The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1905-05-13

Mrs. NJ. A. Low, Mrs. Albert T. Reid
and her daughter Marian went to
Horton today for a short visit.
Mrs. A. r. Ramsey of Chicago is the
peka avenue.
DR.. and Mrs. ]. P. Kaster returned
yesterday from a short visit to Chi
cago.
Mrs. Charles S. Briggs of Usage
City is the guest of Mrs. w B. Whit
Mrs. Dell Keller returned today
from a visit to Kansas City friends.
Mrs. J. K Hudson of Versailles, Mo,
and Mrs R. P. Murdoch of Wichita
will be guests of Mrs. Keizer for the
federation meeting next week.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Barlow Penny
viii go to Lawrence tonight for a
dinner given by the Fortnightly club.
Mrs. c. w. Cleaver of Emporia is
the guest of her niece. Miss Anna
Speck, at the Manspeaker.
Mrs M. J. Mercer and her grandson
Edward left today for Chicago to
spend Sunday.
Mrs. May BelIeville Brown of Sa-
! lima, Mrs. Charles +. Scott of lola,
Mrs. A. c. Stitch of Independence and
Mrs. C. z. Lehman of Wichita will
! be guests of Mrs. S. S. Estey for the
federation meeting next week.
Mrs. J. N. Roberts of Lawrence is
| the guest of her daughter, Mrs. Her
/ bert Armstrong.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Eagle went to
Kansas City yesterday and viii return
/ tonight.
Mrs. Walter Noble and her little son
John came over from Atchison this
morning to visit her parents, Mr. and
Mrs. George NJ Noble.
DR.. Otto Kiene- leaves for Watunga,
I. T., tonight to spend Sunday.
Miss Dorothy Wilson will leave soon
after the Bethany commencement,
when she will be graduated, for the
| City of Mexico to visit her sister, Mrs.
Claude Marsh Butlin.
Mr.. Q. A Fellows will come from
Kansas City tonight to spend Sunday
in Topeka.
Miss Ruby and Miss Pearl Givens
and Miss Winifred Hadley left today
for Reading to spend Sunday.
Mrs. H. B. Howard has returned
from Kansas City.
The Fleur de Lis club met Thursday
with Mrs. Charles Rice, and viii meet
next week with Mrs. K r. Stewart,
Fifth and Buchanan streets.
Miss Josephine MacMahon has gone
to Kansas City for a short visit.
The Ohio club will meet Monday,
May %, at the association rooms on
West Sixth street.
Mrs. L. D. Campbell has returned
from LawtOn, Okla.
The Isis Literary club met with
Miss Mabelle Anderson, 1913 Clay
street, and from there enjoyed a straw
ride to Burnett's mound, on Friday
evening. Lunch was spread and a
thoroughly good time enjoyed by the
thirty participants. Those attending
were: Samuel Irwin, Hester Kersey,
Ed Johns, Freeda Hur, Mabelle An
derson, Sam Atwood, Meta White,
Heron Williamson, Nell White, En-
NETT Woods, Minnie Grow, Miss Alli-
son, Mr.. Allison, Everette Miller,
Ethel Anderson, Ben Boam, Mary
CoulsOn, Lee Mathews, Minnie Duff,
Ramsley Miller, Carrie Phillips, Ethel
Irwin, Matte Anderson, Mr.. Kirby,
VIII irwin, Vera Olney Gordon Kin
Mrs. M. Moody. of Carbonate, is
visiting Mrs. Mattingly for a few days.
Mrs. VIM. Allen, 2001 Buchanan,
gave a party yesterday in honor OF the
fourth birthday of her son James
William. The following were asked
Curtis and Mabel Wittworth, Hugh
Konger, Inez, Stella and Marie Foster,
Arthur Joyce, Wilbur Mcdonald,
Parkinson Popenoe, Mary and Glen
Halford. Grace Won Wolf, Leslie and
Verna Brooks, Chas. Stebbins, Eldon
and Helen Slatner, Mary Fisher, Tru-
man Hazen. Hefey and. Vernald Nc
Cormick, Benjamin and gRuth March,
George. Lee and Chas. Bruce After
two hours fun the little ones partOok
of a three-course luncheon. The host
ess had the assistance of Mesdames C.
Burt Fisher, Chas- w. Guild, Joseph
Stebbins, and NJ. c. Baundry. James
was the recipient of many beautiful
gifts.
About 40 ladies Of Lincoln Circle Sew
| ing society accepted an invitation from
Mrs Austin Lee to spend Tuesday al
her home near Pauline They called al
the home of Mrs. Bernard and were
entertained by music and a beautiful
recitation by her daughter, Miss Rhea
The Standard Shorthand school 63(
Kansas avenue, teaches a standard sys-
TEN of shorthand and viii save you two
months time.