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

Miss Newell. at ST. West Fourteenth
street. st 7s30 sharp. The following pro
Crane VIII be given:
In response to roil-calls quotations
from Homer win be given.
Reading Journey through France
Rivalry or Nations chapter l. =. G.
Slater.
Homer to Theocritua." chapter !.
Miss Edith 0tt
The Owl High Five club was pleasant
" entertained Thursday evening by Mr.
and Mrs James Porter At their home
won BY Mrs. Bert Nichols and MIR.
Putnam. The club will meet next week
with Mr. and Mrs. Putnam az their
home at 1920 Jackson street
The members Of the Chancel chapter
Of Grace Cathedral. which is composed
of a number of society girls, have
pledged themselves to help lift the
church debt and instead OF giving the
regulation fair or entertainment each
one has undertaken to earn i've dollars
before Easter The young ladies are
res0rting to al sorts OF methods Of Taas-
ing the money such as sewing. baking
bread, doing fancy work and various
other means
Notes and Personal Mention.
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM Myers. OF MIXERS
burg, Ohio. are the guests OF Mr.. and
The w. r. K club win meet with Mrs.
R. B. McMaster, Tuesday afternoon,
February 5. at 9I6 North Jackson street
Miss Gertrude Devereux, Of Lawrence
is visiting Topeka friends.
The HeIianthus club will hold its reg
ular meeting with Mrs G. g. Sherer, at
1856 KeIIam avenue, Oakland, Friday al
ternoon, February 8.
Rev. and Mrs. Cottrell. Of Hammond,
La. are spending some time in Topeka
Miss IdeH Campbell, who has been in
New York city for the past year. -
spending a week In Topeka with her
sister. Mrs G. II. Morrison, who T. serf-
ousIy Ill.
Mrs John E. Frost. Miss Mary Frost
and Miss Jean Frost have issued tnvi-
tations for a reception to be given at
their home on Western avenue. Thurs
day afternoon. February Il
Miss Celeste Nellls Is making arrange
ments to give g concert IN Topeka some
Miss Blanche Wilson will leave the
first Of the week on . business trip 70
New York
time the first OF March. she win be as
sisted by the great organ yirtuoso, C1ar-
ence Eddy.
me Felicity club. which was to have
met Tuesday Afternoon with Mrs. Lang.
viii meet instead with Mrs C. b. Reed.
Mrs. r M. Prescott gave an informal
surprise party Friday evening at her
home on West Seventh street for her
daughter Rose There were about q
dozen young people present, and the
time was spent In playing cards Re
freshments were served at the close Of
the evening
Miss EG2 SuyfnG entertained the K0l-
lowing guests informally at sixty-thrae
Friday evening. Mr.. and Mrs. w. O.
Rigby. Mr. and Mrs Francis StraWn,
Mr. and Mrs Ralph Clausar and Mr..
and Mrs Bert Harris.
Miss Maud Harding has returned from
a several weeks visit in Harrington with
her sister, Mrs. H Fl. Sutherland
Mrs. Field, Of Caldwell, who has been
the guest OF Mrs @. E. WooIyerton, has
gone to Kansas City to see Sarah Bern
hardt Monday evening She will return
to Topeka in a few days.
Mr.. and Mrs. C. M Atwood have gone
to housekeeping at 81 West street
Mrs. Francis Strawn entertained her
card club very pleasantly Friday at
ternoon at her home on West Sixth
avenue. Guests OF the club were Mrs.
K H Stewart, Mrs. A. X. Wilson. Miss
Miss Lillian Kirkpatrick and Mrs. r.
c. Lang. The prizes. pretty piece Of
Battenburg and q picture. were won by
Mrs Wilson and Mrs w. o. Rfgby.
Mrs John Bradley entertained about
twenty-five guests very delightfully."- FRI
day afternoon In honor OF Mrs c. T.
Brown at her home on Tyler street. To-
ward the close Of the afternoon a de-
licious luncheon was served through
the rooms.
Canon and Mrs. Maurice Bywater viii
spend Sunday with friends tn Lawrence
The Marquette club gave its regular
dancing party Friday evening at Hud-