The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1907-01-30

with the d. A. RS and other patriotic
women's organizations of the state
Rock, one of the historical landmarks
of Kansas, at Larned.
A local "wag' calls the Mellins' Food
trousers rolled very high above their
big, heavy, low shoes, the Waders' I'm
ion, and has elected Jim Mcfarland,
who rolls his trousers higher than any
body else, the president of the union.
The senior class of the high school
which is to be graduated Friday night is
having parties and "doings" every
gathering at the home of Miss JOY
Thompson and tonight there will be one
at the home of Miss Esther Peers.
An important st. Marys wedding of
interest to many Topeka friends for
which the brides mother, Mrs. Teresa
Bourbonnais. has issued invitations is
that of Miss Mary Teresa Bourbonnais
and Mr.. John Thomas Hoy which will
take place Tuesday morning, February
5. at o'clock at the Church of the
At home after April IA. The Bourbon
nais family is one of the oldest and
best known in Pottawatomie county,
having been established there since
with the First National bank of St
Marys of which his father is president
Mr.. A. E. McCullom gave a party for
the young women of his Sunday school |
class of the First Baptist church last
night in the church parlors. Those |
present were Misses Georgia Zickafee |
Hulda Thoes, Carice Mccain, Lei Balm |
bridge, Bertha Brown, Brelsford, Otto, |
Davis Shore. Anna Peterson, AckleS |
Louis McCollum, Sylvia Souders of |
Dighton, Nellier Warner of Colony, and |
Mr.. David Brelsford.
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Lawrence World: Paul Hunt went up |
% Topeka this morning to sing in the
University quartette at the Kansas Day
banquet tonight.
Mrs. Geo. ]. Barker went to Topeka
his morning to attend the Kansas Day
banquet. She will be the guest of Mrs.
Mary Forter.
Notes and Personal Mention.
Mrs. D. E. Esterly and her
1aby daughter have returned from Ohio
where they have been for a few weeks.
Mrs. c. H. Luling. of Wichita, is at
he Copeland for a few days.
Mrs. w. w. Webb is in Kansas City
oday.
Mrs. A H Asher of Lawrence. was
he guest of Mrs. H. ]. Whitcomb for
he Woman's Kansas Day club meet
ngs.
Mrs. Joseph r. Root of Kansas City
md Mr.. c. E. Esterly of Lawrence are
expected some time in February to
1911 MIS- - d. REED
Miss Lena Packard returned to her
Tome in Los Angeles today after q
our months visit to her aunt. Mrs
George Port Ashton.
Mr. Jim Mcfarland has entered
Vashburn- college.
Miss Weeks, the u and club cooking
chool teacher, is seriously i'll and VIII
e unable to meet her classes for a
While.
Mr.. Paul Huycke was in Kansas City
esterday.
Miss Florence Moke of Leavenworth
visiting in this city for a few days.
Mrs. Geo. Bentley entertained at din
er today,Mr. and Mrs. A. c. Hoagland,
Ir- and Mrs. NJ. Hoagland and Mr. and ,
1rs. P. NJ. Killam of Topeka.-Hutch-
lson News.
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. F. Sinclair announce ,
lie engagement of their daughter l
lula to DR.. c. E. Anderson of Kansas {
ity. -,-
Miss Mabel -Rosenr and Miss Ina u
reisbach have returned from a visit 6
Tonganoxie. /
Master Winfield Runyon celebrated t
is twelfth birthday Saturday by hav-
g a swimming party in the morning I
twelve boys gave him a pleasant i
1rprise in the evening at his home, I
IL Chandler street. Those present e
ere: Rowland Raymond, Paul Ray q
IOnd, Russell Hickox, Larry Henegar, v
ussell Henegar, Sidney James, Ferl S
aston, Glen Bastion, Carl Woodruff, a
larence Love- George Orbache, John v
rbache.
The Taxa Art Embroidery club will t
rect tomorrow afternoon with Mrs. e
ermain, 1918 Harrison. c
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