The Topeka state journal., 1901-07-20

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shown Mrs. May Wright sewall during
her short stay in Topeka, was the
luncheon given at / o'clock today by
Mrs Harry O. CarVey. corresponding
secretary Of the Kansas State fedora
tion, at her charming home on Buchan-
an street.
punch bowl was placed In the H.
brary for the refreshment Of the
guests before and after the serving of
luncheon. The guests were seated at
one long table which was artistically
decorated in pink and green The
name cards were dainty little hand
painted affairs decorated with q. sun
flower, done by Mrs. Spencer.
The guests included the officers of the
Topeka Federation and q few other dis
ttnguished guests. They were: Mrs.
SeWall, Mrs. A. H. THOMPSON. president
of the Topeka Federation. Mrs. J. c.
McCiintock, first vice president, and
ex-president of the State Federation,
Mrs Eugene B. Stotts, second vice
president, Mrs. M. G. Hammatt acting
recording secretary for DR.. Mary Stew
art, Mrs. John p. F'ritts. corresponding
secretary, Mrs. Dell Keizer, treasurer,
Mrs. George J. Barker of Lawrence, re-
cording secretary of the State Fedora
ton, Mrs W z. Stanley Mrs Annie
L. Diggs. Mrs. W. A. AfcCarter, ex-
president of the Topeka Federation and
Mrs. Charles F. Spencer.
An Interesting Meefing.
The Young Ladies' Missionary socie-
ty of Westminster church, better
known as the "Marguerites held it's
annual meeting Friday evening at the
home of the leader, Mrs. L. ". Wilson
at 1855 Dillon street. An excellent pro-
gramne was given and reports of the
years work read.
The affair might have been termed a
porch party as II was held on the porch
r7f,f
guests present. At the close of the
meeting refreshments We're served.
Notes and Personal Mention.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Freeman and Mr.
faoi Ice Hall are planning to leave the
nrst OF the week for the lakes to spend
the rest OF the warm weather.
Mrs. M l.. Wadleigh viii leave the
nrsf Or the week for q trip to Chicago
and the lakes.
Mrs. Hugh Hodgins left Thursday for
trip to the Buffalo exposition.
MI 7. I. King is planning to leave
Monday for a few days trip to AliIwau-
kee with the Eiks.
Mr. and Mrs. Eugene 3. Stotts ana
1lr. c. b. Samson will leave Monday
Tor an extended trip to Buffalo. MacIxi-
nae and eastern points.
Mrs. A. J. McCabe and daughter Lula
saIse, nsse gone 20 Colorado Springs to visit
Mrs; z NJ. Welch ana daughter auth
60 Mss 4ua A1ennla lett Thursday for q
several weeks stay i'm Colorado Springs
MT Arthur Cadden OF Beloit is VISITING
Irlends IN Topeka, Mr.. Cadden has re-
Gently returned from the Philippines
WneFe he served for two years as first
lieutenant IN the volunteers
Mrs. Frank Anderson of I,eavenvvorfI, is
seriously i'll at Gushing hospital Mr. Al
qsrson 9la has taken their little daughter
Oorotny TO Portsmouth, O., to remain
With his parents during Mrs. Alderson' 5
Mrs HIT. Layton Of Emporia is visiting
Felal1YeS IN Topeka.
Miss Fay Tincher will leave the middle
or next week for Chicago and Oak Park
Wnere she viii spend the remainder Of
the summer
Mrs Alice Clugston and son John have
reLurned from a months visit in Kansas
Llty with Mrs Clugstcn's sister
Miss Frankie Scoville OF Seneca Is ex-
pecfed IN Topeka Monday for short visit
with Miss Bessie Hayden From here she
win go TO Colorado to spend the remain>
Ger OF the summer.
from short trip to I5I Reno.
Mrs 0. L Bra3nard of Chicago fs in To-
peka visiting her sister. Mrs. L. B. Wv.
man. On her return she will be accom-
panied by her sister of Los Angeles ana
MRS. Wyman, who will visit her short
time.
Mrs. J. F. Daniels has gone to Colorado
TO spend the remainder Of the summer