The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1901-02-23
ACROSS THEkAM.

1912 North Kansas avenue.
VIII Yost Of Michigan Valley, was 10
town today.
mrs. Dearborn and Mrs. Ed Guild q
Silver Lake were in town today shop
ping.
T. :. Dolnan. of chickasha. l. T. i
4 spending a few days visiting &C ms
I home
Miss Fannie Nesbitt went to her home
in Osawkie this morning to remain until
/ her health Is better.
Miss Jolly. of Horton. is spending a
I few days here visiting Misses Anna and
4 Betty Mclaughlin
Mr.. and Mrs John Holiday of 1919
7 jefferson street are the parents OF a
| daughter born Wednesday,
Mr.. t. Al Wilson, of Morrell, Kan, viii
preach tomorrow morning and evening
at the Central Avenue Christian church.
Miss Gertrude Hetzel has gone to her
home near Eimont to visit over Sunday.
victor council No. g. X & l.. Of -,
will give a dance Monday evening. Feb
ruary %, At their nall in the Barrett
block.
Mrs. J. c. Joseph returned yesterday
from St. Louis where she attended the
millinery openings OF the wholesale
houses.
Miss Ethel Badger. Of Elmont, VINO
leaves shortly for Portland, Ore to make
her home, is visiting Mrs. Hardy An
trim of 917 jackson street.
on Monday evening the regular
monthly business meeting of the G. E.
society of the Central Avenue Christian
church viii be, held at the church.
Dorothy the year old daughter Of
Mr. and Mrs Charles Heartburg is very
seriously i'll with scarlet fever at the
family home, 1875 Monroe street.
The services tomorrow at the Church
Of the Good Shepherd will be Sunday
mon at II O'Clock, evening prayer at
1880.
Miss Beseau, Of St. Marys, took part
in the entertainment given by Woodbine
camp Ne 50, T. n Of a.. last evening.
Miss Beseau is an elOcutionist that St.
Marys may we'll be proud Of.
AT the North Baptist church. the pas
tor, Rev. w. p. Hutchinson Will preach
at both services Morning subject, THE
First Disciples of Jesus" Evening sub
iect, How to Gain the Victory" b. Y.
F. u at $50 led by Mrs G. c. NichoI-
son.
The ladies Of the W. G. r. U. viii
meet with Mrs Pitcher 1929 Monroe
street on Monday afternoon at 230
O'Clock The members of the executive
committee are requested to be there
promptly at o'clock to transact bust.
ness of Importance
The Evening Duplicate whist cluD
played last evening at the home OF Mr..
and Mrs J. G. Fulton, S14 Quincy street.
The highest score. z25 points was made
BY Mr.. w. %. Lacey and Mrs. L. R. Ry-
Doer1ng for Mrs G. G. Bowman, Mrs. f.
NJ futile for Mrs. E. p Baker and Mr.
James for DR.. L. A. Ryder.
The employees OF A. L. Brooks nursery
Washington's birthday yesterday BY
giving an oyster supper in Mr. Brooks
cave The cave was tastefully decora-
ted with bunting, flags and a portrait
Of Washington, the work Of Miller
brothers Of Holmans addition. Those
present We're: MeSsrS- David Taylor, Mr..
Brooke, John Reed, Frank Miller. Will
bur Palmer Calvin I.eep Carl Reed
Ivan fowler, al CroI. Trutus Barnes.
Arthur Sheldon, Rob Sheldon, AIilt Croll.
John Miller. Harvey AIulIholland, Louis
MullaoIland, Malcolm Mullhouand, Ell
McAvoy and Fred Reed
Mr.. and Mrs. A. J. Berry. who win
shortly go to their country home to
spend the summer, were given a surprise
party asst evening by a number of their
friends at their home. 917 Harrison
street In honor Of the day each guest
came with a little Ratchet The time
was spent in a very enjoyable social
way and IN emptying the well filled
baskets brought by the company Those
present were. Mr.. and Mrs. O. ID.
skinner, Mr.. and Mrs ]. Lapp Mr. and
Mrs r B. AIcMaster. Mr.. and Mrs
Gordinier, Mr- and Mrs. @. C. Nichol-
son, Mr.. and Mrs. W. Folt Mr. and Mrs
w NJ. Van Ness, Rev. and Mrs. w. III
Hutchinson, Mr. and Mrs. G. c. Berry,
Mr.. and Mrs. J. H. Lukens, Mrs d. II.
W1zer, Mrs Charles Curtis, Mrs. L. r.
Stock WIS Grant, Miss Albright, Miss
Dora. Brown. Miss Adelia Brown, Miss
Julia Waite, Misses Ida Wilson, Leona
Curtis. and Paul and Dean Van Ness.
Miss Miller and her sister, Miss Grace
Miller. gave a delightful George Wash
ington party last evening at their home
1910 Jackson street. The patriotic COM
binatiOn of red, white and blue was
used in the decorations, and the score
cards were tied with the varicolored
tafT
be answered by the Authorizations of the
different states Miss Kittie Marlett
succeeded in answering correctly the
greatest number, and received a passa
partout Of George Washington while
Miss Maud Wilson was consoled with
Ratchet Advertisements pinned on the
wall were guessed, and a book was given
to Miss HolcOmb for naming the most
chrome as consolation was given Miss
Root Names OF animals or fowls were
written on slips of paper and after
selecting one the object was drawn upon
a blackboard. Peanut doll favors in
red, white and blue dresses. with num-
bers ATTACHED, were passed, the part
ners crossing arms and running their
hands in dish of peanuts, walked from
one room to another with as many nuts
as possible on the backs Of their hands
Those entertained bv the Misses Miller
were: Miss Grace Root, Miss Winnie
Clark, Miss Maud Wilson, Miss Title
Holcomb, Miss Hear tburg. Miss Anna
Heartburg, Miss Eittie Narlett Miss
Clara Marlett. Mr.. Edgar Clark. Mr..
George Clark, T'r- Bryan, Mr. Fred Mill
Ter. Mr.. Charles I<ilIfau Mr. Charles