The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1907-11-11

| decorated with flowers and palms. Mrs
Toetle was assisted in receiving by Miss
Miss Jessamine Wallace. In entertain
ing Mrs. Tootle was aided by Miss Ha-
eel Tootle, Miss Ella Boyd. Miss Eliza
Brady, Miss Maud Wyeth, Mrs. J. H
Mrs. James Ferguson Burns Of Color
ado Springs. The invitation list was
large and included many army officers
from Fort Leavenworth. The de-
butante, the second daughter of Mrs.
Tootle, is among the most attractive
and popular young women of St JOS
ephs younger set.
She attended a Helianthus dance m
Topeka last winter and was greatly ad-
nired here.
Mr. and Mrs. John Christian Mohler
have sent out cards announcing the
birth November 4, of son, James Cal
houn Mohler.
Notes and Personal Mention.
Mrs w. A. Johnston and Mrs. c. G.
Goddard of Leavenworth left today for
Blue Rapids to be the guests until to-
who will accompany them to Mankato
for the meeting of the Fifth Dist
Federation of Women's clubs. Mrs.
Johnston is a director of the general
federation secretary for Kansas. From
Mankato they will go to Holton for the
First district meeting.
Mr.. and Mrs. A A. Hurd have re-
turned from trip to Chicago.
Mrs. Mallory has returned to Kansas
City after visit to her sister, Mrs.
James Philip De B. Kaye, at the
Deanery.
poria are guests of DIR. and Mrs. T. c.
Biddle. Mrs. Seymour Davis, who was
visiting them last week. left Sunday
for her home in Philadelphia.
Miss Bertha Dinsmore of Hiawatha,
who has been the guest of Mrs. Otto
Kiene went home today.
Miss Marian Thompson was In Law
renee for the K. U.-Nebraska game and
the Beta dance Saturday night and was
the guest of Miss Helen Morrow.
Miss Alice Rossington and her guest,
Miss Marian Edwards of Kinsley, will
visit Mrs. D. r. Philips in Leaven>
worth this week.
Miss Ethel Dick. has returned from a
visit to DR.. Florence Mccoy in Wichita.
Mr.. VIII Johnston of Chicago is the
guest of Mr.. and Mrs. Howard E. john
ston.
Mrs H. O.. Garvey and Mrs. A L.
Greene are among the Topeka women |
who will attend the meeting of the |
First district federation in Holton this |
week.
DR.. and Mrs. J. C. McClintock and |
Miss Helen McClintock were in Law
renee Saturday for the X. U.-Nebraska
game. They went doyn in one of their
touring cars and were guests OF Prof.
md Mrs. Charles G. Dunlap.
Mr.. Dick Hayden has returned from
New York and Washington.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Weaver of Kan
,as City are travelling in Mexico
Mr. and Mrs. H. G. Finley of Vinita,
I. T., are guests of Mrs. Finley's father,
Mr. Cyrus Leland, and sister, Miss
lula Leland. Mr.. Finley returned to-
lay, but Mrs. Finley will be here for a
week.
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Patterson of
1mporia are in New York.
Mrs ]. L. Shellabarger will leave to-
morrow for Salt Lake City to spend the
winter with her son, Mr.. Frank Shell
abarger.
Mrs. r. E. Weaver will leave Thurs
ay for Burlingame and Emporia and
viii be on next week to California to
pend the winter with her son, Mr.. :
Ellsworth Weaver.
No lady in Topeka should fail to
cad the display advertisement of the
hawnee grocery in this issue of the
ournaL :
Kansas City Starr Mr.. and Mrs. a.
. Davis and their family. formerly of !
334 Baltimore avenue, are at nome. !
9 40 Locust street. Mrs. Clarence
}. Sears of Colorado Springs is visiting. !
er sister, Mrs. L. B. Smith. and he.
lotf1er, Mrs. C. S. Baker, 3OSs Grand
venue.
The women of the First Christian {
hurch will be entertained at the
ONE of Mrs w. w. Crittenden Tues l.
ay afternoon from two-thirty to five
clock Assisting the hostess will be
IRIS. r. D. Graham, Mrs. Milton 7
.rown. Mrs Allen, Mrs. Benner, Mrs. 8
,arl Bailey. Mrs. Charles Booth. Mrs. t
T.. Beard, Mrs. L. P. Bonebrake, Mrs. /
: Boltz, Mrs. S. Babcock, Mrs. J. A.
oulter. q
Mr.. John B. Reed of Portland, Me. '
; visiting his brothers. Col. Geo. w. i
Iced and Judge Joseph Reed. Mr.. t
iced will be in the city about two :
-eeks.
Mrs. Charles L. Wood and her little I
aughter have returned from Indiana,
here thew spent the summer. Y
Miss Stella Sharp spent Sunday in
t. Marys. T
Miss Ada Cotton and Miss Jean \
-arkness srent SUNDAY in Wamego.
Mrs. D. F. Longenecker. of En- y
oria is the guest of her sister, Mrs.
H. Ea stman.
Mr.. and Mrs 8 Kersey have re- IL
lrned from Galveston, where they n
vent week with Mr.. and Mrs. Wal =
n NJ Knowd. Ii
Mrs. w. S Bristol of Anthony who t.
as been the guest of her daughter | T
RS. Eugene r. Stotts, has returned g
onne. q
Miss Montee Young of Kansas City =
as been the guest of her mother, -
rs. E. Young for three days. v