The Topeka state journal., 1902-05-10

Usage City today TO spend sunday with
Mrs Bonebrake and the children who
are the guests Of Mrs Jane Thompson
on Topeka avenue. They viii all re-
turn to Usage City Monday
Miss May Duff of Kansas City, who
was the guest of Miss Grace Hobart at
the College of the Sister Of Bethany,
has returned home.
Are you going away? am prepared
to make your gowns on short notice.
1 make wash dresses. Mrs. E. A.
O'Brien, with Mills Co.
"A strawberry and ice cream supper
win be given at Bethany college tonight.
Friends are invited
Mr. p G. Scott, of Las Animas. Col,
is in Topeka to visit his daughter, Miss
Florence Scott at the College Of the Sis
ters of Bethany.
Miss Bertha Spencer. OF Kansas City.
is the guest of Mr.. and Mrs c. F. Spen-
Ger and Mrs. J. r. Higgins.
Mrs. r. 3. Guild, of Bern. viii arrive
Monday to spend several weeks with
Mrs. Edwin Knowles.
Miss Elizabeth Ewing, of the College
of the Sisters Of Benthany, is in st.
Dr.. and Mrs. D. z. Esterley returned
last night from a short visit with Mr..
and Mrs. George Esterley in Lawrence.
DIR. c. B. Reed, DR. /. c. WassOn, DR..
A. H. Thompson and DR.. G. P. Ashton
have returned from Hutchinson where
they attended the meeting of the state
dental society.
MIS-. 4. N. BAKER Oh W Wan6SO-OQ- -LAG-
Kaw, was in town today.
Miss Lottie Kelly is up from the Uni
versity at Lawrence to spend Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs Will Sells. of Maple
Hill are shopping in Topeka today
Mr.. and Mrs. G. E LagerstrOm went
to Emporia Friday night
Miss Maud Simpson, Of Beloit, will
visit her sisters. Mrs. N J. Petro and
Miss Edna Simpson next week.
Miss Elizabeth Meade went to St. Joe
= ,Fo ,fv,-r +r..4 f7azr
Mrs. J. P. Herrick and Mrs. Fanny
Murray of Wellington, win visit Mrs. 0.
]. Wood next week.
The T. S. S. club was entertained by
Miss Nellie Cartilage yesterday. Miss
Louise McNea1 substituted for Miss
Edna Herbst and Miss Ethel Morton
for Miss Helen McClintock. The club
will meet next time with Miss Norma
Holman.
Mrs. Anna Payne and Mrs. Elizabeth
Young went to Kansas City today to
/ spend SUNDAY.
The Portia club will meet with Mrs
F. c. Slater, Thursday, May 15, at 2:3O
J o'clock
Mrs. Charles F. Adams is in St. Joe
! to spend Sunday.
The Travellers club will meet next
Friday night with Miss Sanders. 11o8
Harrison street.
Mrs. J. r. Wick will go to Kansas
| City Monday for a short visit.
Miss Nell Lincoln is in Kansas City
/ for the day.
Mr.. and Mrs E. N Hopkins. of Des
Moines. Ia. are guests OF the Bradford
Miller family Mrs. Hopkins was for
merly Miss Rosa Miller, of Topeka
! Mrs. M. d. Henderson and Miss
Louise Henderson have returned from
Kansas City, where they were guests
/ of Mr.. and Mrs S. T. Scott during the
May festival
Mrs. G. W. Ellinger win leave
Wednesday for an extended visit 10
! Harrisburg and other places in Penn
I sylvania.
At the home of the brides parents.
| Mr. and Mrs. Nathan Probst, of MIS-
sion Center, Wednesday night, May :,
1 at o'clock Miss Celia ProbN and Mr.
married, the ceremony being performed
/ by the Rev. Mr.. Lee of Topeka. The
| bride was attired in a white batiste
gown, lace trimmed, and carried
! brides roses Her attendants were
| Miss Ida Bundy and Miss Ethel Bundy
/ flower girl. The house was attractively
decorated with palms and cut flowers
/ Following the ceremony a wedding sup
1 per was served. and Mr.. and Mrs. Da-
Wis left for their home at KilFner. The
( brides travelling gown was mode col
! ored cloth, taiIor-made.
The Excelsior Needlework club met
| Friday afternoon at AT Madison street
/ with Mrs. Cyrus Guthrie. Those pres
| ent were: Mrs Andrew Jack Mrs
George Middaugh, Mrs John Ogee, Mrs
( z. c. Warren, Mrs. John Nelson, Mrs
! George Heron, Mrs. James Stitt, Mrs
b. G. Walter, Mrs. Guy Pinney Miss
Stella Nelson. There was a guessfns
contest, in which a prize was won by
( Mrs Z. c. Warren. Mrs. Middaugh viii
entertain the club members at theh
next meeting, at her home in Shorey.