The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1901-03-02
SOCIAL AND PERSONAL.


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Miss Jean Miller was pleasantly sur
prised At her home on Tyler street Fri
day evening BY q number Of her friends.
The time was spent in playing games.
and at a late hour refreshments were
served by Miss Gertrude Miller. assisted
BY Mrs s. Magiu and Miss Hattie Olson
The guests present were. Miss Edith
Ogden. Miss Celia Smith. Miss Lillian
HOlmgrIn, Miss Regina Echick, Miss
Agnes Stratheam Miss Lizzie LoWrie,
Miss JAMIE Olson. Miss October Worden.
Miss Julia Nelson Miss Grace wilcox
Miss Ethel Coe. Miss Gertrude Hankla-
Masters VIII Heron John Gaven- Dean
Giles. Tom Matin, Albert Parker, Walter
Heron. Herbert Breidenthal, Clarence
Matseu, Eugene Smythe. Maurice Brei-
denfhal, and Roy Rauch-
A PIeasaRt Affair.
The Industrial club gave an enjoyable
party Friday evening at the home Of Mr.
and Mrs T. Wilcox Games. music and
refreshments were the principal features
Of the evening. The guests present
were. Mr. and Mrs F. A Peabody, M
and Mrs NJ G.. Council. Mr.. and MIS-
H. EngIe. Mr.. and Mrs. u. fl. Paige. MI
and Mrs. Chamberlain, Mr.. and Mrs
Weede. Mr. and Mrs Wetzen. Mrs r C.
Katherine Conklin. Mrs George Wey-
mouth and Don Engle-
NoEes and Personal Mention
Mrs. r. B. Dixcy. formerly Of Topeka.
is In the city visiting Mrs Al1ca Ctugs-
ton and other friends
Miss Edith Thatcher Of Philadelphia is
visiting relatives in Lawrence and IS ex-
pected in Topeka for a visit before re-
turning to her home
Mrs. Eugene Burr and baby Of Leav-
enworth are in Topeka visiting Mrs
Burr's sister, Mrs. William Dreschel-
The Ruskin Art club viii hold its reg
ular meeting Monday afternoon at the
home OF Mrs J. H Booth
IA
from q two weeks visit in Usage City
with her sister, Mrs Fred Bonebraxe-
Mrs Fred Cole and Miss Ollie O'Brten
spent q few days there and returned
Miss Neal Hough Is spending Saturday
and Sunday in Holt0n with Miss DaW-
The Misses wyatt win compose a
quartette to sing at the Central Con-
gregational church Sunday evening be-
fore Mr.. SheIdon's reading
MIS- Albert WoOdsOn entertained q
few Of her friends at dinner Friday eve
ming at the Hotel Throop. followed by q
box party at the theater.
Professor Irving Stringharn, dean OF
the University Of California. is spending
a few days in Topeka the guest Of Mr.
and Mrs B. F. McGinn at their home on
Miss Linn Wyatt will 60 to Strong
City Monday to sing at the Emmett club
entertainment that evening
Mrs Frank Merriam expects 70 go 70
Mrs. Charles Blood smith has return
ed from an extended stay In New York
Mr.. ana Mrs. A Fassler entertained
the following guests informally Thurs /
day evening at their home On Vest
Hayden. Mrs NJ A. Clough, Mrs. n /
O'Br1en, Mrs Nichols, Miss Nellie /
Clough. Miss Kate Cloughs Mr.. Ralph /
Peterson and DR. D. z Esterly-
a T7lnr ~fr roF -
turned from = few days visit in Chi |
cago.
The Ralston Health club win meet /
Monday evening. March IL. at the home /
Of Mr. and Mrs F. NJ KtmbaIl at lois |
Polk street.
Mr. and Mrs. James B. Hayden have
returned from Few days visit IN kan
Mrs A H Thompson entertained
about 2 dozen ladies at a delightful 4
o'clock luncheon THURSDAY
Mrs. Fisher OF Wichita, has been Il
spending a short time In Topeka the /
guest Of Mrs T. A Noftzger at the WI 4
ley annex
Miss Ida Wingert viii return Sun
Falls
Mrs. r. A. wallace returned to her
home IN Holton Friday after visit IN
Topeka with her daughter Mrs L H 1
Stricken at her home on Monroe street
Mrs J. R. Hague is confined to her
home at 1913 Tyles street by illness
Miss Mauds Gillstts has returned from
a six weeks visit in Excelsior Springs I
with her aunt
The Pleasant Hour club Will give its Il
annual banquet next Friday evening 1T
the home OF Mr. and Mrs Charles /
Adams at 1858 Lincoln street
Mrs. Rena Malau returned Friday from
2 two weeks visit In Kansas City.
Ladies IN need Of q new spring gown
will find It to their advantage to place
their orders early. It is an established
fact that suits made in our tailoring de-
partment are very superior, both in
style and finish An order placed now
will insure completion by time needed
doing away with the necessity Of wear
ing a gown made TO fit everybody We
are prepared TO handle quantities OF
work IN all departments
MRS. MERCER. Crosby Bros.