The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1901-02-25

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| SOCIETY
The annual election Of officers took
place at the regular meeting OF western
Sorosis which was held Saturday after
noon at the z. ". c. A. rooms. Miss
Ellie Graham who has made such an
efficient president during the past year
was unanimously reelected, but de-
clined to serve again. Miss Viola Trout
man was then elected president. The
other officers are Mrs A. Xahner, first
vice president; Mrs. John E. Madison
second vice president; Mrs. Frank Mont
gomery, secretary; Mrs. A. A. GODDARD,
treasurer.
Mrs w w. Kitchell read the paper Of
the afternoon which was entitled, THE
Plain Highway of Talk it was an in
teresting and original production.
The HeIianthns Party.
The Helianthus club gave its regular
dancing party in Hudson's hall on Sat
urday evening. Those who participated
in the dance were the following young
ladies' and gentlemen: Mr. and Mrs
Albert Garvin, Miss A1labeIle Troutman,
Miss Sue Herbst Miss Anna Herbst,
Miss Bernice Fuller, Miss Agnes GuntEer.
Spivey, Miss Lillian Fislxe. Miss Mabel
Wood, Miss Jessie Meyers, Miss Gala
Cuttell. Miss Kate Freshman, Miss
Edith Euibor, Miss Beatrice Foster, Miss
Ethel Wilson, Mr.. Roland Medlicott. Mr..
Kurtz Kellam, Mr.. Everett Akers. MIR.
Dan Hammet, Mr.. Morton Payne, Mr..
Ellis I'll. Custer. Mr.. Scott Lord, Mr..
Charles Wolf Mr.. Sam Freshman. Mr..
George Freshman. Mr.. Reuben Spivey,
Mr.. Don Nulvane, Mr.. Jean Bailey, Mr..
Howard Patten. Mr. Wallace Thompson,
Mr.. Paul Roehr, Mr.. Walter Mc14augh-
lin Mr.. Herbert Robinson, Mr.. George
Snyder, Mr. Frank Moss. i1r. Walter
Hayes, Mr.. VIII Hilton, Mr.. Gill Upde-
graf, Mr.. Hobart Mills.
An Informal Affair.
Miss Katherine Mills was the hostess
at a delightful little card party Satur-
day evening at her home on Topeka ave-
nue.. Miss Minnie Rizer, of Eureka, and
Mr. c.. A. Hunter, of Kansas City. were
the guests of honor. Progressive high
five was the game of the evening and
there were six tables. The prizes were
Hunter; they were a pretty china plate
and q grip tag. After the scoring re-
freshments were served and the evening
was ended with an informal musical ana
dance. The rooms were prettily dec
Grated with palms, ferns and carnations
Miss Mills will entertain again Tues
day evening.
Noes and Personal Mention.
Mrs L. i. Jester of Tyler. Texas. is
spending a week or two in the city with
her sister, Mrs c. w Kouns
Mrs S. w. Mowers spent Saturday and
Sunday in st. Narys.
Charles Patterson left today for
weeks stay in Chicago
Mrs D. H Painter Of Council Grove
returned to her home Sunday. She came
over to see Modjesla Saturday evening.
Miss Edna Reed of Sterling. Ill. is
spending a few days in Topeka the guest
of Miss Kingman-
Mrs. Charles Weaver Of Caldwell is
in Topeka visiting her daughter. Mrs
M T.. Bradford
The regular meeting of the West Side
Reading circle viii be held Tuesday af-
ternoon at the home of Mrs. q. A Bail
ey instead Of with Mrs. Clement as was
first announced
Mrs. Frank Strawn win entertain in
formally Wednesday afternoon.
Misses Beatrice and Lillian Foster are
spending a few days in Kansas City
with friends.
Senator and Mrs. John Clancy win en-
terrain at a O'Clock dinner this even
ing the people who composed the box
party at the theater Saturday evenings
in the party besides Mr.. and Mrs Cha
ney were. Governor and Mrs Stanley,
T.ie11farant and Mrs. Richter and Sena-
tor and Mrs. GieSs1er.
Mr.. r. s. Turney viii leave wednesday
for Marsailles, ILL., to make his home
his wife will join him there in about
month.
Miss Edna Darrah is expected over
from Leavenworth to visit Miss Florence
RoSSlngt0n this week.
The Current Literature club will meet
Tuesday afternoon with Mrs. S. HI. Tut
tie at 1864 Fillmore street
Miss Katherine Mills goes to. Baldwin |
the last Of the week to attend the an
nual mock Inauguration and banquet
given by the students at Baker universe
ty. She expects to remain about ten
days.
Mr. Rob Fluke. Of Kansas City, spent
Sunday in Topeka with his sister, Mis-
Geo. Langdon on Tyler street.
Miss Dora Johnson left today for q
business trip to Chicago
Mr. and Mrs. William c. Smith, of st. |
Louis, expect to move TO New York city |
this spring. Modern Mexico, which is /
published in St. Louis and of which Mr.. |
Smith is manager. is to be moved there. |
Mrs. r. B. Risky has returned to her |
home after a visit with Mrs D. A. Wolfe |
at 1921 Monroe street.