The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1901-04-22

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One Of the largest affairs in honor Of
Miss Ollie O'Brien was the card party
and handkerchief shower given this af-
ternoon by Mrs. James g. Hayden and
Miss Bessie Hayden at their home on
Van Buren, street There were about
fourteen tables of guests and the rooms
were attractively decorated for the &C
casion with quantities OF palms. Easter
lilies. pink roses and scarlet carnations.
Progressive high i've was the game
Of the afternoon; the prizes were an ex-
quisite bit Of cut glass and silver
chatelaine purse. After the scoring two
course refreshments were served on the
card tables The hostesses were assist
ed in entertaining by Mrs A. II. Con-
nelly and Mrs. Jabez Jackson of KAN
sas City and Mrs. Frank Bonebrake.
Other out of town guests We're Mrs
Longenecker of ETnporia and Miss Mary
NOIes and Personal Mention.
Engraved or Printed Cards and We'd
ding Invitations Adams Bros, III K av
] Miss Lizzie Lathrop has returned to
her home in Garden City after a weeks
visit in Topeka with Mrs. z. b Stotts.
Mrs. A. H Connolly and Mrs Jabez
Jackson came uD from Kansas city
/ this morning to attend the party given
this afternoon by Mrs. Hayden and
Miss Hayden
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viii leave the first of the month for an
/ extended visit with Mrs Whitton's pa
rents Rev and Mrs 5. R. Anderson in
Portsmouth. O.
Mr. and Mrs. G. H. samson and chill
dren are spending week visiting in
Chicago.
Mrs. Rena Malau spent Sunday with
/ friends in Kansas City.
The charity tea which was to have
been given by the Golden Rule club
/ this week at the home of Mrs T. Jones
at Fourteenth and Polk streets, has
/ been postponed until May &
Mr.. Charles Blood Smith spent Sun
/ day at Hot Springs, Ark. with his wife
who has been spending some weeks
there.
Mrs. George Neil and daughter Effie
spent Friday and Saturday in Waka-
rusa-
Mrs Wilson Of Fort Scott. formerly
Miss Pearl Latham Of Topeka arrived
/ today for weeks visit with Mrs. T. s
/ Mason at her home on Buchanan street
Willard Ransom of Ottawa spent sun
| day with Topeka friends
Miss Florence Rossington left today
for trip to Washington, D. c.
The D. D. Whist club was pleasantly
entertained Saturday afternoon by Mrs.
] Frank Crane The next meeting VIII
be in two weeks at the home of Mrs
/ Frank Edison Mrs. T E Pounds sub
stituted for Miss Ollie O'Brien, Miss
Myrtle Jetmore for Miss Kate Gunther
and Miss Josephine Shellabarger for
Mrs. Fred Cole.
Mrs. Elizabeth White gave a delightful
4 dinner party Sunday evening al seven
/ o'clock in celebration of the eightieth
birthday of her mother. Mrs Sarah
/ Shaw. The guests. about twenty-five
I in number were limited to the relatives
Miss Grace Foulks is spending a few
days with her mother, Mrs. E B. Foulks
in FL Dorado
six o'clock supper this evening in honor
of the fifth wedding anniversary Of Mr..
and Mrs. J K. White
Sunday was the one hundred and
nineteenth birthday anniversary OF
+ Froebel the founder of kindergartens
and all of the kindergartens in the city
celebrated with appropriate exercises
! Bowman and Mrs. E Davidson Worcen
are entertaining the members of the
1 training school and the Undergraduates
4 with a play festival, at the Central
/ CONGREGATIONAL church.
The regular meeting Of the Helianthus
! club which was to have been held fri
/ 7aT afternoon April %. at the nome OF
/ Mrs. J. K. Jones has been postponed
until May 3 when It viii be held at the
same place
Miss Daisy Nell viii entertain the
+ Sophomore class Of the Topeka high
school Friday evening at her home on
+ Fillmore street.
Miss Ida Stage is planning to leave
next week for an extended visit in Call
I fornia.
( Mrs Eugene Hagan. Miss Florence
I Rcssingt0n and Miss Virgiline AIulvane
were guests of Mrs LantFy in Strong
I City Saturday for the opening OF the
I auditorium
I Mrs John E Frost has returned from
a short visit in Cherryvale. Kansas
Warren CLANCY left Sunday for Ann
Arbor after a weeks visit with relatives
in Topeka
Aubrey Peacock of Toledo. Ohio. is
( in Topeka to attend the Lux Cockerel
wedding which is to take place Wednes-
day evening
+ day for a few days business trip
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Perkins left to-
I day for NirdCn. Ok. where they expect
/ to make their home
4 Mrs Fred Hayden left today for her
/ home in Colorado Springs after weeks
visit in Topeka with Mrs Thomas Hicks
and family
I Mrs f. knight went to Hutchinson
/ Sunday for a weeks visit with friends.
Norris Stevenson spent Sunday IN
Kansas City.
AYUKON FLOOD.
One Is Anticipated Owing to Heavy