The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1908-11-30

A Topeka girl is getting a trousseau
together for the second time and, as
present hance's name is the same as
the formers, so she won't have to re-
mark any of her table linen
Another pair of loving girl friends
who Ignored the German proverb.
. Love your neighbor, but don't pull
down the fence" have fallen out and
now. there is a decided drop in the
temperature and a blighting northern
blast whenever they meet.
Mr.. and Mrs. o. E.. Walker have
asked guests for dinner Thursday
evening at Park View.
Mrs H. B. Howard asked few
guests informally for dinner SATURDAY
evening in celebration of Mr.. Howard's
included Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Ritsch-
ard Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Darnell, Mr..
and Mrs. Harry Starr Mrs. M. J. NC
Mahon and Miss Josephine McMahon.
Kansas City Star: The following
Kansas university students were the
guests last week of Mr.. and Mrs. d. L.
Mervine, 432 Benton boulevard: Miss
Miss Hazel Butts of Wichita, Kan,
Miss Lucille Wilkinson of Muskogee,
Ok, Mr.. Edmund Rhodes of Dodge
City, Kan, Mr.. Hermie Walker of
of Minneapolis, Kan, Mr.. Charles
Robinson of Topeka, Kan, Mr.. Alex
ander LOOMS of Omaha, Neb.' MT.
Richard Ward of Belleville, Kan. Mr..
Archie Naramore of Harrington, Kan.
Major A. NJ. Harvey gave a chess
party at his house, 1405 Polk street.
Saturday evening for the following
guests: Mr.. Samuel T. Howe, Mr.. John
e. Frost, Mr. George H. whitcomb, Mr..
H. G. Larimer, Mr.. wayland Chapman.
Mr.. N P. Garretson, Mr.. L. l. Kiene
and Mrs. H. w: Craig.
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Miss Ruth Barrett entertained a few
friends informally Saturday evening at
her home, 1909 Quincy street, north, IN
honor of Miss Frances Brown of Man
haitian, who is her guest for lew
days.
Mrs. F. w. Watson will entertain the
Saturday Afternoon club at her home
on Topeka avenue December 5.
Mrs. Grant Cowden gave party from
2 to Saturday afternoon in honor OF
her son Letson who celebrated his
ninth birthday. Those present were:
Ruth Hill, Claudia Caps, Mabel Jack
son. Marie Laurent. Mabel Bell. Eliza
beth Watts. Ruth Marsh, Grace Scrin-
opsllie, Paul Hill. Robert Willard, Ben
Marsh. Perry Jackson and Alfonzo Bell.
Mrs. Cowden was assisted by Mrs. Ira
Morris and Mrs. Melvin Jackson.
Notes and Personal Mention
Mr.. Cyril L. Fuller, who has been at
the Officers school, Leavenworth-
studying for examination for a COM
mission in the army, is with his father,
Major Alvarado NJ. Fuller at the Cope
land. He will go up for examination
for the coast artillery in February
Mrs. Fuller, who is visiting in Los
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Der % and the Misses Fuller. who are
at Sacred Heart academy, St Louis
will also be home for the holidays.
Mrs. G. w. Lucas of New York city
is expected the last of the week to visit
Mrs. David w. Mulvane.
Mr.. and Mrs Chauncey Dewey. OF
Chicago. guests of Bishop and Mrs.
MfI1spaugfl went TO Manhattan today
for a few days.
Mr. Justice and Mrs. Henry F. Mason
will spend the holidays at their home In
Garden City.
Misses Gertrude and Bertha k1tchell'
students at Wisconsin University, Mad
ison. will be home to spend the holi-
DAYS with their parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
w. w. KitcheI.
Mrs. William E. Drechsel ana ner
children will return to LeaVenWortn TO-
morrow after short visit in Topeka
Mr. William w. Brunswick, who mas
been the guest of Mr. Carton Wood |
since Friday, left today for Washihg-
ton d. G. Mr.. Brunswick is United |
Statae vice consul at Barmen. Ger
MANY and Mr.. Wood made his ac- |
ouaince during his student days in Ber- |
lin. Mr.. Brunswick will be in WASH |
ington until the middle Of Decemper
when he sails for Europe
Mr. s. e. Barber has gone to !
Sabfnas, Mexico. to join Mr.. II. F. Dill
ION Mr.. John NJ. Dillon of New York,
Mr.. W. A. L. Thompson. MI Roy
Judge w. R. Smith, Cen
eraI Wilder S Metcalf and Mr.. E. G. |
Fareo of Dallas. Texas, who are there |
for three weeks shooting. L
Mr.. and Mrs. Nathaniel Cartmell of |
Fort Mckinley, Philippine Islands,
are the parents of daughter, born
Formerly Miss Anita Collins of Topeka |
and Mr.. Cartmen is a first lieutenant
of the Tenth calvary, o. S. A, sta
toned at Fort Mckinley.
Mr.. and Mrs; J: D. Kelly have have re
tended a Thanksgiving family reunion.
Mr.. Glen Jones who lives in
and is a student at Columbia
New York, spent Sunday
with Mr.. Ray Ufford at the Delta PM
house on College Hill.
DIR. and Mrs George Dick will re-
turn to Topeka tomorrow after a
fortnight's absence. They nave been
attending the funeral of their son, Mr.
Bert Schroeder who died at Winona,
wis. and was buried at Springfield,
Illinois.
Mr. John E. Frost who spent
in Madison, Wis. with
Mr.. Russell Frost who is student at
The university. and Mrs. Frost who has
been visiting her daughter. Mrs.
Charles H. Stewart, in Des PLANES,
IN. have returned to Topeka. Miss
Grace Frost who went to Madison
with her father, stopped in Des
4 xr-iI "a
nolidays Miss Frost was the guest
while she was in Madison of the
Misses Kitchell of Topeka. students at
Wisconsin university,