The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1905-05-19

Close. Mr.. osburne Larimer, Mr.. Rus
sell Grimes. Mr.. Walter Moore. Mr..
VIII CollinsOn, Mr.. Ed Curry. Mr.. I.
W. Felix. Mr.. Cole. Mr.. John Van De
Mark, Mr.. Horace Hall. Mr.. Walter
Def, Mr.. Belt Mr.. Proctor FOUGHT,
Mr.. Richard FRITZ.
Mrs. Lee Monroe gave a dinner
party at o'clock last evening to
members of the Saturday Afternoon
club of Hays City, other delegates
from the Sixth district, and Mrs May
Belleville Brown, the newly elected
president of the state federation as
guests of honor. Nineteen ladies were
seated in the dining room at a table
beautifully decorated in white and
gold, flowers and ribbons, these being
the official cOlors OF the Saturday
Afternoon club, of which Mrs. Mon
roe was formerly a member. The
courtesy and hospitality of Mrs. Mon
roe added the finishing touch to the
Topeka visit of the guests and after
listening to learned lectures and pa
pers it was most delightful to meet in
a social way both the old and new
I friends The following ladies were
present: Mrs. May BeIleville Brown.
Salina; Mrs. Regina Chambers, HoXie;
Mrs. Grace S. Snyder, Cawker City;
Mrs. c. p DunaWay, Stockton; Mrs.
w. H. Haskell Gaylord; Mrs. c. w
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due, Beloit; Mrs. A. NJ. NimmOns, Lin
coin; Mrs Alex Phillips, Hays City;
Mrs. George p. Griffith, Hays City;
Mrs. Q. d. Blake, Ellis; Mrs Edward
! Waldo Ellis; Mrs. Mary McIvor,
I Hoxie; Mrs. w. J. Keys, Beloit; Mrs.
J. II. Ward, Hays City Mrs. Hays B.
/ White, Mankato; Mrs. w Is. Gordon,
Mankato; Mrs. Robert Mitchell, Man
kato; Mrs. Cy Anderson, Colby.
one of the most enjoyable musical
and literary gatherings Of the early
spring season was given at the home
/ of Mr.. and Mrs. Davidson, 521 West
/ Tenth street. Wednesday evening. The
! occasion was a concert by the Arion
quartet. which have entertained the
meetings of the United Brethren s
I conference at the Auditorium for the
/ past week. In addition to the singing
/ several Rotations of a comic charac-
ter were given. This quartette is
noted as one of the best in the cOun-
4 try and consisted Of the Rev. Mr.. z.
H Pontens. of Saratoga, Ind; Rev.
I Rev. Mr.. Roy G. Upson, EIkhart, Ind,
I and Rev. Mr.. A. NJ. Cummins, Fort
+ Wayne, Ind. The company included
Mr.. J. L. Parks, Los Angeles, Cali
Mr.. J. r. Parker, PhiIomath, o.; Mr..
} W. F. Parker, Frankfort, Ind; Mr..
/ B. F. Keister and Mr.. Albert Keister,
of Scottdale, Pa; Mr. and Mrs Charles
II G. Graves, Mr.. and Mrs. w. Goodwin
Miss Frances Folsome Fortune, Mr..
and Mrs. z. w Ellis. Mrs. J. Smith,
Miss Elizabeth c. Smith, Miss Celia M.
Olggs n, MISS MEdre4 Davidson and
Mr.. James O'Hare.
Il The meeting of missionary women
81 at Ottawa during the assem- bly, is an
i event of great interest The executive
committee of the Topeka branch OF
i the WOman'S Foreign Missionary So
ciety together with the conference
= and district secretaries Of Kansas and
; South Kansas conferences constitute
= the official body but members from all
the societies in the surrounding terri
tory are expected to attend. The Of
fcers who will be present are: Presi-
dent. Mrs. H. ImbOden of Wichita;
corresponding secretary, Miss Ella
Watson of Lincoln, Neb.; recording
seeretarv Mrs. 7. r. Madison of To-
? peka; treasurer Mrs. a. NJ. Davis OF
Lincoln: Miss Susie Sweet of Topeka
secretary of childrens work, and
others.-FrOm Ottawa ChautauQua
: Assembly Herald.
Mrs. J. S. Parks viii give a luncheon
today at the Topeka club for a few OF
the visiting club ladies. Her guests will
be Mrs. w. W. Haskell of Gaylord, Mrs
= Lads Of Osborne. Mrs Grace L. Sny-
? der of Cawker City, Mrs. Keys of Be
: lott and Miss Helen Dodge.
Mrs. c. B. Hoffman of Enterprise. en-.
? tertained a few guests at a luncheon
yesterday at the National for Mrs. An
( gelo c. Scott of Guthrie, O. T., and Mrs
| Churchill of Greeley, Col. Mrs. H. o
Garvey entertained. them at dinner last
evening.
Miss Bess Tincher. 1903 Tyler street
entertained at cards Wednesday after
noon for her guest, Miss Adele Painter
of Council Grove. The guests were
Miss Painter. Miss Grace HassIer OF
Enid. o. IT., Miss Nell AIeKirahan. Miss
Norma Holman. Miss Ethel Steinberg
Miss Louise Magin. Miss Edith Ogden
Miss Helen Starne. Miss Anne Anderson
Miss Dorothy Marshall, Miss Bess
= Gaines, Miss Ruth Tincher. Miss Caro-.
Ign Westcott Miss Nell McKirahar
gave 1 O'Clock luncheon, Thursday. al
her home on Topeka avenue, for Miss
Painter and Miss Hassler.
Notes and Personal Mention.
Ajra- Eugene Hagan left for Kansas
City Thursday, to spend few days.
MIS-. Bert Mckee, of Newton is
spending a few days at the Copeland
Mrs. Mckee was formerly Miss Abbie
Wilcox and has visited Mrs r. o
Wunlerlich several times.
Mrs. Joel Burrow arrived Tuesday
i and will leave Friday. Mr.. and Mrs