The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1901-06-15

picnic this afternoon complimentary to
Miss Edith KohIsaat OF Chicago and
Miss Salhe Corning OF Carthage. Mo.
There were about 20 young ladies in the
party and they drove to the Walker
farm three miles west of town. start
ing at B O'Clock and returning IN the
cool OF the evening A picnic supper
was served by Mrs. Holyoke on small
tables in the grove
Miss Bates guests were; Miss Kohl
saat. Miss Corning, Mrs J. b FURRY,
Mrs DuRelle Gage Of Boston, Miss Bes-
sic Eliason of Washington, D. c., Miss
Bessie Hayden. Miss Louise Smith. Miss
Florence Rossfngton. Miss Helen vii
son. Miss Susie Sweet, Miss Mary
Sweet, Miss Ivah Davis. Miss Vera Low.
Miss Anna Marie Nellis. Miss Charlotte
Parkhurst. Miss Esther Chamberlain
and Miss Emily King.
A Pleasant Affair.
The Daughters of the American Rev
olution were delightfully."- entertained
Friday at Lake View by Mrs. J. T.
Barley and daughter. Miss Mary Bark
ley. The occasion was Flag Day which
is celebrated every year by the D. A
r The ladies went to Lake View at
Z 30 in the morning and returned on the
plug in the evening.
At noon dinner was served IN the club
house The last course was q literary
salad with patriotic conundrums- The
day was pleasantly spent on the lake
and in the cool woods In the after
noon a short programme was given.
prior to which a number Of patriotic
games were played
The programme consisted of a paper
by Miss NATION on The Flag and It's
Meaning a paper on Betsy Ross by
Mrs Albert Latham. a Whistling solo.
THE Star Spangled Banner by Miss
Anna Marie Nellis; Mrs. F. T. Ware
read Joseph brakes poem on The
Flag" and several modern poems con-
corning the flag were read by Mrs A.
H Thompson. There We're about 20 To-
peka ladies present
For Miss Hilton.
A pleasant picnic was given at Car
field park Friday afternoon and even
ing plimentary to Miss Matte Hill
ton who leaves soon for Pennsylvania
to live The party was composed Of
Miss Hilton. Miss Minnie Bauer. Miss !
Gertie Bauer. Miss Margaret Gilfllan. !
Miss Edna Morrow, Miss Edna cellars /
Miss Anna Shehan. Miss Fannie Funk, /
Miss Callie WellhOuse, Miss Anna |
Sweet. Miss Ella Mclaughlin. Miss /
Octavia Greenwood. Mr. Charlie Griggs. !
Mr. Merrill Mills, Mr.. Norman Ramsey /
Mr. Walter Mclaughlin. Mr.. Harry
Lukens. Mr.. Frank Sturgis. Mr. VIII
Brelsford, Mr.. Gus Mackey. Mr.. Tomlin-
son. Mr. Arthur Beard and Mr.. Paul
Ost
An Informal Affair.
Mrs Oscar Roehr entertained at a
very pleasant thimble party Thursday
afternoon complimentary to the Misses /
Hilton who leave in a short time for /
Pennsylvania to live. Each guest made /
a dainty handkerchief, and after they /
were completed they were presented to 1
the guests OF honor The rooms were /
prettily decorated with sweet peas and /
roses AT the close OF the afternoon a /
three course luncheon was served.
Notes and Personal Mention.
Mrs. a. III. Worden and baby left to- /
day for their home in Pueblo after a six
weeks visit with Mrs. Worden's sister, |
Mrs T. S. Mason.
Mrs George Mccoy and Mrs Carl 4
Sawin entertained the members Of the 1
lolanthe Card club and a few other 4
friends very pleasantly Friday after
West Eighth avenue
Mr. and Mrs Charles Reed of Mime /
apOlls. MINI. formerly of Topeka are in /
the city the guests Of Mr.. and Mrs J. |
Weiss on Tyler street
The ComnisceO club viii give a sub
scrlptlon dancing party at VineWood !
Thursday evening, June q.
A a Scott and J. F Myers will spend /
Sunday in Kansas City.
Miss Marie Hagan has gone to Guth-
RE, Ok. for a visit with relatives
Miss Nirgiline Mulvane has been /
spending few days IN Lawrence with +
Miss Ota Nicholson.
Mrs E L. Copeland and son Harold
are visiting relatives in Chicago and /
Rockford, Ill. for two weeks
Mrs. H NJ. Hadley and daughters left
today for months visit in Elgin and /
Chicago.
Miss Fanny Leland has returned from
chicago where she has been attending
art school.
Miss Ruth Hayden returned to her
home in Holton today after a visit with
Miss Mabel Knowles
kurtz kellam and Roland RTadlfcott
Will spend Sunday in Leavenworfh
Mrs. g. r. Boutwell, and two boys OF
salr Lake City are visiting her parents.
e Mt ana Mrs f. II. Glenn, on West
Sixth avenue.
Dr. and Mrs. G. +. Menninger left
Lnis AFTERNOON on an extended trip in
the east From here they go direct to
tAchheld, NJ W., to attend the neetirer
Of the National Medical assnefa+inr
Nhere the doctor Is scheduled for a few
ienarks on Tuesday next. After re-
there a week they viii 20 III
bunalo for a visk of a week e5 ter
days at the exposition. and from, tl,sv.
VIII take trip over the great lakes
-eturnlng home from Chicago about the
middle OF July.
Mr.. W c. DicIxIe left Friday for Ian
,aster. Wis, where his roarriss-a n
Mss Bertha Morse viii occur Tuesday
evening. June Is. After a short east
I'm trip they viii return to Topeka
harrison street
Mrs. JUL Heidbreder of Quincv.. III.
8 IN Topeka the guest Of Rev ana |
Hrs H A OFT. at S33 Tyler street
Miss Frances Solomon has returned (
o her hone IN Atchison. after = $50
raj weeks visit in Topeka with her
-unt. Mrs. ". r Smith
The members of the W r X. club
VII give a picnic at Highland Park.
tuesday,. June IS The members who
I've on the South side are requested 10
meet at a n. at the home of Mrs. F.
: boWen- at 1854 Harrison street
nose uNlng on the North side will /
aeel az MRS w D. Lacey's.
Hslph l. Valentine has left for a