The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1907-09-27
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Mr. an Mrs Kfndstrum will move
from 20s Kline street 10 III Chandler
street tomorrow
M Lark1ns OF Usage IS the guest OF
his son and wife. Mr. and Mrs James
Larkt1ls, Of EOS Braruer street
Mr. and Mrs Charles Rowaus.er or ia
C1a1dler street have given the name Of
anna Marie TO their infant daughter
Mrs Henry Setterberg and son Alvin
CT Lawrence are the guests Of her 81 -
ter. Mrs Carl Eindstrum. Of 20s kline
street
Mrs Sarah Butler and daughter. Mrs.
Frank Con1aughtcn and son Francis
are IN Usage for q few days visiting
relatives
NJ and Mrs George Clarke Of shaw
nee, Oklahoma. are the guests OF NJ
and Mrs Carl Hastings Of 301 Lake for
4 few days
Mr. and Mrs Clarence NcGufgan
Nj McGuigau has taken a posit1ou
with the Harvey house
Miss Margaret Butler and Miss Cora
Lee B7SEeLE ara the guests Of Miss B41C-
-ers sister, Mrs. James Larkeus during
the absence or Miss Buffers mother
Mr. and Mrs. James Patterson u 624
Lake street expect Mr. Palrzrsan's
brother and wife 70 arrive here uouor-
row from Scotland to pay them Z visit
The social committee OF the Third
Christian church Ez1deav0r society held
4 meeting 81 the home Of the Chairman
Mss LoCrle Horn, III Lake street last
evening
Mr. and Mrs George Porter and scr
Harold OF 1125 Madison street win leave
in the morning for Brookvf1Ie. No. for
q few days visit with Mr. and Mrs ?
Z Miller and family
Mrs James Patterson Of So Lake
street entertained At TIRE course
Iu1cheon YESTERDAY the following ladies'
Mrs Eva Bradley Mrs c irish. Mrs
Fred Chase, Mrs Milton Miller. Mrs.
ter, Mss Mildred Johnson
Wednesday a delegation Of PErhIa1
Sisters spent Al enjoyable day At Ne
uOken picu1ck1nE at the home Of Mr.
and Mrs Holm. where one has q beau
rIEuI view or the kaw valley and also
the country home or Mr. Frank P Mac
Lehman Altar the greetings and 1
lively chat or an hour OF 50 Mrs Wahe
played 4 lively tune 70 which the sisters
marched N single file To the bountffuIIy
spread table where an enjoyed the re-
past which fncIuded delicious co-se
served BY the hostess The afternoon
was made spIsasant By 4 guessing COZ
test as TO hoW many beans were COZ
taired IN a small gIas jar A prize wa
offered 20 the one who came nearest trs-
number Mrs. Coe guessed the hfzhesr
and Mr. West the lowest The real
fun OF the day began when Mrs Con
wei. = g. produced 2 large pictured
zig minus his tail Each LADY, being
blinded. was requested 10 place the tail
in its proper position A prize was also
offered TO the enc who came nearest the
right place Mrs. Roller and Mrs Gee
we're the two nearest and drew sIraws
as TO who should get the prize Mrs.
Coe was the lucky one. the prize bszi1z
q pig hank Mr. Wsf1e then presented
Mrs. Holm with 4 past c. badge with
a Few remarks in behalf CT the ladies'
OF the Temple, after which all returned
TO their homes hoping to repeat the visit
some time IN the Tear future These
present wEre- Mrs. Z NJ PEkhurS-
Mrs = = Herring Mrs Jennie Lind
Mrs Rose Gee Mrs. May Carleton Mr.
A d Watts Mrs John watts MrS
Bessie McL@ry Mrs. Margaret Chr
well Mrs. L NJ Penweu. Mrs H H
Keith. Mrs Sylvester Mzbry and zor-
Arthur Mrs David Roller Mrs. C@zorz..
Heron Mrs Wesley Weds Mrs S51saa
WeSWr Ms z DfsbroW Mrs : A
Mrs. Z Goldsmith son and
daughter Naomi