The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1907-01-25


Miss Helen Fair, Miss Margaret Min
ney, Miss Mabel Fink, Miss Fern Fitz-
patrick, Miss Thella Hart. Miss Gene
We've Holman, Miss Mary Johnston,
Miss Blanche Jones, Miss Grace Luz
kens, Miss Winona McLatchey, Miss
Grace Naylor, Miss Esther Peers, Miss
Florence Smiley, Miss Cecil Strohm,
Miss Marguerite Thompson. Miss Olga
Myrtle Whitaker.
Mrs. William Trautman entertained
La Douzaine whist club today.
Mrs: Frank Thomas entertained in
formally yesterday afternoon for her
guest, Mrs. T. S. Cafferty of New York.
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Miss Grace Berry gave an afternoon
party yesterday for Miss Ethel Rose.
who will leave soon to join her parents
in a permanent home in Kansas City.
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Mr.. and Mrs. Henri Strawn will give
an Informal party this evening at their
home in Potwin Place.
The freshman class of Washburn
in Boswell Hall.
That the average man has his reli-
gion in his wife's name is a statement
which may generally be made without
the First Baptist church congregation
seem to be different" Tonight there
is to be a social evening in the church
parlorS at which the men and boys of
the programme which will include i'm
promptu talks on subjects to be
named by the committee without pre-
vious warning to the orators" who
tice w. A. Johnston and DR.. s. S.
Estey; duet by Mr.. Harry Pribble
and Mr. James Moore; instrumental
music by FIR. G. F. Menninger and his
Bowman and Mr. Harry Pribble. and
a song by a boys chorus. Next Friday
evening the men of the church will
give a dinner at the church parlors. |
They will have the assistance Of a
caterer but the menu will be planned,
the tables arranged and decorated and |
the dinner served by the men.
Miss Aurelia Ruthven was given a |
very pleasant surprise last evening by |
a number of her friends. The evening |
was spent in playing cards. Might've |
was the game. Miss Mildred Pestana |
and Mr.. Rolla White won first prizes |
and Miss Courtney and Mr.. Leo Noon |
ey won the consolation prizes. Those |
who composed the party were Miss
Miss Ethel Lang, Miss Kathryn Howe, |
Miss Edna Heap, Miss Macy Courtney, |
Miss Mae Pryor, Miss Mildred Pest |
ana, Miss Edna Tut, Miss Irene Pryor, |
Ed Brown, Mr.. Freeman Bell. Mr.. |
Frank Durein, Mr.. Frank Howe, Mr..
Rolla White, Mr.. Barney Ley, Mr..
Arthur Beard, Mr.. Leo Mooney, Mr..
Glenn Clarke. Mr.. Herbert Clarke and !
Mr.. Arthur Ruthven.
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Notes and Personal Mention.
Of f-
he guest of her parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
Edwin Knowles, called here on ac-
count of the illness of the former. Mr..
md Mrs. Howard Knowles of Kansas
City are expected tomorrow. VOC
Miss Shirley King will be home
Tuesday from a visit to Mr.. and Mrs.
7. M. Tincher of Medicine Lodge with
whom she has been since last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lawrence o. Maxwell,
Who have been the guests of Mr.. ana
City and other towns in the western
BART of the state for a ten days or a
ortnight At home after February 5
It 7O1 Buchanan street.
Judge and Mrs. r. r. Thompson of
Kan. who were in Law
ence for Mr.. and Mrs. l.. H. Perkins
Inner last night stopped in Topeka
With Chief Justice and Mrs. w. A.
Johnston today. Judge Thompson
vent on to Minneapolis today but
few days visiting her daughters,
drs. John King, who is i'll at Christ
and Misses Edith and Edna
thompson, who are students at Wash
,urn.
Mr.. H. O.. Garvey went to Empor1a
oday on a business trip and will re-
urn tomorrow.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. E. Hahn, of New
Or. and Mrs. w. H. Fernald, stopping
n Topeka on their way home from
Nome, Alaska, where Mr.. Hahn has
zen constructing a railroad, will leave
or New York tomorrow.
Misses Ella and Bertha Spencer, of
Kansas City, are guests of Mr.. and
1Fs Charles F. Spencer.
Mrs. De Malorie of Madison, who
las been the guest for a few days of
frs. Charles Whitmer, 433 Topeka
venue, went home today. Mrs. Whit
ner accompanied her. ~
Mrs. F. B. Wheeler of Pittsburg,
IAN, will come to Topeka next week
o join her husband, who Is a member
{ the legislature.
DR.. c. S. Harper and family have
ONE to Topeka to reside permanent !
7. They are the guests of Dr.. g. II. !
srskine until they secure a house. I
Emporia Gazette: Miss Alice Dwelle,
hi is attending the Normal, has gone
D Topeka to visit her uncle, z. Elmer /
on, who was at one time manager of ]
ne Postal Telegraph in Emporia
Lawrence Journal: Miss Kittie !
harrison will come from Topeka Fri
ay to attend the Theta party and be !
ne guest of Mrs. Joseph Ramsey.
Mrs. w. 1. Perry. who has been the
uest of Mrs. c. w. Wright for the
asst few days, has returned to her
ono in Richland.
The Lady Maccabees met at the /
ONE of Mrs. ]. a. Conway, 1929
[onroe street, Thursday afternoon.
of red. white black,
oIors of Hive, were used in halls,
Their rooms being carnations, ferns j
nd potted plants. Mrs. Conway was
sisted nv the following ladies'. Mrs | z