The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1910-05-09

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/ Mrs. James L. King entertained the
i Monday Whist club at her home on
| Topeka avenue. this afternoon. Besides
4 the members of the club, the following
/ guests were present: Mrs. Paul Aud-
| SON of the City of Mexico. Mrs. Marie
| Price Weir Mrs. F. w. Watson, and
Mrs. f. N. Risteen. &.
! Mrs. r. W. Watson will entertain her
| bridge club Tuesday afternoon at her
home, 4O1 Topeka avenue.
There will be an entertainment at the
| First Methodist church wednesday
night given by the women OF the
| church. The program will be given by
Miss Meta Legler, soprano, and Miss
| Florence Moak, pianist and monologist.
| A new French fashion that seems
| little like painting the lily or gid
| ing refined gold.' has added to the Ia
| bors of the deft needle womaI. 1t con-
! Sjsts in working on valencicnnes lace
& heavy embroidery motif. Strands of
white UNFINISHED cotton are used for
| the work, and the pattern of the lace
| is usually selected for the deslgn-that
! is some single blossom or leaf Is
! brought out and made prominent by
! this reinforcing process. 1t means an
| immense amount of work and consumes
hours of time for one garment, and Is
Chiefly profitable to the eye doctor, but
for any woman who thinks it worth the
price it costs to decorate so elaborate
ly such apparel as is carefully and
modestly hidden, the results will be
gratifying.
The initial banquet of 1.-THE Daniels"
, OF the First Presbyterian Sunday
school was held Saturday evening at
he home of Mr.. Fred Sabin. Mr.. Sabin
was POSTMASTER, and responses were
made as follows: Origin of the Daniels
where caught and how captured" Mr..
Willis Carney; Daniels l have known
Webster and Boone Mr.. Frank Nc
Farland; ''Why I am. a Daniel" Mr..
Ira Barrett; Daniels of the Future"
Mr.. Richard Whitcomb. Following the
banque- business meeting was held.
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The Duplicate Whist club will be en-
tcrtained by Mrs. George Crawford. i'll
stead of by Mrs. H. P. Chase, Tues
day afternoon at the Topeka club.
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Mrs. George Snyder gave an Informal
bridge party Saturday afternoon COM
plimentary to Miss Georgia Mosser of
Los Angeles Cal, who is the guest of
Mrs. A, Zahner. Mrs. E. a. Herbst
night in Miss Mosser's honor. Miss
Mosser will leave the latter part of the
week for the east and will sail in a
short time for Europe.
The guests at the onion party Satur-
day night at Mr.. Fred Bullene's bunga-
low. bore up bravely throughout the
evening, and while torrents of tears
fell, all the guests were provided with
umbrellas, and no fatalities from
drowning have been reported. Pre-
vious to the serving of the onions, a
touching sermon was delivered from
the text, "If you have tears to shed,
prepare to shed them now,' by the
host The coronation service was car
ried out according to program, and
now the smile that wreaths the gentle
face of the May queen is the compile
ment of the wreath that clasps his
parietal bone. 4
Notes and Personal Mention.
Mr.. j. d. NJ. Hamilton left today for
q trip of two weeks to California
Miss Katherine Weber is.the guest of
Miss Bertha Becker of Meriden.
Mr.. and Mrs. S. w. Denton of 901
Fillmore street are the parents of
daughter, born Friday.
Mrs. Fred Jolly of Roswell, \. NJ,
who is visiting her mother, Mrs. p. c.
Chamberlain, is spending few days in
Kansas City.
to Hot Springs, Ark, for her health,
has returned much benefited.
Judge W. F. SchOch will go to st.
Louis about the 18th, where he will
denver lecture before the National
Conference of Charities and Correc-1
tions.
Mrs. George Straebler of the Vir-
ginia left Saturday for Ohio to spend
the summer with relatives.
DIR. $. S. Estey will leave this week
for Atlantic City to attend a conven-
ton of the national presbytery.
Mr.. Ray Oliver is i'll at st. Francis
hospital with appendicitis.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. H. German and
their daughter, Miss Eolah German,
have gone to Los Angeles to spend a
few weeks.
Mrs. F. p. Bacon will attend the
Sunday school convention in Washing
ton. d. c., this week.
Mrs. Edward Graftstrom of Column
bus, Ohio, is visiting Mrs. William
Henderson.
DR.. S. e. Pettyjohn Iectured Sun
day evening at the Seward Avenue
Baptist church on temperance and its
relation to tuberculosis.
Mr.. A. Samuel has gone to Chicago
on a weeks business trip.
Mr.. Louis ParSOn of Wamego spent
Sunday with Topeka friends.
Miss Minnie Kraushaas celebrated
her birthday anniversary Saturday at
her home, 500 Topeka avenue, by a
party attended by the following guests.
Miss Minnie Calkins, Miss Dell Ellis
ton, Miss Dora Krentz. Miss Marie
Bostrom, Miss Hazel Richter. Miss
Ruth Hanson, Miss Minnie Kraushaas,