The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1908-03-16

and will stay until Wednesday.
Mrs. Schuyler C. Nichols will go to
Kansas City tomorrow to spend a few
| days.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Weaver of Kan
sas City left today for a trip to New
| Orleans.
Miss Josephine Hill of Lawrence
spent yesterday with her sister, Miss
! Gertrude Baker.
| Mr.. and Mrs. Ben Akers spent Sun
day in Lawrence with Mr.. and Mrs.
Luther N. Lewis. .eg 80
| Miss Edna Gafford, q student at the
university at Lawrence spent Sunday
with her parents. Mr.. and Mrs. j. c.
Gafford..
| Mr. Grove Dolman and Mr.. Roy
Rauch were home from the university
| at Lawrence to spend Sunday.
| Miss Nell Phelps and Miss Edith
| Phelps spent Sunday in Kansas City.
Miss Edna Hopkins was home from
| the university at Lawrence to spend
| Sunday with her parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
Scott Hopkins.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. D. Kahr of Kansas
| City spent Sunday with Mrs. Louise
Cammack. Mrs. Katharyn Crawford
| and Miss Kahr.
Mrs. Marshall Williamson of Spring.
| field. ILL.,, is visiting her cousins, Mr.
| and Mrs. L.. A. Macdonald, 315 West
ern avenue.
| Mr.. and Mrs. A C. Klingaman are
spending the week in Kansas City and
| Excelsior Springs.
Tomorrow is st. Patrick's day and
you can find shamrocks and green
| carnations at Mrs. Lords
| Miss Mary Ware of Kansas City,
who has been visiting in Topeka for a
few days, will return home tonight
The w. c. 7. U. held their semi
monthly meeting this afternoon at the
programme: Recitation, Sign of the
Times Marguerite Darling; address,
''The Day We Celebrate" Miss Bray
solo, Like as the Heart Desireth, .
Union Signal of Today" Rev. Charles
M. Sheldon: vocal solo. Miss Ona May
| Miller; recitation. 1.-The Signal" Miss
Rose Baker: discussion, led by Mrs.
| Baker.
Mrs. Charles Sharpe entertained al
| dinner Saturday at her home, 500 Madi-
son street, in honor of her guest. Mrs
| Chas. F. Beckman of Marceline. Mo
Covers were laid for IL. The table dec
| orations were sharrocks and Irish
flags The favors were pipes and
flags. The house was decorated with
cut flowers, ferns and shamrock. The
| guests were: Mrs. Chas F. Beckman
Mrs. J. S. Policy, Mrs. Elizabeth Maher
Mrs. c. F. La Mountain, Mrs E. E.
jerks, Mrs A. d. Elliott. Mrs. Newton
beth Smith, Mrs. w. T. Trowbridge
Mrs. Chas. Peters. Mrs. ]. E. Policy
carried off the honors in a guessing
! contest.
The o. S. S. gave party Saturday
| night at the home of Miss Maize
| Weekly. Those present were: Mrs. T
J. Kimbrough, Mrs. Weekly, Miss
Gertrude Anderson, Miss Adelaide
Young, Miss Grace Eldridge, Miss
Leona Wool1y. Miss Jannette Stuart
| Miss Hazel Berry, Miss Annie Field
Miss Nellie Field, Miss Dora Moffatt
Miss Winifred Helbert, Miss Alice
Israel, Miss F'urie Armstrong, Miss
Ethel Everingham, Miss Maize Week
| ly, Miss Wilma Shoemaker, Fay
| Clark, Mr.. Don Little. Mr.. Paul Emery
| Mr.. Fred Prout, Mr.. Burr Willard, Mr.
| Harry Howes, Mr.. Vance Bartelson
/ Mr.. Neil Stanley, Mr.. Donald Stanley
Mr. Harold Parr, Mr.. Everette Young,
Mr.. Frank Eldridge, Mr.. Commodore
HERE, Mr.. Guy Wellman, Mr.. Homer
| Pelton, Mr.. Arthur Opperman. Miss
Allie Weekly and Miss Sylvia Hughey
| served.
| Mr.. and Mrs. S. H. Haynes enter
tanned at dinner Saturday evening In
honor Of Judge and Mrs. Reeder OF
Denver, Col. who are stopping at the
| Throop for short time.