The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1905-05-24

ma and Indian Territories, Bishop At
viii of Kansas City and Bishop Girls
void of Salina- The Guild of Grace
cathedral viii give a luncheon at the
Guild hall Tuesday for the elergymen
! and delegates.
Justice and Mrs. Adrian L. Greene
and their children viii go to Newton
Friday to spend a. week and attend the
wedding of Mrs. Greene's sister, Miss
Olive ThurstOn and Mr.. Philip NJ. Abb
dersOn, also of Newton, which takes
place Wednesday, May 81, at the home
OF the brides father. Mr.. W. R. Thurs
ton.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. D. Mcfarland en-
tertained the Conversation club at its
/ last meeting of the season at their
/ last night. The company included
1 Mr.. and Mrs. W. W. Mills, Madam
/ WhittemOre, Mr.. L. D. Whittemore,
/ MI and Mrs A D. Gray, Mr.. and
/ Mrs. T. J. Kellam, Mrs Reid Alex
ander, Captain and Mrs. H. NJ. Philips,
Justice and Mrs. Adrian L. Greene,
/ DR.. and Mrs. W. S. Lindsay, Mrs. J.
K. Hudson and Mr.. and Mrs. Edward
Warren Thompson.
Mrs. Phi Adams gave a dinner at
her house on Topeka avenue Monday
I
| QGinton Adams nineteenth birthday
anniversary. The guests were Miss
Hazel Howe, Miss isabel Heath, Miss
| Marian Thompson, Miss Minnie Price
/ Of Kansas City, Miss Elizabeth HolH-
day. Miss Marie Lagerstrom, Miss
/ Mary Sutherland, Miss Katherine KEEL
/ lam, Miss Clara Freshman. Miss Mar
guerite Mills, Miss Edna Herbst, Miss
Alice Larimer, Mr.. Amer RobensOn,
Mr.. James Mcfarland. Mr.. Louis Hall,
Mr. Arthur Gray. Mr.. Herbert Lin
niger, Mr.. Roy Starr, Mr.. Harlow
Hurley, Mr.. Stafford Chamberlain, Mr..
Leroy Rauchs Mr.. Holmes Meade and
Mr.. Ray Jones.
/ Mrs. Harry F. Guthrie asked the fol-
/ lowing neighborhoOd friends to her
house. 1920 Harrison street, inform
! ally this afternoon to meet Mrs. Albert
/ Page of Chicago who is visiting her
sisters, the Misses Tillson: Mrs. Frank
/ Grimes, Mrs. +. S. Savage, Mrs. A. J.
/ COrkins, Mrs. W. S. Albright, Miss
Anna Ruder, Mrs. B. F. CrisweII Mrs.
/ W. G. Dickie, Mrs. Clarence Smith,
/ Mrs Dudley Johnson, Mrs. c. f.
/ Sutherland, Mrs. Charles z. Gault,
! Mrs. Frank Stevens, Mrs. Lloyd B.
Smith. Mrs. K. Z. Whitfield, Mr.. and
leave for her home in Chicago tomor-
row.
/ Mrs. J. f Daniels is giving an in
J. T. SHE of St. Joseph who has been
/ the guest of her Topeka friends for a
week and who leaves for home to-
morrow The others asked We're espe-
cial friends of Mrs. Slie, including
] Mrs. A B. Whiting, Mrs. H L. Shirer.
I Mrs. E. w. Campbell, Mrs. G. H. Nor
rison, Mrs. Willis Edison, Mrs. A Q.
! Wellman, Mrs. Guy Morse Mrs. Wun-
/ derlich, Mrs. A. B. Perine, Mrs Porter
Smith. Mrs. Putnam of Rockford, Ill,
/ Mrs. Frank s. Crane, Mrs Silas Rain
| Mrs. L. A. Case. Mrs. L. s. Woolver-
ton and Mrs. James Hayes.
Mrs. Harry G. Larirner and Mrs.
Samuel Larimer are entertaining the
Idle Hour club today at the Blower
House. The guests and substitutes be
side the club members are Mrs. S. T.
Fulton of Chicago, Mrs. Charles B.
Allan. Mrs. Melville L. Metcalf Mrs
/ John Davis Stuart, Mrs. Clara B. Ellis.
Mrs John T. CLANCY. Mrs. James
Miss Anna Speck, Miss Anne Davis
and Miss Maud Kimball.
Mr.. George NJ. stone will give an
art talk at the American art exhibit
at the Manual Training high school
tonight to which holders of season and
single admission tickets will be well
come. The exhibit which is the best
much attention and has been well at
tended. It will continue to be open
to the public afternoons and evenings
until June Is.
The Fillmore Street Whist clubs
meeting with Mrs. Edward A Herbst
tomorrow has been changed to Thurs
day of next week when Miss Gunther
viii be the hostess.
The DeItas Of the Lawrence high
school will give a picnic at Lake View
Saturday in honor of Mr.. William
Clark, one of their members who is
/ leaving Lawrence for a permanent
residence elsewhere, and have asked
the Topeka DeItas and some of their
I girl friends.
The U and I club will have charge
of the refreshment and novelty booths
at the Topeka street fair which opens
June 5.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. T. Daniels Will en-
terrain the West Side Forestry club at
/ their home at Twenty street and
Topeka avenue tomorrow afternoon.
which viii be Iris day in the club
| calendar.
Miss Laura and Miss Gertrude
Haynes entertained the Iota Omicran