The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1911-01-04

meet Thursday with Mrs u. q. oteeh'
1901 Buchanan street.
Mrs. c. T. Trap and Miss Lillian
Trapp have returned from Miami
Miss Ruth lmlin returned TO-DAY TO
Jacksonville, ILL.,, where she attends the
Woman's college. She spent the holl-
days in Topeka
Mrs. George Brenning and her chill
dren have returned to Kansas CITY
after a visit to Mrs Il. v (oloen anu
Mrs A. NJ. Officer.
Vera CIauser and Miss Mary Clauser'
of Kansas City, have returned nome.
after visit to Mrs. j. R. Clauser ana
Mrs. George Downing.
Mr. and Mrs. Paul Huycke and their
family have returned from Ellsworth,
Kan, where they spent the holidays
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Reynolds have
given the name Edwin George to their
infant son, born December 80.
Mrs. George N. Goodrich is seriously
ill at her home on Madison street.
Miss Elizabeth Gregory gave lunch
con Monday for Miss Jane Waters of
Kansas City, and Miss Lolita Greene of
Bonner Springs. Covers were laid for:
Miss Waters, Miss Greene. Miss Emily
Hardy, Miss Ida Hardy, Mr.. Harry
Hardy and Mr. Perry Chapman. After
the luncheon, the party attended matt
nee at the Novelty
The Ladies' Missionary society of the
Second United Presbyterian church
will hold their monthly missionary
meeting this afternoon at the home of
Mrs. D. E. Smith, $50 Huntoon street.
Mrs. NJ II. Rigby and Mrs. w. O..
Rigby have returned from Chanute,
where they were guests of Mrs. Walter
Mitchell.
Mrs. John R. MuIvane, who has been
i'll for the past few weeks, is able to be
about again.
Miss Sarah Roark and Miss Martha
Roark, who spent the holidays in To-
peka, have returned to Liberty, Mo-,
where they are attending school.
Mr.. J. A. Clark of New York has re-
turned home after holiday visit to his
sister. Mrs. E. A. Austin. Mr.. Austin
is recovering from an illness of a few
weeks
Miss Nellie Belt has gone to Paw
nee Rock, Kan, to spend three weeks
with her brother. Mr.. Charles Belt.
Mr.. Fred 8. Jackson spent Tuesday
in Kansas City.
DR.. H. T. Mclaughlin of Sterling,
Kan. formerly medical missionary
in Sudan, Africa, Is in Topeka visit
ing relatives.
Mrs. J. w. Going will give an adj
dress at the Vesper services of the
Y. w. c. A. Sunday afternoon.
Mr.. Robert Burnett has returned to
st. Louis after a visit to his uncle, Mr..
J. c. Burnett.
Mrs. R. M. Bowman of FIT. Lupton,
Colo, formerly of Topeka. died a few
days ago at her home, and was buried
Tuesday in Randolph, Kan. Rev. Mr..
Bowman and the children will stop
in Topeka on their return home from
Randolph and will be at the home of
Mr.. and Mrs. A. B. Chamberlain. 1851
Washburn avenue, Friday evening,
when friends of Rev. Bowman are in
vited to call and see him at the Cham
berlain home.
Mrs. c. E. Bastyen of Quincy street,
gave dinner party Saturday for the
following guests: Mrs. Louise Towns
Mrs. Anna c. Jenkins, Mrs. Cofman,
Mrs. M. A. Link. Mrs. Howkenberry,
Mrs. NJ. C. Finley, Mrs. E. c. Burge.
Mrs. Roach, Mrs. Bolenger. Mrs. Nor
rison, Miss Allen, Miss Nickel, Miss
Robbins, Mr.. A. Sieber, Mr.. George
Siber. Mr.. Charles Hess, Mr.. Warner,
Mr.. Butts and Mr.. Sherman Ayeres
The entertainment for the occasion
consisted of music and the recounting
of early experiences, of the guests.