The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1909-12-10

entire program of violin, voice, and
piano numbers vii. be selected from
compositions written by Professor Pc
trowitsch Kissing of Topeka.
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Mr.. and Mrs. C. B. Merriam asked
a few guests to dinner at the Topeka
club Thursday evening in honor of
Mr. w. ]. Black Of Chicago.
Miss Mildred Guild will entertain
informally at her home tonight for
Mr.. Allen George. of Wichita, who is
the guest of friends in Topeka.
The following guests attended an
afternoon party which Miss Hazel
Grimes gave Thursday in compliment
to Miss Teresa Long. kindergarten
teacher of Bethany college, who will
spend the holidays at her home in
Las Vegas: Miss Long, Miss Dorothy
Potter. Miss Bertha Hull. Miss Louise
Heath, Miss Marie Lagerstrom. Miss
/ Marguerite Mills, Miss Fay Pohiman,
Miss Annie Laurie Hillyer. Miss
Henrietta Alexander. Miss Marguerite
| Parkinson. Miss Lillith McCor mick;
Miss Marjorie Buskin and Mrs. W. r.
Kercher.
During the short time that sleigh
ing is good in Topeka the cutters and
hobs are worked over time without
regard to union hours. Out at the
! Country club where the coastipg is
| especially fine, the following young
people composed a sled party Wednes-
| day night: Miss Elizabeth Holiday.
| Miss Grace KoontZ, Miss Marie
Lagerstrom, Miss Esther Rodgers, Mr.
| Robert Pierce, Mr.. Joe Risteen. Mr..
Russell Grimes and Mr.. Hugh Nc
| Farland.
| Mr.. Frank Butefish and Miss Carrie
| Kniffer of Maple Hill, were married
| Thursday at the Blower house oy the
1 e To yala
After their journey to Topeka and
days experience in a big city, they
| returned to Maple Hill where they
will make their home.
The Informal Card club, recently
organized will meet Tuesday night,
December 14th with Mr.. and Mrs w.
G. Dickie, S35 Lane street
Notes and Personal Mention
Mrs. e. G. Voorhees, of ST. Joseph.
Mo-, is the guest of her mother. Mrs.
The Ideal History club will meet
next Friday afternoon with Mrs e. L.
Hopkins.
street. entertained the members OF the
choir of the First Lutheran ehurch
last night.
Phoebe, New, to visit ms son; M, MI
Dean Low. who will return with him
Mr.. Harley Reisman spent Thurs
day in Topeka and Mrs. Reisman ac-
companied him on his return t. chi
I cago.
Miss Laura Ewing will spend the
HOLIDAYS in ottawa with her parents.
/ Mrs. Robert Pierce returned Thurs
day from a visit in Chicago
/ Professor Stanley I. RubenS OF Kan
COG Cftx iS S0epdin0 a few days IN To-
peka.
Mr.. and Mrs Alley Harwood enter
/ tanned about a score of girls at a poD
sled ride Wednesday evening.
/ Mr.. w. J. Black of Chicago returned
i today after visit of few days in To-
i peka. =,
The Y will meet with Mrs. D. M.
| Carnahan, 1929 Buchanan street, Mon
! day night
! Word has been received here of the
marriage of a former Topeka girl. MISS
| leila Lukens, Of Kansas City, to MT.
Joseph Easley, also of Kansas city.
| Mr.. and Mrs. Easley went to Chicago
for their wedding trip, and after jan
uary /, will be at home at 2941 Wyom-
/ ing avenue. Kansas City.
/ Mr. J. b. Belts and Mr.. F. P. Metzger
! will leave Saturday and will be gone
| until after Christmas. Mr.. Belts VIII
visit relatives in Washington and New
York. and Mr.. Metzger will visit his
4 parents in Washington, d. c.
i Mrs. NJ F. Chase and her daughter.
Mrs. Baile-- will leave next week for
1 Los Angeles, where they will make
their home.
i Mr. Horace Whitehouse of Washburn
college will leave the latter part Of next
week to spend the Christmas holidays
with relatives in Lorain, Ohio
Mrs. Harry Steinberg, Mrs ivan
4 Ward, Mrs. Ralph Zane and Mrs
4 Charles Steinberg spent Thursday in
i Kansas City.
) A delicious chicken pie supper will be
served this evening at Unity church, 70
cents. A Christmas bazaar will be held
, afternoon and evening.
Mrs. George e. Heyden of Kansas
) City is the guest of Mrs Frank Lewis
Mr.. and Mrs. w. D. Beggs of. Youngs-
town, O., accompanied by Miss Mary
Beggs, are visiting their son, Mr.. S. S.
Beggs, 1884 Topeka avenue.
) Mr.. John Waters, who has been in
st. Francis. Kan. for the past week.
returned Thursday.
Mrs. Howell Jones will leave some
time next month to spend the rest OF