The Topeka state journal., 1901-06-08

flere Of wearing the club button next
year for winning the highest score.
This win be the last meeting Of the
club until fall.
A Pleasant Affair.
Mrs. Lee Clinton Forbes gave an en-
3oyable little party Friday afternoon 81
her home on West Eighth avenue.
There were about twenty guests auu
most OF them were Mrs tOroeS oiusl
married friends. A delightful feature
of the afternoon was a violin SOLO by
Miss Marie Norton. reading py AAis
A. w Dana and a whistling solo oy
Miss Anna Marie Nelils- II was - sucH q
congenial party that no other entertain
ment was needed. Mrs FORBES pletls
rooms were tastefully decorated with
cut flowers and asparagus During the
afternoon she served Refreshments as
sisted by Miss Mcfarland, Miss Norton
Mrs. Dana and Miss Nellis-
Notes and Personal Mention.
Mrs. Leas E Lingafelt and little
daughter of Davenport, Iowa, are ex-
pected in Topeka Tuesday for a visit
with Mr. and Mrs. A. r. Lingafelt.
Bdrand Mrs. J. s. Tuttle and son Wei
come are in Topeka visiting Mrs Tut
ties parents, Mr.. and Mrs. c. F. Lerch-
Mr.. ana Mrs Albert B. Deutch OF Chi
cagO. have issued invitations for the
marriage Of their daughter Rosine Al
berta, to Mr.. Henry A. Auerbach OF To-
peka, Tuesday, June %, at the Standard
club, Chicago
H. A. Heath has returned from Leav-
enworth.
Mrs w. ]. Healy and daughters are
planning to leave the last of the month
for the Catalfne Islands to spend the
summer.
Miss Daisy Hayes has returned from
q short visit in Kansas City; she ex-
poets to leave Wednesday for Califor-
MIA to spend the summer
Miss T-lfrn T11fllfrc r1f Ia yvrnura is the
guest Of the Misses Barnes on Clay
street
Miss Elizabeth Davis entertained in
formally Friday afternoon compliment
tary to Mrs. Guy Kennedy Of Junction
City.
Mrs. Gerald Holsinger and Miss Maud
Holsinger returned to their home in
Kansas City Friday after a visit with
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles King on Monroe
street.
Mr.. ana Mrs. John e. Lord entertain
ed the Professional High Five club. the
former members of the club and few
other guests very pleasantly Friday ev-
ening at their home on Fillmore street
The prizes were Won by Mrs. Frank
Lewis and Mr.. c. K. Holiday.
The Golden Rule club will give a tea
Friday afternoon. June Il, at the home
Of Mrs J. G. Holland at 1905 West
street.
Miss Dollie Tilford has returned from
Lawrence where she has been attending
the university.
The Ruskin club enjoyed a very pleas
ant picnic Friday afternoon at Garfield
park. Each member was privileged to
invite three guests.
Mr. and Mrs IT. A Beck will leave
Monday for a trip to Buffalo.
Mrs E d. 1IcKeever and son Archi-
bald are planning to leave next Wednes-
day for a six weeks visit in Des Moines
and Boone, Iowa
Mrs. George Parkhurst and Mrs A. r.
Liugafelt are arranging for a recital to
be given next Friday morning at the
home of Mrs. Parl1hurst, by Mr.. Percy
T. Hemus, a former Topeka boy who
has achieved an enviable reputation in
the musical world.
Hugh Mcfarland has been spending a
few days with Lawrence friends.
Mrs Jay NanHouten and sons and
Miss Eta Beck are planning to leave
the middle of the month for Colorado to
spend the summer.
Invitations have been issued for the
marriage Of Miss Bertha Morse daugh-
ter Of Mr.. and Mrs. Albert Clark Morse
Gibson Diclzie Of Topeka The marriage
viii take place Tuesday. June 1S They
VIII Pc at home after July Is, at 1923
Harrison street, Topeka
Mrs James B Hayden is entertaining
this afternoon complimentary to Mrs. c. |
r. Hudson of the City of Mexico.
Mr. and Mrs. Willard Hall will enter
tain at dinner this evening.
Miss Belle Welch and Miss Grace |
Church expect TO leave next week for
an extended trip to Colorado.
Miss Helen Morgan viii return next |
week from Indiana where she has been |
teaching the past winter.
Miss Rose Davis will leave soon for a
two months visit in St. Louis ana st. |
Paul.
Miss Kate Ryan left today for a visit
IN Fort Wayne, Ind. and other points /
in the vicinity.
Mrs. Guy Kennedy returned to her
nome in Junction City today after a
two weeks visit with AIr. ana NFrs T,
g. Kennedy on West Tenth avenue.
Miss Susie Armstrong has returned
from short visit with friends IN kan
sas City.
Miss Aimee Cranden goes to kansas
City Tuesday for a weeks visit. her
mother Mrs. L. III. Crandeu viii 4o4r
her there and together they viii 90 east
for the summer
Captain Porman of the K. q. football
team spent Friday with Topeka friends
MIR. ID. F.. Elliott and daughter Emily
have returned from a short trip to Ok
1ahoma-
Urbin Pofndexter will return Monday
from Princeton for his summer vaca-
ton.
Mrs. Frank Hall and son Merriam ar
rived today from California and are the
guests Of Mrs J. f. Clark, at her home
a. Sl6 West Seventh street
MRS Annie farrell and Mrs FertI
La v less have returned to their home in
Atcnison after a weeks visit in Topeka
VITA 1ar- and Mrs. Frank FARRELL
Inc regular meeting of the ID ID 4
~ mist club win be held Monday after
noon, June 10. instead of the following /
week az the home Of Mrs. Fred Cole. on
Topeka avenue.
Miss Ruth Havden. of F4oltAn rr-hr |
aaS Deen with a camping party near