The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1901-07-11


for her daughter Joy. at her home on
Fillmore street. The affair is to be in
the nature OF lawn party. The lawn
viii be brilliantly lighted with Japa-
nese lanterns, and the time Will be spent
in playing games. Refreshments Will
be served on the lawn Mrs. Paxton is
to be assisted by Misses Daisy and
Laura Neil.
The guests are to be: Misses
Frances McClintock. Gladys Cav,
Bessie Wilbur, Mabel Wilbur. Helen
Dick. Clyde Bonebrake. Mildred
Forbes Dorothy Richardson, Louise
WOrthington, Katherine keizer, Jean
Richardson, Helen Wells, Marie Lager
strOm, Clara FaTmalee, Dorothy Aol-
man. Marian Manning, Wlnnlfred
Manning. Mary Helen Shirer, Mary
Weightman, Mary MacLennan, Mary
Alexander, Jane Alexander, June Nit
cheu Helen Mitchell. Florence Quincy,
Louise Culver and Elizabeth Culver
Notes and Personal Mention.
Miss selma ISlioberg returned to her
home in Usage City Wednesday, after
a few days visit with Mrs. Carl Erick-
son. at her home on Clay street.
A party of young people of the First
CONGREGATIONAL church enjoyed a pic
mic on the Washburn college campus
"Wednesday evening.
DR.. and Mrs. c. F. Menninger re-
turned today from a several weeks
eastern trip. Since attending the ma
Richheld Springs, N. Y, they have Wis
tied in Pennsylvania and Buffalo, and
returned home by way of the lakes.
Mrs. +. c. Cay expects to leave this
week for St. Paul and Minneapolis. to
spend the rest of the month in com
pany with Mr.. and Mrs. L. Bullene, of
Lawrence.
The regular meeting Of the Mason
Music club was held Wednesday after
noon in Miss Grace Welch'S studio.
The club adopted the following motto:
Great works are perform ed not by
strength but by perseverance. "A
piano duet by Miss Irene Peterson and
Miss WEIGH was much enjoyed. The
president was presented with a beau
tiful gold medal by the club.
Miss Daisy Lakin is visiting Mrs J.
H. Davies, in Atchison, for a short
time
Mrs Matthew Macferran and Mrs. "A.
A. Scott and daughter Dorothy spent
Wednesday, at the Coultis farm
Mr.. o. J. Wood and family are plan
ming to leave the first of the week Tor
Iudington- Mr.. Wood will return in a
few days but his family will spend
the rest Of the summer there. He will
Join them later
Mr. Otis Dalton win entertain this
evening at his home on Topeka avenue
complimentary to his cousin Miss
Leola Atterburzr. of St. Joe.
Judge J. S. Ensninger has returned
from weeks visit with friends in
Howard. Kas.
Miss Elizabeth Cole expects to go to
LudingtOn the first of the month for
several weeks outing.
Miss May Dallas arrived today from
Washington. ID. a.. and is the guest
Of Miss Villa Rodgers. at her home on
Monroe street.
Mrs J. A Wall will leave the first
Of the week for q weeks n
Fort Madison. Iowa, with her sister
Mrs w. IT, Newton.
Judge Henry Keller is in Oskaloosa
on business.
spending a month in Topeka with her
mother. Mrs. Monaghan, at her home
on Madison street.
Mrs. George Hoag arrived today
from Beloit to visit her sisters. Mrs. N.
J. PetrO and Miss Edna Simpson.
Mrs George Ross and daughter Mary
left today for their home in Mount
Pleasant Iowa, after a two weeks
visit with Mr.. and Mrs j. II Keller.
Mr.. and Mrs. William @. Smith of st
Louis spent Wednesday in Topeka en-
route to their future home in New York
city.
About 20 of the young ladies employ
ed by Crosby Brothers viii enjoy a hay
rack party this evening.
Miss Jean Frost has returned from a
weeks visit with Miss Georgiana Was
son in Chicago.
Miss Dethe Chlders came up from
Kansas City today for a months visit
with Miss Hazel Jones.
Mrs. Charles Rhodes ana daughter
Shelby, Mrs. Robert Rhodes and son
Carl and Miss Ruth Rulings left Tues
day for two months visit to Virginia.
Miss Olivia Diffenderfer and Master
Meidrum Diuenderfer expect to leave
next week for a short visit in Newton
Arkansas city, Severy and Burlingame
Mr.. and Mrs. H L. Shirer and child
rem returned Wednesday evening from
a two weeks outing in the country.
Mrs. D. +. Cain and daughter Virgil
are in Las Vegas, N. NJ
Mrs. c. c. scovilIe and daupb+ar
frankie Of Seneca are in Topeka. the
guests of Mrs Edwin Knowles
Mr. and Mrs ". H. Thomson and
children VIII go to lola tonight to make
their home
Miss May Wilson goes to Golf. Kan.
this week to spend the remainder of
the summer.
ren's party Monday afternoon in honor
Of her little daughter Sarella. IuefIe's
seventh birthday.
Judge j. S West is in Fort Scott
where he was called by the illness Of
his mother
The Topeka friends of Mrs Aracl-
Love Of Arkansas City viii be Interest
ed 70 know that she has gone 70 COL
orado 70 spend the rest Of the summer
DIT John Work of Dunevant. Kan
viii spend Sunday with Topeka friends
Mr. and Mrs Charles Kraener hove
announced the engagement Of their
aslushter anna, 70 Mr. Charles ID. Croft
chett; the marriage viii take placa
next month
Mrs. Margaret Wiggin who has been
spending some time in the CITY Of MO-
1co with MRS G. r. Hudson viii start on
her return trip next Monday. m
G. W. Glenn OF Tribune visi4aa 49,
peka friends Wednesday.
Mrs. J. NJ. Kirkpatrick and dauvbtar
Naii leave Saturday for California to