The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1901-03-09
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The third annual banquet OF the
Pleasant Hour club was held Fridag
evening at the home OF Mr. and Mrs.
Charles Adams on Lincoln street The
guests met at the home Of Mr. and Mrs.
VIII Davis next door and went tOgetn-
er TO the home Of Mr.. and Mrs Adams
Small paper hearts were cut in half, tied
with green ribbons, the club color, and
distributed to the guests; on each piece
was a part OF a word, the last part OF
each one being nation" such as Car
re Nation. .stagnation" and various
others
At o'clock the guests were seated at
three tables and an elaborate four course
dinner served Both the tables and the
rooms were attractively decorated vita
pOtted plants and cut flowers. At the
close Of the banqet two toaSts were re-
Sponded TO- Mrs Win Davis. the preSi-
dent acting as toast mistress E H.
Philips responded. %sOur Club and Mr..
Otto 10 The Posi- biIitieS Of the CLUB"
At the close OF the banquet the guests
again went to the home Of Mr. and Mrs.
Davis where the following programme
Reading. Revolution Of the -Four Cor
nerS-Afrs. Charles Phinney-
Reading-Mr. George Bell
Recitation Mr.. Shockey and the Hen
Harp and guitar selection-8Er. Albert
Sidwell.
The oficer for the ensuing year were
nominated and win be balloted on at the
IS only one candidate for the presidency
Mrs George Bell; Mrs Adams and Mrs.
DALE were both nominated for vice pres
ident, and Mrs Otto for secretary
This was one Of the most delightful
affairs ever given by the club and the
evening was enjoyed by the following
guests Mr. and Mrs Charles Adams,
Mr.. and Mrs Geo Bell Mr. and Mrs II
M Washburn, Mr.. and Mrs Otto. Mr.
and Mrs. s G. Fox. Mr.. and Mrs. Mar
shall. Mr. and Mrs Charles Thrapp. Mr.
and Mrs VIII Davis. Mr. and Mrs Chas.
Phtnney. Mrs Dale. Mrs ConnelI Miss
Ethel Fox. Miss Lena Davis Miss
Brown, Miss Miriam Dale Miss Mabel
Adams, Bessie and Helen Morrow Mr.
Albert SidweIl. Mr.. Ray Otto. Mr..
Clovis Dale and Mr. Arthur Kutz.
The chamtauqua Programme.
The regular meeting of the Ninde
Chautauqua circle will be held Monday
evening at the home of Mr. and Mrs.
Z Turner. at 500 Buchanan street The
programme viii be as follows:
ROIl-cau will be responded to with
quotations from Pope
Rivalry Of Nations chapter 20. Nj
7. J Scott
Inner Life OF the Chevalier Bavard.
Mrs. Bunker.
Homer 70 Theocritus,' chapters s and
Z, to page 156. Miss Edith OFT.
Notes and Personal MeatTon.
The Pactolian club is meeting this
afternoon at the home Of Miss Beulah
Lee Instead OF the usual reading. Miss
Lee and Miss Mary Frost gave talks on
their European trip.
Mrs Charles Barnes. who underwent
an operation at Stormont hospital the
first OF the week. is improving and will
be able TO leave the hospital in about
two weeks
The regular meeting OF the Helianthus
club was held Friday afternoon at the
horne Of Mrs. Ward Mrs. Scott read q
paper on the subject The Supreme
Court OF the United States There
were q number Of visitors present in
GLIDING Miss Elizabeth Ward, Of Dun
can Falls, Ohio.
Mr. and Mrs Frank p. MacLennan
and daughter Mary returned today from
q three weeks trip to New York
Ray Conner, Of B1oonaingeon ILL., il I
In Topeka visiting his cousin. DR.. f.
DfObert
Mrs. Carl a1oIler, OF St. Louis. and
Mrs ". A. Garter. Of Marion. are in To- I
peka visiting their sister. Mrs c. z
Foote. at 91s West Sixth avenue Mrs 4
Catherine Kuhn. mother of the three I
ladies' who makes her home with Mrs 1