The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1901-05-11
SOCIAL AND AND PERSONAL


meet Monday evening at the home OF
T. J. Scott, at 1858 Buchanan street Inc
programme will be as follows.
Roll call win be responded TO with
quotations from James Whitcosnb riley
Critical Studies in French Lltera-
ture." Miss Lulu Mckee
Grecian History, chapter 10. l. j.
Scott
Homer to TheOcritus" chapter IA,
Miss Edith OFT
and u, F. c. Slater.
A'Surprise Party.
DR.. and Mrs c. e Judd were given
a delightful surprise party FRIDAY even
ing at their home at 2O4 Greenwood ave-
nue. BY about twenty-nve 81 oL s Ill51t
in music and playing games aLter WhlS .
refreshments were served. me guess
were Miss Elizabeth Miller, Miss Alice
Wilson Miss Clara Laubach. Miss Dora
Clark Miss Louelia Rudolph, MISS Jes-
sic Ogilvy Miss Margaret Mctii1fn, MISS
Bessie Wilson. Miss Daye knight, MISS
Harriet Thompson, Miss Eunlce trad
bury Miss Clara Green, Miss Helen
Walker, Mr.. Wilfred Gillies, Mr.. Ernest
r. Simon. Mr.. w. Chalmers Ralston,
thur. Mr. Robert S. Ogilvy, Mr. David
P Gillies, Mr. J. Kay Thompson, MI
George H. Giilies. Mr.. Howard z. John,
son, Mr. Francis F. Gilnler, MI Danlel
W. Crawford and Mr. Harry Bowen
A Pleasant Affair.
The Washburn students seem to be
monOpOlizing all Of the fun this spring.
All Of the classes are entertaining or
being entertained and some very en-
jOyable affairs have been given. One
of the most pleasant was the party given
Friday evening at the home OF MISS
Clara Plummer by the Junior class IN
honor Of the seniors. The invited guests
included Miss Maud Cook, Miss Grace
Mcclure, Miss Ina Shaw, Miss Cora Sill
vernail, Miss Dora Tuckerman, Miss
Jessie Guild, Miss Louise Mcclellan, Miss
fzah nth Mover Miss Adele MpnI. MISS
Edith Nelson, Miss Bertha Osborne, Miss
Ella Veazie, Miss May Wilson,, Miss
Grace Wolcott. Mr.. Rudy Detwlller
Mr. Adam Frank. Mr. Cadie Hodge, Mr..
Delbert kirkpatrick, Mr. Victor krOpT,
Mr.. Walter LUX, Mr.. Harry Nelson Mr..
Bert Newcomb, Mr.. Edwin O'Neill, Mr.
George Seeley. Mr. Edwin Tit Mr.
Sherman Willard, Mr. Charles Clark Mr.
Robert Dcugherty, Mr.. John ray, MI
Edwin Frowe, Mr.. Wilbur Galloway,
Mr.. Malcolm Garrard, Mr. Willard Guild, /
Mr.. Frank Guy. Mr.. Edwin Hall, Mr. |
Carl Johnson, Mr.. Harry Lukens, Mr. !
Glen Pricer, Mr.. Paul Sweet. Mr.. Rob I
ert Tit. Prof. and Mrs Morgan, Prof. /
Harshbarger and Prof. Cartwright
A Class Party.
The freshman class of Washburn I
college enjoyed a very pleasant party I
Friday evening al the home of Mr.. Ed /
ward Oliver. 700 Tyler street The time 1
was spent in playing games, and at a I
late hour refreshments were served |
The rooms were artisticauy decorated I
in blue and white, the class colors
The invited guests We're. Mrs. II. 6. |
Newman. Miss Lilly Walker. Miss /
Pansy Trueman, Miss Edith Durant, I
Miss Fannie Foster. Miss Emma Fry /
h0fer Miss Berta Miller, Miss Ruby /
Gage. Miss Isabel Gaylord, Miss Har- /
riet Hemmings Miss Gertrude Iserman, /
Miss Edna Morrow. Miss Grace Plum 1
mer. Miss Mabel Turner. Miss Matte !
Westenhaven, Miss Ethel Wright. Miss I
Bernice Fuller, Mr.. Burns Williams. /
Mr.. Frank Aldrich, Mr.. Charles Ash |
baugh, Mr. Arthur Bolinger, Mr.. J. w. /
Clark. Mr. Horace Cowgirl, Mr.. John 4
Edworthy. MI Louis Fritts Mr. George I
Hargraves. Mr.. Harry Kilby, Mr. Ar
thur QUAINT, Mr.. Norman Ramsey, Mr.. I
Robert Smith, Mr.. r. H. Steele, Mr.. /
Cecil Vest and Mr. Percy Walker
NOIes and Personal Mention.
Engraved OF Printed Cards and We'd /
ding Invitations Adams Bros. III K. av.
Miss RosamOnd Horton was the
hostess a a delightfully."- informal after
noon Friday complimentary to Mrs H |
H Hackney. of Wichita, who is the
guest of her sister. Mrs. Frederick
Brown The guests were limited to
about twenty young women of the
neighborhoOd.
Misses Vida and Mabel Wood have re-
turned from a short visit with friends
in Wellington
The Marquette club enjoyed a very
pleasant dancing party at Hudson's |
hall Friday evening.
Mr.. Sterling Calhoun, of Chicago. left |
Friday after few days stay in To- |
peka-
Mrs. Myrtle Holmes is making an ex-
tended stay in Topeka with her parents, I
Judge and Mrs. c E. Foote, at 916 West /
Sixth avenue.
Dr.. and Mrs C. c. Gum have re-
enWOrth.
Mrs. Homer Dunn. of Savannah. Ca.
who is visiting in Kansas City. is ex- /
pected IN Topeka next week to visit |
Topeka friends.
Judge and Mrs. W d. Thompson. of
Kansas City. formerly of Minneapolis, /
are expected in Topeka the first of the |
week for visit with Mr. and Mrs. Levi I
Hawkins.
Mrs. St. John. Of Dover. who is spend |
ing few days with Topeka friends, I
viii leave Monday for an extended east I
ern trip She expects to be gone until /
November.
Mrs. Howard Hills win leave Sunday I
for Worcester, Mass. to join her daugh- I
ter. Miss Mabel Hills They expect to 7
spend the summer in the east
Mrs Aha WoOd-Anderson, of Pitts I
burg, VIII arrive in Topeka this even I
ing en- route for Kansas City to attend /
the musical festival While here she +
viii be the guest Of Miss Catherine
Graves.
Mrs W. E. Graves. of sol Clay street.
past matron of Robert Morris chapter +
9. E. s. viii entertain the delegates +
from Pittsburg and Weir City who are I
70 attend the convention Of the grand I
chapter next week.
Major W Weed was given a very
pleasant surprise party Friday evening I
BY a number of the young people of his I
nelghborhood. in celebration of his
birthday
Mrs. W. Robinson has returned from
visit in Waverly Kas
Mrs Isaac MeElroy and daughter
Hattie have gone to Indiana for
three weeks visit
Mrs Max Krauss has announced the
engagement of her sister. Miss Minnie
Eilenstein. to Mr. Viii Klussman. The
marriage viii take place June 10
The pupils of Mrs v r Mccoy win
give the last Of a series Of monthly re-
cftals Monday evening. May H. The