The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1902-04-03


P. walsh. Mr.. and Mrs. A. c. Markiey
and Mr. and Mrs. Kelly.
Mrs. Walsh was assisted by Miss EN-
ily Hagar, Miss Agnes Walsh and Miss
Anna Marie Walsh.
The Man0la Party.
The Manola club gave its closing
dance of the season Tuesday evening
at Huds0n's hall Prof. Hudson served
refreshments and music was furnished
Those present were: Misses Edna B.
Floyd, Jessie Myers, Eluria Wingett,
Byrd Lee, Fay Shreve, Nellie Harmon,
Grace Harmon. Bessie Davidson, Allie
Cora Priddy, Adele Small, Daisy Whit
ney, Fern Prather. Stella Sazton Daisy
Woodding, Dot Campbell, Ethel Butter
field, Flo Wilson, Rose Gilbert, Myrtle
Karr. Estelle BarnuTn, Adele Gilman,
Laura Sheahan, Gertrude Miller, Grace
Koontz, Gerty Koontz, Mamie Crouch,
Elizabeth McNeal Alice Willard, Mae
Banch, Bessie Creamer. Minnie Roberts,
Callie Moore, Anna Myers, Helen Har-
ris, Hulda Pickens. Laura. Anderson,
Sarah Anderson, Jean Miller, Daisy
Eldridge, Mrs. Han, Margaret Wilson,
Messrs. Beamer NJ Nelson, Roy Balm
bridge Geo. Wilson, c. D. Speer, Chas.
Anderson, Harry Henry, T. Austin,
VIII Reed, Robert Smith, Roy Shreey
Reamer Billiard, Gaillard Miller, W J.
Warner, H. G. Martin. Leonard Raj
ston. Ben Barnum, Fred Clark, Ross
Tracy, Geo. Clark, Ross Swingley, Cory
Gavitt, Harley Carter, Dwight II.
Elder, Carl NdcGrew. Geo. Sheahan.
Harry st. John, D. II. Offner, JOS. Cow
drey, Chas. Hess, Aurel Rulings, Paul
Shreeves, p. McKirahan, VIII Cuth-
bert, Clarence Graham, Ernest Jury,
il. Z. Smith, A. L. Hudson, Wilson A.
Emmertz, Ralph Kennedy, NJ. G. Todd,
B. A. Rodgers, J. S. Gilbert, Prof. Hud-
son, Harry McKirahan.
Notes and Personal Mention.
Mrs James A. Troutman has return
ed from a weeks visit with her daugh-
ter Allabelle. at Hardin college at Mex
leo, Mo.
Mrs. Bennett r. Wheeler and daugh-
ter Eleanor who have been spending the
past two years in Europe, arrived in
Topeka today. They landed in New
York last Friday and spent a few days
in the east.
Miss Florence ROssfngton spent We'd
nesday in Kansas City.
Mr. and Mrs A. A. Robinson. Miss
Meta Robinson and Miss Bessie Camp
bell arrived today from Mexico where
they have been spending the past five
weeks.
Mr. and Mrs. Eugene Hagan will re-
turn Saturday from few days trip to
Chicago.
Miss Lugrace Whitmer, who has been
seriously i'll since Sunday, is much bet
Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Cross issued in
vitations Wednesday afternoon for the
marriage Of their daughter Glenna, and
Mr.. Charles BOdWeIl Wilmarth to take
place Wednesday evening" April is, at
$50. at their home at SIG West Tenth
avenue. Cards enclosed read, AT home
after June 10, at us Eighteenth street,
Sacramento Cal"
Miss Louise Smith returned today
from Kansas City where she saw Nat
Goodwin and Maxine Elliott in when
we were Twenty One"
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Davis and son
Kenneth and Miss Ivah Davis, who have
been spending the past three months in
California, are expected in Topeka Sat
urday.
Mrs. w. C. smyser and her sister,
Mrs. Stark Will leave Saturday for a
trip to California.
Misses Gussie and Bernice Fuller
have returned from a weeks visit with
relatives in Elgin, III.
Miss Mary Walker entertained very
Informally Wednesday evening for Miss
Bessie Channel Of Pennsylvania, and
Miss Mabel Hills
Miss Vera Low spent Wednesday in
Kansas City and saw Nat Goodwin and
Maxine Elliott in When We were
Twenty One"
The Bachelor club girls viii give a
dancing party for their young men
friends next Tuesday evening at Hud-
sons hall.
The regular meeting of the Golden
Rule club will be held Friday afternoon
April T. at the home of Mrs. Emma King
at 1858 Mulvene street
Mr.. V. L. Hague. who has been visit
ing the family of his cousin, Mrs G. G..
Hague, on Tyler street, has been called
to his home in Fairfield, Iowa, by the
sudden death of his father. Mrs. Hague
accom- panied him and will attend the
funeral
The young ladies' Of the Epworth
League of the First Methodist church
gave very pleasant entertainment
Wednesday evening for the young men
Of the church, at the home of DR.. and
Mrs. ]. T. Mcfarland on Harrison
street. Games and various other social
amusements made the time pass very
pleasantly, and late in the evening re-
freshments were served.
The meeting of the Froebe1 League of
/ American Mothers which was to have
been held Friday afternoon at the home
I of Mrs. Pribble at 407 Tyler street, has
+ been postponed until Friday, April IL.
Mrs. J. G. Coleman has returned from
a five months visit in Perry, Iowa.
Mrs. Arthur Massey and daughter
/ Ruth left today for a visit IN Wood
wark, Ok, with Mrs. Massey's mother
Miss Bertha Kidney gave an informal
little musicale last Monday evening at
/ her home on Taylor street. CON plimen-
/ tary to her mother who left Wednes-
/ day for Hamilton, Ohio
Mr. VIII Wick viii return friday
/ from Chicago where he has been at
/ tending medical college
/ The Ladies' Alliance Of Unity church
/ will meet Friday afternoon at the home
of Mrs. Robert Pierce at 709 Taylor
street
Miss Alice Lakin returned today from
/ a weeks visit in Keokuk. Iowa.
Mr. Albert T. Reid saw Mixine Elliott
and Nat Goodwin in Kansas City We'd