The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1901-06-18

Mrs. Speed Hughes Will entertain in
formally Thursday evening. comp1-
mentary to Mrs Dix Spencer. of KAN
sas City. and Mrs l. H Wolff, of In
dianapolis.
A party composed of the following
persons left Monday for Ludington.
Mich, TO spend the summer Mrs L
NJ Powell and children, Mrs. J. w
Klock. DR.. Westerfield and sister Miss
Westerfield. Miss Rena Fitzpatrick and
niece. Miss Helen Fitzpatrick. Miss
Roberta Wasscn and Miss Bertha
Elliott DR. Powell accompanied his
family to Kansas City, where his
mother. Mrs. Klock. Joined them He
expects to go to Ludington about ALL
gust I.
Miss Mary Culp returned to her home
in Salina Sunday evening after a few
days visit with Miss Roberta WATSON
Miss Alice T-akin has invited guests
for an Informal affair Wednesday af-
ternoon complimentary to Miss Grace
Judd, of Illinois.
Mrs Elizabeth White returned Mon
day from two weeks visit in Law
renee.
The Ladies' Music club viii hold
business meeting Wednesday afternoon
at three O'Clock at the home of the
president, Miss Ellen Parkhurst. All
members are requested to be present
George Daniels has gone to Michigan
to spend the summer
Miss Dorothy PEPPER of ST. Louis is
i'm Topeka the guest of Mrs j. d. NJ
n.
Of Kathryn kidder's company last sea
son and viii be better known to theater
goers as Miss Jane Oakley.
Miss Esther Chamberlain will enter
tain very Informally Thursday evening
complimentary to Miss Edith Kohlsaat
OF Chicago and Miss Sallie Corning OF
Carthage, Mo
Mr. Ned Osborn has invited guests
for dinner party at the Topeka club
this evening complimentary to Miss
Grace Judd of Mount Vernon, Ill, and
Mr.. John T. Judd of Mexico.
Invitations have been received in To-
peka for the marriage Of Miss Mary
Elizabeth COlwell. daughter of Rev and
Mrs James W. Colwel, to DIR. B. M.
Latham, Wednesday, June 26, in Green
Vile, Rhode Island. Mr.. CClwen was
formerly dean Of Grace Cathedral, and
Miss COlwen has many friends here who
viii be interested in her marriage.
Miss Mary Louise Thompson viii leave
IN a few days for South West City, No,
where she viii spend the summer
Mrs Noble Prentis of Kansas City
spen Monday in Topeka the guest Of
Mrs W A. Johnston
Ed Guild Is spending a few weeks at
Excelsior Springs
Mrs. NJ. J. McAlahan left Monday for
an extended eastern trip.
The ladies' Aid society of the First
Methodist church will meet Wednesday
afternoon at the home of Mrs. T. A.
Beck ut 11l6 Quincy street
Mr.. and Mrs r. Stevenson left today
for an extended visit in Ohio.
Miss Lulu Healy will entertain We'd
nesday evening at her home on Harri-
son street
Mrs Ella Hartzell entertained seven
little girls at a doll hunt" Monday for
her daughter Hazel. The guests were,
Kittie Tandy. Carrie Pierce. Virgil Rey-
nolds. Edna Won Wolf. Vera Hail. Ha>
eel Coons. Merl Ewing, Hazel, BERTHE
and Dot Hartzell-
Mrs F. W Campbell left today for q
few weeks visit in Nebraska
The members of the civic committee
of the Topeka Federation held a meet
ing this morning at the home Of Mrs.
Harry o. Garvey.
Mrs. w. :. st. Clair Of Columbia. No,
formerly Miss Louise Climenson Of To-
peka. is expected Tuesday for a visit
with her sister. Mrs. F. R Ernst at S15
North Harrison street.
Miss Frank Smith has gone to En-
porIa to attend the summer normal
Mrs. c. F. Morley and children left
Monday for Ludington. Mich, to spend
the summer
Mrs A A Hayes will leave Wednes-
day for visit in Mcpherson and
Chase; Mr. Hayes is planning to spend
Sunday in Mcpherson with her.
Miss Mildred Scott has returned from
q several weeks visit in Chicago.