The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1901-09-07

Theo- SnattinRer. Mr.. VIII Wikidal-
Fer the Misses Freeman
Misses Lille and zena Freeman were
the guests of honor at charming
luncheon given BY their sister. MS
Fred Freeman. at the Hotel copeland
suent in hemming dust cloths for the
brfdes-eiect- Luncheon was served az
l. The guests were seated at one long
table. daintily decorated with pink
The affair was enjoyed by the follow
ing guests: Miss Lille Freeman. MISS
Zena Freeman. Mrs Speed Hugnes,
Mrs. Alter Sennehauser OF ZanesNlile,
a Mrs. Paul Cray. Mrs Fred Cole.
Mrs. Bert Taylor, Miss Jennie Rodgers.
Miss VIrgie Mulvane and Miss Mary
Barclay.
ATea Party.
Mrs. John Cleveland win entertain
about q dozen little girls this after
noon at her pretty home on Quincy
street complimentary to Miss Mildred
Kepley. The hours are from three until
seven and at six tea VIII be served.
The invited guests are, MISS Mary
Dallas Gage. Miss Mary MacLennan.
Miss Margaret Welcome. Miss Mary
Connors. Miss Helen stage Miss Eilz-
abeth Manspeaker, Miss Helen Sharltt.
Miss Fife BANTER, Miss Mary Helen
Shirer. Miss Helen Stevenson and Miss
Mildred kepley.
A Pleasant Affair.
Miss Julia Price and Miss Ota Cham
bers entertained very pleasantly Wed
nesday evening at the home OF the Tor
mer 2o5 Winfield avenue, Oakland, IN
honor Of Miss Nellie Benton of Topeka
who Will leave Friday for Wichita
where she viii enter university The
evening was spent on the lawn Whlch
was brilliantly lighted with Japanese
lanterns and furnished with protuslon
of cushions, rugs, hammocks and cosy
corners. Punch was served throughout
Cham bers. Florence Price and Fern
Biscoe. Various games were played
and refreshments of ice cream and cake
We're served late in the evening. The
affafr was enjoyed by the following
young people. Misses Nellie Benton,
Julia Price. Ola Chambers, Meme
Cooper. Nuriel Buick, Nettie Amos
Bessie Green, Margaret stockholm,
Goldie HIedsgar: Messrs. Ed Johnson,
Jim AIcAfee, Jim Chambers, Clarence
Stuart E.dd Dart of Kansas City, " al
ter Anderson. Howard Anderson, Clyde
Sloan and Charlie Medsgar-
Notes and Personal Mention.
Mrs. C. L. Seagraves and children.
and her sister, Miss Murbarger, VIII
return Tuesday from Washington
where they have been spending tn@
summer on the Sound near Tacoma
Mrs. N. w James of Willard return
ed TO her home in Willard Friday after
a short stay in the city
Miss Edith Snyder who has been
spending some time in Ludington VIII
snend SUNDAY in Leavsn worth with her
uncle and return to Topeka Monday
Mrs Otis T.. Benton and cnlloren
have returned to their home IN ODer4n
after a two weeks visit with Mrs. A II
Case on West Tenth avenue
Miss Rita Freeman viii leave Monday
on a two weeks trip through the north
west part of the state
Mrs T. NJ. Hall and sons Leo and
Charles have returned home after two
months vacation at Chicago and num-
ufrf
Mr. and Mrs. Peter Klein. Of Beloit.
who have been at Excelsior Springs.
stopped in Topeka on the way nome 10Y
a few DAVIS visit 10 Mr. and Mrs Max
Helmstorff Of Clay street
Adjutant General Riddle. wife and
daughter Marian viii attend the q A
r. encampment in Cleveland, O.
Miss Katherine Lindsay has returned
from Emporia where she has been
teaching china painting; while there
she was the guest OF Mrs- James Tan
Mrs. W. s. Farnsworth of the City Of
Mexico, formerly of Topeka, gave
card party Wednesday afternoon com
plirnentary to her guest. Mrs Greenleaf
Of Illinois
Mrs William DrecbseI and baby viii
go to I.eavenworth the first of the week
to visit Mrs. D. $ Ryan
Miss Helen Sterne viii accompany
Mrs. J. c Fulton to Kansas City next
Wednesday to spend the day
Atchison Globe: Mrs. Frank Thomas
entertained a kin party yesterday. Her
mother. Mrs. ]. 3. Johnson. and her sis
ter. Miss Marie Johnson, of Topeka;
her aunt Miss Renie Johnson. Of To-
peka. and her uncle. and his wife OF
Chicago were her guests They return
ed to their homes this morning
Miss Leslie Hill of Lawrence is IN
Topeka to spend Sunday with Miss Mary
Chamberlain.
MIR. Eugene Stotts returned Friday
from a two months trip TO Buffalo,
washington. New York. Boston and
other points Of interest Mrs Stotts IS
in New Hampshire and VIII not return
until about the first OF October.
Mrs George w. Banter and daughter
Fife have returned from q visit in La
Nfr and Mrs. ]. NJ. Leroy. of Chicago,
who have been travelling in the west,
are spending a short time in Topeka
with Mr.. and Mrs. Albert Parker ana
Mr.. and Mrs. A. J. EwaTt en- route to
Nr. ana Mrs. J. Weiss and daughter.
Margaret left today for a several weeks
Mrs. E. r. Ketner OF Kansas City is
visiting her mother, Mrs Josephine
Nh. George sharitt viii 60 to Leav-
enworth Monday to attend court
Mrs w K Ward who has been visit
ing her mother. Mrs. Carrier. for the
mast three weeks has returned to her
home in Kansas City accompanied
by her mother.
Miss Bessy and Eva Soaring. have re-
turned from "a visit Of several days IN
OskaIoosa with the family of Mr. Alex
I.arlins. They spent Friday in Leav-
enWorth
Miss Kittie Lightbo1y, who has been
visiting Miss Pearl Dumenil, left today
for White City. where she viii make
short visit before returning to her home
in Salina-
clifford Sutton Of Americas is spend
ing short time in Topeka with friends
Miss Ethel Ellis returned yesterday
from Rossville where she has been the
guest CT her sister, Mrs Reuben Wilt
NIr and Mrs. John Hartley left Fri