs. George Veale, Jr. Miss
Wilson of Valencia played for Mrs. p.
H. Adams. Mr.. E. S. Quinton and Mrs.
w A. Morton won the prizes. The club
Will meet next with Mr.. and Mrs J, f.
Lord.
The vespuccian club will hold it's reg
ular meeting Thursday afternoon at the
home of Mrs VIII Sheafor 906 West
Fourth street Mrs P. Walsh win real
a paper on Rome and Mrs l. X
Eaiin one on the "Cathedrals and It.
ally"
Mrs. Mortimer Cook of California is
visiting Mrs. George D. Hale, 303 West
Tenth, for a few days on her way
to Chicago.
Mrs Mary Mecaslin leaves today to
visit her sister, Mrs p. G. Lewis Of st.
Louis.
DR.. L H. Mum is in the southern part
of the state for a few days.
The d. d. whist club win meet Mon
day afternoon with Mrs. Frank Edison.
The Shraners gave banquet in Leav-
enworth last night. and quite a number
Of Topeka people attended
Miss Jennie Salisbury of St. Louis is
visiting Miss I. Wilson.
Miss Emile King viii return Monday
from the east.
Miss Mabel Wood. Miss Vida Wood
and Miss Edith Guibor left today for
N rAANAA1A 10 WISH several days. from
there they viii so to Wichita for a few
days.
AIr. Lawrence J. Drake of Kansas City
was the guest Of Mr.. Paul Mulvane this
week
Mr.. and Mrs. E n. Poindexter are ex-
pected home today from a short trip in
Kansas City and Atchisan-
Mrs Edwin Leroy Carney of L.eaven-
worth, VIII entertain Mrs J. c. AIcClin-
took next week during the city fedora
ton meeting