The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1909-09-24

Mr.. and Mrs. E. H Perry. DR.. and
Mrs E. S. Pettyjohn, Mr.. and Mrs. Geo.
G. Nyman and daughter, Rosamond,
Mr.. and Mrs. C. c.. Nicholson and
Miss Anna Banks.
A subscription dance for the
Helianthus, TivoH and Varsity sets
will be given tonight at Steinberg's.
Mr.. Harry Eagle and Mr.. Joe Risteen
are in charge of the arrangements.
Mrs Wilbur Sears and Miss Nellie
Berger will entertain at Sears home on
Polk street tonight in honor of Miss
Minnie Houser whose marriage to Mrs.
Henry Hustler takes place next Wednes-
day morning at the Church of the As
sumption. This is one of a series of
entertainments that have been given
for Miss Houser this week. Tuesday
evening Mrs. Chas. Miller and Mrs.
Lawrence Ellis entertained for her at
the Ellis home on Madison street, and
Mrs. Edward Stader of 916 West Sec
ond street has asked guest for Friday
night in her honor.
r
Miss Louise KeIlam, whose marriage
to DR.. Frank Smithfes of Ann Arbor,
Michigan will take place tomorrow
night, is the most interesting event of
the week to a wide circle, has set the
example of dispensing with ante-wed-
ulIS entertainments ana mas not per-
mitted any of her friends to give par
ties in her honor. Last, night, however
her uncle Mr.. Charles K. Holiday and
Mrs. Holiday gave family dinner at
which she and DR.. iSmithies were the
guests OF honor, the others being Mrs
Kellam, Miss Katharine Kellam, Miss
Marian Edwards of Kinsley, DR. A. r.
PEBBLES of Boulder. Colorado, Miss
Elizabeth Holiday and Mr.. Kurtz KEEL
lam And by the way it would require
a 70 fi7d - \
more attractive quaFtette. of girls than
Miss Kellam, Miss Katharine Ke1lam,
Miss Holiday and Miss Edwards.
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Notes and Personal Mention.
Mr.. J. C. Gordon.-Mrs. OverhoIt and
MISS Mary Overhaul have returned from
a trip to New York
Mrs. Charles Fiattison and Miss Pat
tison of ElDorado are guests of Mrs
Gardner and Miss Janet Gardner at the
Spivey.
Miss Grace proudfit. who spent the
summer in Minnesota, has returned to
Topeka. 1890
Miss Caroline Underhin has returned
from visit in New York.
MI. M and MIS-, E. =; Herbst win leave
Northwest and California to be gone
a month. During their absence Mr..
and Mrs. George C. Thompson will be
at their house with Miss Edna Herbst
>.
Thompson will make their home with
Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. w. Snyder.
Mr.. and Mrs. Augustus Zahner re-
turned yesterday from their summer
home at Crab Lake. Wis.
Misses Caroline and Elizabeth Dickey
of Tulsa, Ok, are expected tomorrow
to visit Miss Mary Dallas Gage and
Miss Rerepice Emahizer.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Short and Miss
Jessica Short of Belvue have come to
Topeka to reside permanently.
ME- Lee Dlesem of Schenectady, N.
Y, and Mr.. and Mrs. 1. L. Diesem of
Garden City, who were in town for the
Of Miss Bessie Louise Payne
and Mr.. Custer Diesem of Idaho, went
to Garden City yesterday.
Miss Mildred Mills will leave next
week for Broolzville Pa. where she will
attend school this winter.
Mrs II. E.. James Of Ogden, Utah, is
visiting her paraHks. Mr.. and Mrs. C.
D. Myers, of 1878 Harrison street.
The pupils of the Bissing conserva-
tory have orsarized a music club to
be known as the Cecf1ian society.
Mr.. and Mrs. II e. Porter have re-
turned from short visit to Mrs. por-
ter's sister at Eniporia. md have been
Mr.. and Mrs. Champ Jack
son of Abvon, Ohio Mr.. Jackson and
MI. Potter were school mates and boy
hood friends. Mr.. and Mrs. Jackson
I returned homo this morning.
An enjoyable evening was spent
Wednesday at the home of Miss Sophia
Stein of Granville by the following
young people of Topeka: Miss Bertha
Reed, Miss Edith Foss Miss Sophia
Stein, Miss Clarabel Williamson, Miss
Lottie Griffin, Miss Dora Kerle, Miss
Allie Griffin, Miss Mona Griffin, Miss
IDA Wallace, Miss Dora Stein, Miss
Nellie Byrne, Mr.. Earl Cummings, Mr.
Will Mohrey, Mr.aGlen Moorehead, Mr..
Otto Cummings. Mr.. Harry Harris, Mr..
Preston Wilson, Mr.. Otto Cummings,
IIr. Lawrence Mcfarland, Mr.. viii
Stein