The Topeka state journal., 1909-01-28


Miss Eva Corning and Mrs. a. j. Moser
and an original poem and readings
from Riley by Mr.. Rigdon- About
thirty friends we're present
The date of the Old Time concert to
be given by the Music Study club at
the Central Congregational church has
been changed from Friday night TO
Tuesday night Of next week
Mrs. William W. WikidaI is prepar-
ing a programme of southern pIanta-
ton music TO be given in connection
with Miss Louise A Williams reading
at Unity church the evening of Feb
ruary under the auspices of Grace
cathedral guild. The ushers will be
Mr. Edward d. Osborn, Mr. Carroll B.
Merriam and Mr.. Edward B. KeIlam.
A press notice of Miss Williams fol-
laws: Miss Louise A Williams of
Georgia stand without a peer in the
art Of portraying the quaint old negro
characters of the loved land of her
birth.
Notes and Personal Mention.
Captain and Mrs Jens Bugge of Fort
Leavenworth viii spend Saturday and
Sunday with Mrs Bugge's parents, Mr.
and Mrs B. F. CuttelL
Dr. Glen Haughey has gone to IN
dianapolis. Indiana. to take a hospital
position.
Mrs. Julia L, sydnor is in Kansas
City today
Mr. and Mrs. W. G. Dickie are NOV
ing from 1+17 Harrison street TO a new
home in WestIawu, SIS Lane street,
where they viii be at home
Miss Clara A Cole Of Streator. III,
is visiting her sister Mrs Fred H
Wilson, 1916 Monroe street
Mrs l. B. Kellogg left this afternoon
for a two months Mediterranean trip.
She will be Joined in Kansas City by
her sister, Mrs. George Guernsey, of
Ind ~.
visit their brother. Rev. Charles B.
Mitchell in Chicago. before going to
New York, from which place they will
sail with q party.-EmpOria Gazette
Mr.. and Mrs D J F'irsternberger Of
Seneca are guests of Mr. and Mrs. c.
c Starr. Mr. F'frsternberger is in town
for the Shriners' meeting
Mr.. Jeff r White of Mankato is in
town for the meeting of the State Bar
association
Mrs J. s. Simmons of Hutchinson,
president Of the ,[omen's Kansas Day
club who is in town for the meeting
of the club tomorrow, is accompanied
by Mr.. Simmons and they are at the
Mrs Roy shafer of Emporia is visit
ing Miss Anna Squires, 81 Buchanan
street
The Rev. and Mrs John A. Bright
of Campus are in Topeka and will re-
main over Sunday They are return
ing from a three months visit to their
sons in Ohio and Iowa They viii be
the guests of Rev and Mrs T. J.
Pearson, S33 Morris avenue. for din
ner this evening. and Mr. and Mrs
w A. s. Bird. rs Topeka avenue, to-
morrow evening Mr.. Bright will re-
sumo pastoral work at Campus, Sun
day. February 1st- Mr.. Bright at
tended the Shrine meeting last even
ing
Mr.. and Mrs Walter Mitchell of
Chanute are visiting at the home of
Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. r. Rigby. sol Van
Buren street
Mrs. Frank NJ. Dunn of Garden
City is the guest of Mrs Charles Pyle,
S3s North Topeka avenue, and Mrs
w A MaItby, 1857 Grand avenue.
while Mr.. Dunn is in town for the
Shriner's meeting at the Masonic
Temple
Mrs S A UmpIeby went to Kansas
City sunday for a weeks visit with
her daughter, Mrs c. c. Graves
Miss Sue Rodgers has returned
from a visit to her sister. Mrs
Rebecca Garvfn. of Kansas City.
Mrs Albert Nassott Of Minneapolis,
Mimi left yesterday for her home,
after visit to Mrs ". H BowIby-
from a visit at Fort Logan. Colo
Her brother. Captain Chase Doster,
who came home with her, returned to
his post last night
Judge Frank Doster is visiting Dr.
and Mrs. Wade Doster in St. John.
Ottawa Herald: Miss Jessie Har-
rfs returned TO her home in Topeka
this morning after visit with Mrs
Mert Harris
The Sunday School Teachers union
will meet at the Y w G. A rooms
afternoon The Rev H L.
Nelson will be the speaker.
Miss Katherine Steains of Essex.
Ia. is in the city visiting her uncle.
Mr. H. c. Root