The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1906-12-03

i City, guest Of Miss Lenore Monroe.
viii return to the Agricultural college
at Manhattan tomorrow
Miss Mary GIeed., Miss Edna Hop
kins, Miss Esther Rauch, Mr. Ray
Rauch. Mr.. Harry Lewis and Mr..
Grove -Dolman have returned to the
University at LAWRENCE after spending
the Thanksgiving recess in Topeka.
Miss Margaret Johnston and her
guest, Miss McCotter, returned to col
lege at Manhattan today
Mr. and Mrs. Paul Hudson of the
City of Mexico are expected tomor-
row to visit General and Mrs. Hud-
son.
Miss Ona MAY Miller has returned
to the Dillenbeck School OF 0ratory,
Kansas City, after spending the
Thanksgiving recess in Topeka
The Guild of Grace cath edral will
hold their annual sale in ParIor A of
the National hotel Monday, December
TO- : surprise" table will be a feat
ure Of the sale.
The annual bazaar of the First
Methodist church will be held all day
Tuesday, Tuesday evening and
Wednesday of this week at the church
The chicken pie dinner will be given
on Tuesday night. The committee on
general arrangements includes Mrs B
M Davies, Mrs. George M. Noble and
Mrs. w ID. Gossett. Mrs. w H Right
er and Miss Sarah Beck. Mrs. / B.
Brown is in charge of the dinner ar
rangements. Eight booths filed with
articles for Christmas are to be in
charge of Mrs. F. w Fioch, Mrs. E. w.
Hughes, Mrs. T. A. Beck, Mrs. Irwin
Pribhle, Mrs. John. F'yfe, Mrs. E., l..
Copeland, Mrs. W. J. Lewis and Mrs.
0. e. Maddox.
Mrs. Jack McInnis and her children
Of Kansas City are at the home of Mrs.
]. P. Kelly, SIS Madison street, while
Mrs. Kelly is in New York.
Mrs. Thomas Z. Dewey and her two
sons returned today from Coffeyville.
Miss Helen Lindsay has returned from
a visit in Leavenworth-
Mr. William A. Morton and Miss Mil
dred Morton will be home tomorrow
from Geneseo, Illinois. where they have
been since last Wednesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. John E. Frost and Miss
Grace Frost who spent Thanksgiving
in Elmwood, Illinois, with Mr. and Mrs.
Charles H. Stewart returned today.
Mr. w. S. Cole of Garden City is the
guest of Mr. and Mrs. Fred Cole and
will be joined this week by his wife.
They expect to reside in Topeka per-
manently
Mr. and Mrs Franklin Hudson of
Kansas City were guests yesterday OF
General and Mrs. J. K. Hudson
Miss isabel Heath has returned from
a visit to Miss Marjorie Davis in Kan
sas City.
Mrs. Haitian Jebe will arrive from
Norway this week to join Mr. Jebe, who
is the new teacher Of violin al the
WaSnDufn music SC0OOi. 14ey Will Dt
at home at 1241 Clay street.
Mr. and Mrs. J. D. M. Hamilton and
their son John have returned from a
visit in Fort Madison. y
Miss Rose GFahaEE Miss Florence
Ream and Mr.. Clarence Ream of Bald
win were guests of Miss Cuma Ream
1120 Woodward avenue, over Sunday.
Miss Fannie Goodnough has gone to
Chickasha, I. T., to remain indefinitely.
An afternoon party was given for
Bernard Moore in honor of his fifth
birthday. Nov. 80, at his home on Mon
roe street.
New Photography goods received Sat
urday. Lessons given. Work done Mrs
Annie NJ. Trap, 10 Kansas avenue
4 The ladies of the First NJ. E, church
will give a chicken pie dinner in con-
nection, with their bazaar at the{ehurch
tomorrow evening. You are invited to
come and bring your family. Dinner
will, be serVed. after o'clock Price P5c.
COME early and select your Chris tfnas
presents from among the hundreds of
pretty and useful things on sale in the
different booths. Noon lunch will be
served on Wednesday and supper in the
evening.
The A r.. Card clstb will meet with
Mrs John Dyal 20 East Tenth avenue
Wednesday, afternpop