The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1901-02-18


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Mrs. Charles Holman Mrs. Clarence
Bowman Mrs Charles Downing Miss
Glenna Cross. Miss Bessie West, and
Miss Jennie Clarkson.
Sons Of King Celebrate.
The Sons of the King, of Grace Cathe-
dral celebrated their first anniversary
February L. Bishop and Mrs Mills
paugh, Dean Sykes, Mr.. and Mrs. r. M.
Meade, Mrs. A. c. Davis. and Mrs. NJ.
D. Stickney chaperoned the party. as
sisted by Misses Mary Meade, Bessie
Meade, Mabel Moss, Lenna Prouty and
the assistant d.rectress, Miss Ruth Ethel
Stickney. The banquet was served at
z o'clock in the Guild parlors The table
was arranged in the form Of cross
Each member wore silver cross, the
badge OF the order, and the colors, white
and purple Dean Sykes made a speech.
The president, Holmes Meade, on behalf
of the order, presented the Bishop with
a five dollar gold piece for his mission
work in Kansas. The affair was in
charge of Miss Sara n. Stickney, the
directress of the order. At o'clock the
following programme was given by the
members to an appreciative audience
consisting Of their parents and friends:
Paper, Past History of the Sons of
the King" Edward Tyler.
Recitation, THE Watermillion," Fred
Recitation. "A Boys Remedy" Claire
Boone
Recitation. '-The GrasshODper." ThOs.
Music. Norman whitney.
Paper, Present Sons of the King"
Holmes Meade.
Recitation. Little Orphan Annie
Duet. music. Rene Humphrey and
RecitaTion Nelson Meade
Recitation, Just Before Christmas
Thos- Robinson.
Recitation, Papa was stumped."
Ernest Beine.
Music, Fred Parfitt
Paper, Future Sons of the King"
VIM Prout.
Music. Mary Meade.
Recitation, MY Legacy" Miss Sara
: The hen members with their guests were:
Bishop and Mrs Millspaugh and Dean
Sykes Misses Gertrude McClintock.
Effie Banter, Mamie Shortz, Lillian
Parftt, Gladys Boyle. Gertrude Ander-
son. Wilma Wright, Sarah Ellean
Curtis, Caroline Westcott, Margaret
Crow, Helen Davis, Nellie Babcock
Ruth Whitney. Margaret Prouty, Louise
Ramsde1l, Zella Shannon, Dorothy
Walker, Dora Reynolds. Mamie Crouch,
Nina Robinson, Isabel Dickinson, Lottie
Butterfly, Helen Crawford, Edna Eel
lars Lola Whitaker, Holmes Meade,
Nelson Meade, Clarkson Millspaughs
Dicl. Reed. Charles Sloan, Frank Sloan,
Rene Humphrey. Fred Parfitt Claud
Anderson, Ernest Beine, Robert Reines
Claire Boone, Roy Larsh, Ford Davis
Walter Gilchrist, John Grow, Allen Mil
Ter. VIM. Prout. Thos- Ramsdeli, Al
bert Spivey, Thos- Walker, n ol1naA
whitney, Walter Roddy Tllos. Robinson,
Fabian Dickinson, Walter Butteriy,
Donald Crawford Fred Conner. Samuel
Conner, Charles Maunsen. Ernest Ofens
George Often, Edmond Prouty, Harry
csa.~
Edward Tyler Walter Yount, Erwin
SchlegaI, Bert 1IaunselI. Dale Goingss
Homer Rulings.
Notes and Personal Mention.
Miss Fox. Of Manhattan. spent several
days in Topeka last week with her cou-
sin, Miss Nell Clough-
Miss Mary Thompson viii go to Usage
City Tuesday for a ten days visit with
her sister. Mrs. Fred Bonebrake.
Mrs B. c. Ashley. of Kansas City, IS
in Topeka visiting her niece, Mrs B. T.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank p. MacLennan
and daughter Mary left Sunday for
several weeks trip to New York
The Ladies' Music club issued invita-
lions today to the wives OF the state Of
ficers and legislators to attend the next
regular meeting of the club Wednesday
afternoon, February g. at Miss Tracy's
studio.
Miss Ethel Priest, of Greenleaf. Kan.
is in Topeka the guest Of her cousin,
Mrs. Charles Hendricks
Miss Helen Moon leaves the last Of the
week for Notre Dame, Ind, where she
will be Joined by her brother Charles,
and together they will go to Warsaw to
visit their sister.
The Helping Hand society of the First
Congregational church met Saturday af-
ternoon with Mrs. H. B. Howard at her
home at 100 West Tenth avenue.
NIrs and Mrs. Oscar Woolverton of st.
Louis announce the birth Of a daughter
this morning.
Miss Ethel Morrow, of Lawrence. spent
Sunday in Topeka with Mrs. George
Morrow at the Hotel Throop
DR. and Mrs G. A. Esterly spent Sun
day in Lawrence.
The Nautilus club will meet Tuesday
afternoon at o'clock with Mrs. E. NJ.
King at 1850 Mulvane street.
About 20 OF Walter Wetterskog's
friends gave him a pleasant surprise
party Saturday in honor OF his tenth
birthday
Mrs. Belle Fuller and daughter Pearl
Of Burlingame, spent Saturday shopping
in Topeka
Mrs. Listicoe. of Rossville spent Sun
day in Topeka with her sister, Mrs J.
z. Maxwell.
Miss Ethel kiss, of Kansas City. is
the guest Of her cousin, Miss Edna
Miss Emma Miller spent Sunday in
Rossville-
DREAM OF CARNEGIE