The Topeka state journal., 1909-02-06

and Mrs Charles L Mitchell, Mr. and
Mrs John B. Nicholson. Mr.. and Mrs
Nichols, Mrs Julia WikidaI Wells, Mr.
Jay House, Miss Ethel Estberg, Mr.
Charles Guibor. Miss Edna Herbst. Mr.
Walter DeIfs. Miss Nellie MiIIspaugh
Mr. Harold Copeland, Mr.. John Wa
ters, Mr.. Dana MacVicar and Mr.. Mike
Murray
Miss Helen Haughey entertained her
bridge club Friday afternoon and the
! following additional guests: Mrs. P
| E Chamberlain OF Denver, Miss Louise
McNeaI. Miss Ruby McNeaI of Guth-
rie Okla Miss Ann Troutnan Miss
Ella Davis. Miss Bereuice Johnson of
AtchiSon, Miss Florence Guild, Miss
Corfnne Coston. Miss Alice BayIess Of
| Springfield, No, and Miss Margaret
| Going
| Notes and Personal Mention
I Miss Elsie Gordon of Sioux City. Ia,
| is expected soon for a visit to Miss
Permelia Curtis
and Miss EulaIie Cadwallader of kan
sas City, are expected next week to
visit Miss Helen McGOf, 115S Fillmore
street.
Mrs. Dick Alden win leave soon for
Boston TO visit her sister, Mrs. Warren
Akers.
Mr.. ]. A McKenna. of Omaha. is the
guest OF his sister, Mrs David Null
zane.
Mrs. Robert D. Carver will be the
hostess Of the art club Monday.
The Alta Vista club will meet Mon
days afternoon with Miss May Kellam,
909 Tenth avenue, west
Miss DolIie Martin and Mrs. H 7.
Butterfeld will entertain the Saturday
Afternoon club. February Is, at the
home of Miss Martin, 1924 Jackson
street.
The Welsh society will meet with Mr..
Joseph Davies, AS Buchanan street, at
2:30 p. m, Sunday afternoon
Miss AnnabeI Garvey and Miss jose
phine Norton, who are students at
Wellesley, have been guests this week
at Smith of Miss Helen Estey and on
the invitation of Miss Marguerite Mills
and Miss Josephine keizer of Kansas
City. who are juniors, attended the
Junior F'roIic, one of the important
events of the Smith year
Mr.. l. E. Hazen of Lawrence will
spend Sunday with Mr. Clay Hamilton
Mr.. Luther TilIotson, who is a stu
dent at the university, is up from Law
renee to spend the weekend with his
parents Mr.. and Mrs D. c. TiIIOtSOn-
Miss Edna Gaford, who is a student
at X L. and Mrs. Earl Gaford OF Oak
HaIk who has been visiting her pa
ents at Lawrence. are spending the
weekend with Mr. and Mrs J. c.
Gaford
Miss Ruby McNeaI of Guthrie. Ok. is
the guest Of her cousin. Miss Louise
McNeal. for q few weeks
Mr.. Wallis Hoch, who IS a student
at Baker university. will spend Sun
500 Lincoln street.
Mr.. wister Williams is spending the
day in Kansas City
Miss NJ E. Quigley, OF Colorado
Springs, is the guest of Mrs. T. H.
Forbes, 7O6 Polk street, for week
Mrs J. H. McGof and her daughter.
Miss Louise, leave tonight for San
Antonio. Texas, to be gone for few
weeks.
Mrs J. A Renwick has gone to
Cherry Fork, Ohio. called by the death
of her mother
Mr.. and Mrs. George stansfeld have
returned from California
Miss Rose Mitchell Will go to Man
haitian next week to visit Miss Edna
Thompson of Minneapolis. Kan, who
is a student at K s A G
Mr.. Willard Pierce will return to
Culver Military institute, Culver, Ind.
tomorrow, after a week with his par
ents. Mr.. and Mrs Robert Pierce
Mrs. George Mitchell and Miss Lou
ise Wood are in Kansas City for the
Miss Mildred Kepley. who was grad
uated from the high school with the
January 'O9 class. Will return to her
home in Meriden tomorrow
Mrs F. X Jordan. of Baldwin, Is
visiting Mrs. William Connors-
Mrs Lewis Deppe and her son, Mr..
clifford Deppe, are spending the week
eQ0 AT the Z" D. DG0AA Ao-A II A0s-A
The Willard W. c. T. Z. will meet
with Mrs s. A Allen. 800 West Sixth
avenue. Tuesday afternoon
Miss Dora Crump of Howard is
visiting her sister, Mrs. J. l. Logsdon,
1908 Kansas avenue Miss CrumD Is
a teacher in the Howard city schools
Miss Mabel Van SAINT and Miss
MyrtIe Spurrfer have gone to St Joe
TO be the guests Of Miss Spurrier's
brother. Mr.. F. A. Spurrfer. over Sun
day
Mr.. and Mrs. James Nelson enter
tanned a few guests at cards last
night
The wild Rose Embroidery club |
met at the home OF Mrs. Harry Irons. !
2112 Kansas avenue. Thursday after |
noon Those present were: Mrs
Mary Belveue. Mrs Chas- Renshaw. |
Mrs. Walter Arnold and Mrs. W. NJ. /
Houser. Next week the club Will /
meet with Mrs. Houser at GIL West /
Sixth street
Mrs. 4. B. Hollis entertained at |
cards Friday evening for her cousin, |
Miss Florence Talbot. of Kansas City. |
One Of the most enjoyable parties
given by Post II and Relief corps "a. |
was held at the residence OF Mr. and I
Mrs. PIiIey on Polk street. Friday
evening The programme consisted
of talks by several OF the comrades,
and piano solos by Miss Florence
smith and Mrs. Locke Harper, a toast
TO the flag by Mrs Fitzgerald and a
song and recitation by little Miss
Stewart The following were present: |