The Topeka state journal., 1902-03-14
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Mrs. w. A. Johnston, president of the
State Federation of clubs, desires the
attention of all club women called to
the following announcement in regard
to accomm odations at the biennial at
Los Angeles:
The general federation secretary for
Kansas. Mrs. c. c. Goddard of Leaven-
worth, has been trying through CORES
pondence to make desirable arrange
ments for Kansas headquarters and for
hotel accommodations for the many
Kansas club women who will be in Los
Angeles during the biennial meeting.
The Bellevue Terrace was recon-
mended highly by the Los Angeles COM
mittee and is said to be an ideal Cali
fornia hotel Three blocks from con-
vention hall. The rates and location are
SO desirable that Mrs. Goddard sent the
following telegram: Can we assure our
Kansas delegation-50 or more-quarters
at Bellevue Terrace at $3.50 per day, in
Guiding meals, if application is made by
March 20. Wire.''
The answer came: "Can have accom-
modations at Bellevue as requested"
Those desiring reservations made will
please notify Mrs. Goddard at once, as
she can not be responsible for arrange
ments later than March 49,
Espanita Partyl
The Espanita dancing club gave the
fourth of its series of dances at Stein
burg's hall last night. Those who danced
were: Mr.. and Mrs. Hanlan, Mr.. and
Mrs. Harry Steinburg, Miss Ella Con-
neil, Miss Emma Strickrott Miss Mary
Wilson, Miss Katharine Roehrig, Miss
Clara Marine, Miss Millie Seybold, Miss
Ethel Hill of Horton, Miss Jennie Wahl,
Miss Clara Moeser, Miss Celia Murphy,
Miss Josephine Connell, Miss Minnie
Kuehne, Miss Lizzie Schmidt, Miss Gus
sic Pickens, Miss Lille Holtwick, Miss
Lille Zimmerman Miss Daisy Whit
ney, Miss Josephine Pickens, Miss Grace
Koontz, Mr.. Brice Hess, Mr.. Leopold
Krauss, Mr.. L. B. Strickrott, Mr.. Phil
lip Hesser, Mr.. Orville Betz, Mr.. Ed
Schmidt, Mr.. Harry Barnes, Mr.. Theo
Schrieber, Mr.. Leo Holtwick, Mr.. D. c.
Piatt Mr. J. c. Lutsch, Mr. Fred Roeh-
Krauss, Mr. Charles Myers, Mr.. Newton
Alden, Mr.. r. c. Roediger, Mr.. Walter
Holtwicks Mr.. ]. Hill.
A Birthday Party.
About fifteen of Mrs. E. o. Sauer-
lands friends gave her a very pleasant
surprise party Wednesday in celebra-
ton of her fiftieth birthday The guests
left many pretty presents behind them
as souvenirs of the occasion. Those
present were: Mrs. P. Heck, Mrs. j.
Sieben and sons Frank and Charley,
Mrs. NJ. Carlton, Mrs. H. Derby and son
Roy, Mrs. B. G. Walker, Mrs. ]. Hollum,
Mrs. F. Washburn and daughter Franc
es, Mrs. Messic and son Anderson, Mrs.
t..
ter Vera, Mrs. \. -lliam Hebb and
daughter, Mrs. j. Wall and daughter
Margaret Mrs. James Clark and Mrs.
Barkley. Ls1s
Notes and Personal Mention.
Mrs. Charles, B. Thomas left Thurs
day for Tampa, Florida.
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Wood are plan
ming to hear Paderewslxi in Kansas City
Monday
Mrs. Thomas Grey Kennedy enter
tanned a small company of friends very
informally Wednesday afternoon at her
home on West Tenth Avenue comph-
mentary to her guest Mrs. H. L. Hub
bard of Kansas City.
Mrs Orville Bodwan of Kansas City
and Mrs. w. A. Potter of St. Paul.
Mimi. left Thursday for their homes
after a short visit with Mr.. and Mrs.
Clarence Bowman.
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Holman expect
to return to Topeka the first of April
and will occupy their home on West
Tenth Avenue. Mr. Holman is now in
Costa Rica and Mrs. Holman and little
daughter are in Atlanta, Ga.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. Smally who have