The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1905-02-21

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people sending items to this department
OF the State journal Will confer fav0A
py givlng the fun first name or W.
must he accompanied by the name ane
Lieutenant Governor David J
Hanna and Mr.. Joel r. Burrow, secre-
tary of state, will give dinner at the
Elks' club tonight for the senators and
representatives from the Sixth district
and the Topeka newspaper legislative
reporters. Their invitations include
Mr.. Charles Buschow of Colby, Mr..
W. H. Haskell of Smith Center, Mr.. I.
rison of Downs, Mr.. ). r. BoggS OF
Smith Center. Mr. B. f. Brown of
Goodland, Mr.. I. w. Crumley of Colby,
Mr. L. II. Seaver of Ellsworth, Mr.. A.
b Jones of WaKeeney, Mr.. A. G.
Mead of Beloit, Mr.. c. D. Jones of
Norton, Mr.. Charles E. Hall of Rus
sell. Mr.. F. T. Skinner of Beverly. Mr..
J. 3. Taylor of Alton. r. H. Mcbride
Stockton. Mr.. T. H. Tannehiu of Long
Island. Mr.. H w DISTANT Of Hays
City. Mr. G. w Stober of Morland,
Mr.. L. c. Miley of Hoxie, Mr.. G. ..
Boyer of Cove, Mr.. E. l. Orr of At
wood. Mr. L. E. Harrison of St Fran
els. Mr.. z. L. Kerns of Oakley, Mr..
John T. Lacy of Sharon Springs, Mr..
Fred I. Nandegrift. Mr.. Charles Ses-
sions. Mr. Frank farrell, Mr.. Jay E.
House, Mr.. Paul A. LoveweII, Mr..
Philip Eastman, Mr.. Harvey Parsons.
Mr. Z. A Hopkins, MI Roy Tapley
and Mr. Jesse Leach.
Mrs. A. K. Wilson is giving an after
noon duplicate whist today for Mrs
J. ". Creech of Herington, Mrs L. H.
Seaver of Ellsworth and Mrs. B. T.
Lewis of Chicago. The others asked
Chester B. Reed. Mrs Thomas E.
Dewey. Mrs. L 5. Woolverton, Mrs G.
A. Mcguire, Mrs Edwin LANCE, Mrs.
Carl NeIlis, Mrs. c. a. Morse, Mrs
w. A Morton, Mrs Thomas J. Myers
Mrs. John Thomas Greene. Mrs. c. c.
Baker, Mrs. William Hilton and Miss
Nellie Lincoln.
Mrs. F. S. Savage's guests at an in
formal evening at cards Monday for
her visitor, Miss Leftwich of Winfield.
were Miss Hoch, Miss Anna Hoch,
Miss Ethel Davis. Miss Louise McNeal,
Miss Maud Grimes, Miss Anna Ruder,
Miss Grace Hobart. Miss Kathleen
Moreland. Miss Helen Dodge, Mrs.
Mr.. Tom King, Mr.. Harry Travillo,
Mr.. James Larimer, Mr.. Jay E. House,
Mr. VIII Curtis, Mr. Ed Arnold, Mr.
r. l. Thomas, Mr.. Dana Davis. Mr.
Harry Donaldson. Mr.. Elmer Whit
more, Mr. J. w Stewart
Mrs y. F. Handy. Mrs. George o.
Smith and Miss Ruth Smith issued in
vitatiOns yesterday for an afternoon
thimble party, March 8. at the home
of Mrs. Handy in honor of Mrs. Shell
ton of Grand Rapids, Mich.
Mrs Chappene E. Foote will give a
dinner Friday in compliment to Mrs.
Young of st. Louis who is the guest
of her sister, Mrs. Charles L. Wood at
the National.
The regular monthly meeting of the
Topeka chapter of the Daughters of the
American Revolution will be held at
the home of Mrs. n. F. Handy tomor-
row afternoon to celebrate the 143rd
birthday anniversary of George Wash
iDgton. A large attendance is desired
Mrs. W. E. Stanley, of Wichita, state
regent, is expected for the meeting.
The June 'O5 class party to have been
given tonight at the home of Miss Myr-
tie Murphy has been postponed until
Friday night.
The Ideal club of the First Presby-
terrain church will give an afternoon at
the Manse Thursday from half after
to half after o'clock. The arrange
ments are in charge of Mrs. S. S Estey.
Miss Mary Thompson, Mrs Charles G
Zeis. Miss Belle Thompson and Miss
Helen Noon
Mr.. and Mrs. William Hilton enter
tanned the Koffee club last evening in
their apartment in the Kemper. Mr.
and Mrs. Luther Burns. Miss Bess
Bates and Mr.. William Collinson play
ed at a guest table. Miss Nina Thorn
IS substituted for Mr.. Earle c. Will
tame-
The Nautilus club is meeting this af-
ternoon with Mrs. Paul A. Lovewen.
1880 West Sixteenth. The meeting is of
a social nature
The Ideal Card club played Monday
at the home of Mrs. julius Snattinger.
621 Van Buren,. The prizes were won
by Mrs. A. T. Lucas and Mrs. w. Q.
Rigby- The next meeting Will be with
Mrs. Earl Graham
Notes and Personal Mention
Miss Sadie Atchison and Miss Sybil