The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1902-04-19

that time has made a tour of the globe
in company with his brother Ray.
Since returning they nave been IN the
law department Of the Washington
State university and will locate in Sc
attic. The bride is daughter Of Mr.
Thomas F. Gator prominent lawyer
of san Francisco. Mr.. and Mrs War
dali viii be at home to their friends at
1913 Adler street. Seattle, after April 20
Birthday Party.
Master Paul Younger entertained
| some Of his little friends very pleasant
~ Tuesday afternoon in celebration of
his sixth birthday The time passed all
time came for the luncheon the little
/ girls were stood up in row and the
] boys chose their partners blindfolded.
The affair was enjoyed by the follow
ing guests: Ruth Thompson, Gladys
Guild. Eva Snyder. Hazel Hebb. Hilda
Hebb Hazel Hypes, Paul White, Chas
/ Mccoy, Harry Snyder, Charles Gustar-
son, Paul Younger.
Novel Affair.
Miss Adele Mehl. Miss Edith Nelson
and Miss Jessie Guild entertained the
members of their class and some Of the
faculty very delightfully."- Friday evening
/ in HOIbro0k Hail. It was a novel affair
as the hostesses and their guests were
all dressed In juvenile costumes and
Miss Lulu Mckee of the T. E Bowman
kindergarten training school assisted in
! playing kindergarten games. Refresh
ments of ice cream and animal crackers
were served. The faYors were posters
/ Of the sunbOnnet girl tied with old rose
ribbons. the senior eolors.
The invited guests were. Mr.. and Mrs.
I Harshbarger. Miss Emma McKeon, Miss
! Charlotte Leavitt Miss Maud Parker,
+ Miss Lucilia Clark, Miss Louise McI4el-
/ Ian Miss Grace NVnfpnff Miss Bertha
/ Osborne, Miss Clara Plummer, Miss
Elizabeth Mayer, Miss Harriet Hem
mings and Miss Vida Wood, Mr.. Fred
erfck Ellis, MP. Lawrence Cartwright
Mr.. Fred Brownson, Mr.. Paul Adams,
Mr. Carl Johnston, Mr.. John Fay, Mr.
Bert Tut, Mr.. Glen Price, Mr.. Wilbur
Galloway, Mr.. Harry Lulrens. Mr. Elro-s
Henry Mr. Paul Sweet, Mr.. Willard
Guild Mr.. Malcolm Girrard. Mr. Robert
Dough1rty and Mr.. Frank Richie, and
Mrs. Fannie Snyder Of Leavenworth.
Mr.. Mattingly Surprised.
The official board Of the Euclid Ave
nue. church gave Mr.. G. E. Mattingly
one Of their members, very pleasant
surprise Wednesday evening at his
home at I'LL Lincoln street, in eelebra-
ton of his hfty-sixth birthday. The
guests presented him with a handsome
chair and some flowers. Mrs. Mattingly
and daughter Ethel had prepared a de-
licious luncheon which was served at a
late hour
Those present were: Rev and Mrs
| J. M Jackson, Mr.. and Mrs. b. NJ.
/ Spencer. Mr.. and Mrs. McGiI, Mr.. and
Mrs. G. ". Humbert, Mr. and Mrs. J.
NJ. Humbert, Mr. and Mrs. F. NJ Leach,
Mr.. and Mrs Sadlemire. Mr.. and Mrs.
/ ]. q. Evans. Mr., and Mrs W. H. Bowl
by, Mr.. and Mrs. Geo, E. DOugherty, Mr.,
and Mrs. B. F. Galloway, Mr.. E L.
/ Bard, Mr.. and Mrs. n. Agard, Mr.. W. c.
/ Mattingly. Floyd Dougherty, Gladys
Dougherty Mr.. and Mrs. G. Bedeli.
Surprise Party.
Miss Louise Krigbaum and Miss F1ffie
/ Farley planned and carried out a sur
! prise party al the home of Mr. and Mrs.
Andrew I4osh, on Lake street. in honor
! of their daughter Miss Gussie LOsh.
/ who is a home on visit. Games were
1 the chief amusement of the evening. At
! a late hour refreshments We're served.
+ Those present were. Misses Kate Krig-
/ baum, May Mulvilhiu. Fannie Casey.
I Louise Krigbaum. Mary Wilson, Mag
1 gle Casey, Gussie 140sh, Effie Farley and
! Mrs. J. Hoffman. Mr. Nate Cafferty
Ralph Mcneil, Ralph Kennedy. James
/ Dewitt. Joseph Donahoe. Eddie Bren=
nan, James Dwyers Arthur Roberts and
/ Chas. Billings.
Notes and Personal Mention.
The regular meeting of the Vespue-
clan club win be held Thursday after
noon April "A, al the home of Mrs. J. J.
Wehe at T19 Quincy street,
The regular meeting of the RusAin
/ club has been postponed from April Il,
until Monday, April %.
The West Side Reading club viii meet
! Tuesday evening April %, with Mrs. J.
K. TrueblOod. 1t will be an open meet
ing to which the husbands of the mem
/ bers are invited.
The Golden Rule club viii hold o
special meeting Monday afternoon, A priI
] 81, at the hone of Mrs. d A. Blood al
I 91S West Tenth avenue.
The Helianthus Literary club held its
usual meeting Friday afternoon. April
H. a the home of Mrs. S. A Morrison
an interesting paper on the "Confisca-
1 ton of Catholic Church Property IN
/ Mexico" After the social hour the club
adjourned to meet with Mrs. J. g. Ward
at 1900 West Tenth avenue, Friday,
April p.
Miss Georgia Radclin. of Carthage,
/ Mo, is spending some time in Topeka
( the guest of Mr. and Mrs. W. J. Rad
4 cliff. Miss Bird Radehff, who has been
I spending a few days with them return
4 ed to her home Friday.
Mrs. Gerald HOlsinger will come UP
! from Kansas City Tuesday, and with
4 her mother, MIS- z. n. hlng, VIII ac-
/ company the Topeka club women to
California.
The Felicity club viii meet next Mon
I day afternoon at the home Of Mrs. G.
! 3. Reed.
Mrs. ], H. Reeder of Hayes City is the
! guest of Mrs p. c. Chamberlain at her
I home on Clay street.
Mrs. John T. Green left today for Ok
lahoma City to visit her sister. Mrs.
4 Harry Alton.
Mrs. Ellen o Damon of Newark Ohio,
/ is in Topeka the guest Of Mr. and Mrs
3. NJ Davies at their home at 625 Har-
/ rison street.
Mrs. D J. Greenwald Mrs. Kahn and
! Miss Henrietta Kahn are at home every
/ Wednesday afternoon to their friends at
/ the home of Mrs. Greenwaid on Topeka
avenue. No invitations are issued.
Mrs. L L. Stall Of Marion, Ind, is
/ in Topeka the guest of DR.. Edison and
family; she is en- route to her home
from a winter in California.
Miss Gertrude Felt has returned from