The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1902-02-17


the latter The consolation prize, a
dainty lace handkerchief was won by
Mrs John P. Fritts. At o'clock a de,
licious two course luncheon was served
on the card tables.
The Shakespeare Club.
The regular meeting of the Ladies
Shakespeare club will be held Tuesday /
afternoon at 2:30 at the home of Mrs |
DeWitte Nellis. The club has Just mn
ished reading the Merchant Of Venice,
and the play will be rehearsed, making |
a speciality of the trial scene. Mrs. Hen |
~ Roby Will read a paper bearing on |
the play.
Notes and Personal Mention.
Mrs. Charles w. Cook. Jr.. left Sunday
for the City of Mexico to join her hus-
Mr.. Charles J.Webb, of Chicago, spent
Sunday in Topeka
The Iolanthe card club will be enter
tanned Tuesday afternoon by Mrs Frank
Strawn at her home on West Sixth ave
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank P. MacLennan
left Sunday for New YORK city WneIe /
Mr. MacLennan will attend the Amerl-
can Newspaper Publishers association.
The ladies' society of the First Con-
gregational church will meet with Mrs.
a. F. Robinson at her home at $40 Mon
roe street Wednesday afternoon
Miss Mabel Wyatt left Sunday for
few weeks visit with her aunt, Mrs
Dunont in Kansas City.
Miss Grace Jones, of Norton, is IN the
CITY visiting her brother, Mr. Gale h
Jones and wife. at 521 Madison street
A. c. Davis returned Sunday from
! business trip to Chicago.
Mrs. Norman Wear and little daugh-
ter Marian went to Hiawatha today Tor
a few days visit with Mrs. wear 5
mother. Mrs. A. Dienst .o,
Miss Bessie CHANNEL, of Philadel-
phia. is in Topeka. the guest of Mrs
| II. NJ. Philips. at her home on Harrl-
son Street. -
| snending two weeks in the city with
| Mr.. and Mrs. r. T. Herrick-
Miss Nellie Mcfarland returned to-
| day from few days visit with friends
IL MT ir Willard Hall, Mr. George B:
| Palmer and Mr.. W. A. Morton attended
| a meeting of the Lake View F1snlng
| and Hunting association in Lawrence
| Mrs. George Murphy, of Manhattan,
| has been spending the past few days In
| Topeka, the guest of her daughter Mrs-
| Mofit, at 400 Topeka avenue
| Mr. and Mrs. L. H JOSlin and daugn-
| ter Lena, of Manchester. N. h, VIII
| spend day in Topeka the last of the
| week with Mr.. and Mrs. J. r Davis anu
| family en- route to California
| Miss Rose Davis will leave early In
| the surine for visit with her brother,
Mr.. Harvey Davis, in Los AngeIes;
Mr. and Mrs. Henry Weldon, OF KAN
| sas City, have been spending the past
| few days in Topeka with Mrs j. H.
| Clark. at 316 West Seventh street
Mr. James Crumrine, of Los Angeies'
snent sunday in Topeka with Mr.
| Rishop Crumrine and daughter, en-
route to his home from the east.
| DIR. and Mrs. H. H. Mcclellan, OF ST
| News have moved to Topeka and are
| located at 1851 Buchanan street
| Miss Mabel Crumrine will leave cary
in the spring for an EXTENDED VISIT ~
| los Angeles with her sister, Mrs. James
Rev. and Mrs. c. P Connolly, of Hia-
watha, returned to their home TO-DAY
after spending Saturday and sunday ~ II
| ToreLa. They were the guests OF Mrs
Weightrnan and daughter, Mrs. steven
son. on Topeka avenue
Nh. William Connors mas returnee
| from a several weeks business trip c
Grand Rapids, Mich, and New 1orf
| city. 80
| Harvard college. -.
enice Fuller spent Saturday in En-
poria, the guests of Miss Saora " MT
: ley. -
sas city today after short visit viii
his mother, who is Ill.
Mr.. John Perry, of Manhattan, ma
been spending the past two days IN IN
The Sons of the American Revolution
are planning to give a banquet Satur
=. I day evening at the National motel IN IN.
: Daughters of the Revolution nave peei
invited to be present
Mr.. Fred WelIhouse is spending tw'
5 weeks in Tonganoxie on business
The Junior Atlanteans Will NEE
| Tuesday afternoon at the home or Mrs
| John Sargent.
The last meeting of the Chatting Dis
| club will be held next Monday after
: noon at the home of Miss Virgie Payne
Mr.. George Wilkinson. spent Sunda!
, | in Oklahoma City
Mrs Ed Farley and Mrs Lena Nor
:, row gavea valentine party last Saturda.
= ! evening at 40 Madison street TO a mum
I | Der of their friends. Progressive euchr
! was the game of the evening Refresh
| ments We're served.
Mr. Frank Gahagan and Mr. Lem Nc
Gee spent Sunday with friends in Law
r, renee.
# Miss Emma Nelson of St Marys /
It visiting friends in the city.
/ Mrs Osrner Parrish will entertain a
C a musical this evening at her home
e ia Jackson street
n Mr. Lem MCGEE is planning to enter
\ tain informally next Thursday even
r ing
u Mrs Fred Schmidt of Lamar, Col. wa
IL the guest of honor at an INFORMAL Htll
: | card party given by Mrs Charles I
Moeser Friday evening at her home, 1C
Western avenue.
A valentine party was given at IN
r home of Miss Ada Candy Friday nigh
II The evening was spent in games an
d | music after which refreshments WeI
IS served. The decorations were red an
l. green Those present were MIssse
e Carrie Smith, DoVie Shields, Stell
King, Myrtle Harris, Goldie Gand.
! Nellie Diehl and Grace Malone,
Messrs. Ira Bectol, Homer Repp. w
NJ Bright Ernest L Rhodes. Arthur WI
- mot, Bert Boyd and James Kimes.
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