The Topeka state journal., 1908-05-23

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The annual picnic of the w. T. K
club will be held at the home OF Mrs.
Holcomb. northwest of town, on tues
day. May e. The ladies will meet at
Mrs. Scotten's, 1928 North Van Buren
street, not later than 10 o'clock. If the
day proves stormy the club Will re-
main with Mrs. Scotten.
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Mrs. w. E. Heatherly and Mrs. g.
F. Givens were the hostesses OF the
Fleur de Lis club Thursday at the home
of the former. Mrs. K. r. Stewart OF
La Junta and Mrs. John Green were
substitutes. The club will meet Thurs
day, May %, at the home of Mrs. Ei-
mer Beynor. The other hostesses Will
be Mrs. Frank Blanch, Mrs. william
Ramsbarger and Mrs. Charles Rlce-
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Mrs. A. L. wiseman, S17 West Sixth
street, will entertain the Helianthus
Literary club Friday afternoon.
The washburn College kindergarten
association held it's annual luncheon
and meet on Friday morning. with Mrs.
Ralph H. Cav. An unusually large
number were present. including many
out of town guests. The analr was neio !
out Of doors which added largely TO the
enjoyment of the morning.
Miss Frances Brockway will leave the
first of June for her home IN Wells-
VILE, where her marriage to Mr. Harry
Asher of Lawrence will take place Iate
in June. Miss Brockway has been en-
ployed for year in the office OF state
Bank Commissioner John u Royce,
and formerly attended Washburn col
Iege She is a daughter OF Mr ana
Mrs. L. D. Brockway of Wellsviile. MI.
B. Asher Of Lawrence. He graduated
from the Kansas state university In
1905 and is an attorney in Lawrence.
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There will be special music at Grace
cathedral Sunday morning, the last
Maude Mcintosh and DR.. Elmer Hill.
who are members of the choir. will
sing. Miss Terry and Miss Mcintosh,
who are members of the faculty at
Bethany, will leave at the end OF the
term for their homes in Galesburg, ILL.,,
and DR.. Hill will go to Oberlin to live.
Miss Terry and Miss Mcintosh will not
return to Topeka. They will sing
duet from the Messiah Sunday and the
anthem will be Hail Gladdening
Light
Notes and Personal Mention.
Governor and Mrs. Hoch who had
been expected home from Washington
and Baltimore today, are stopping
with relatives in Cadfz, O., and will
not return until the nrSt OF tne week.
Mr.. Arthur McClintock Of Lincoln,
Neb., is expected tonight to spend
Sunday with Mrs. McClintock, at the
home of her father, Major Gunther.
Mr. and Mrs. J. 6. Crane. 1175
washburn avenue, left today for Dali
las, Tex, where they will be at home
at the st. George hotel. Mr.. Crane
who has been state manager of the
Calumet Baking Powder company,
with headquarters in Topeka, for
number Of years. has been appointed
manager of the company's branch at
Dallas. He is succeeded in Topeka
by Mr.. w. E. Swift who arrives from
Chicago with his family and will be
at home at the Union Pacific hotel.
Mrs. Thomas P. Gresham of Cot
tonwood Falls, who has been the
guest of Mrs. Dewitt c. Nellis all
week, returned home today. Mrs. J.
P. ST John of Olathe, who was also
a guest at the Nellis home, and was
here to attend the funeral Of the Rev
J. B. McAfee, has returned. Miss
Lucille McAfee who teaches music at
Midland college, Atchison, Is the
guest Of her parents. Mr.. and Mrs.