The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1911-01-28

wives of the senators and represents
tives who are in the city. THOSE VINO
will receive with Mrs. Nellis will ne:
Mrs. w. r. Stubs and the wives OF
ex-governors of Kansas as follows:
Mrs. Charles A. Robinson OF Law
Mrs. S. ]. Crawford, Mrs. J: +. 81.
John of Olathe, Mrs. George w: Gllck
of Atchison, Mrs. Willis ]. Bailey OF
Atchison and Mrs. E. W. Hoch OF
Marion, Mrs. r. j. Hopkins, wife OF
the lieutenant governor, ana MIS-. u
H. Buchanan, wife of the speaker OF
the house, will also stand in line Mrs.
Nellis has been in the west for th the
past year, and the party MONDAY VIII
be her first receiving day since her
return. A great many guests VIII IN
doubtedly call, not only her trlehos III
Topeka, but also many out OF town
guests who will be here for the ran
sas day celebration and those VINO are
here with their husbands in the lesls-
lature. Mrs. Nellis has, therefore,
asked the assistance of a NUMBER Oh
r7peka women and several of wide ac-
ouaintance from out of town. Those
who will help through the rooms are
Mrs w A. Johnston, Mrs. d. w. Null
vane, Mrs. Charles Curtis. Mrs. r
MacLennan, Mrs. A. A. Robinson MIS-
]. r. Mulvane, Mrs. Arthur CdppGi'
Mrs. Charles f. Spencer, Mrs. l. ii.
Mum, Mrs. Margaret Wiggin, MRS;
George w. Veale, the wife of Colonel
Veale, Mrs. G. G. Foster. Mrs M: "A.
Low. Mrs. Albert T. Reid. Mrs. Jonn
T. CLANCY. Mrs. William Allen Whlte
of Emporia. Mrs Eustace Brown OF
Olathe Mrs. F. W. watson, MRS. L.
F. Carver, Mrs. F. G. Bowen, MRS: W.
S. Bowen, Mrs. f. NJ. Bonebrake, MIS
J. w. F. Hughes, Mrs. Margaret nm
McCarter, Mrs. Bennett R. Wheeler,
Mrs. C. B. Skinner. Mrs. May Bellevllle
Brown of Salina, Mrs. Eugene f. ware
of Kansas City, Kansas, Mrs. James
II. Humphrey of Junction Guy, ha N
sas, Mrs. S. S. Estey, Mrs. George NJ
Noble. Mrs. James B. Hayden, Mrs. A.
w. Knowles, Mrs. A. A GODDARD, MIS-
c. c. Goddard of Leavenworth, mrs
James w. Orr of Atchison, MRS. T..
Blount of St. Joseph, Mo-, MIS-. u. L.
Lakin, Mrs. Charles NJ. Sheldon MIS-.
Harrison Morgan, Mrs. Speed Hughes
Mrs p. c.. Noel and Mrs. E. B. Mar
riam. Those who have been asked 10
serve in the dining room are: MISS
Lenora Stubs, Miss Mary MacL 14eItlsIa
Lillian Foster, Miss Maemae N1chols'
Miss Ethel Nichols, Miss Alice Lakln'
Miss Nanon Herren, Miss BesS camp
bell and Miss Wilhelmine Marburg.
Before Mrs. Nellis left Topeka
year ago, it was her custom to receive
informally on the 18th and Goth OF
each month. She will keep her at
home days as before now that she mas
returned, until the early summer when
she will go to her country nome 10
remain until fall.
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Two interesting events of Friday
afternoon were an informal reception
given by Mrs. Charles Curtis at ner
home on Topeka avenue ana MIS- W.
Johnston's lat home" at ElmWood
Mrs. Curtis was assisted by Mrs. Han
nah Edwards of Emporia, and MISS
PermeHa Curtis. Mrs. Edwards mas
been a guest at the Curtis home since
Thursday, and she and her niece,
1v-1c xxrh Win
her. will return to their home the
first of next week. The women who
received with Mrs. Johnston were Mrs
c. c. Goddard of Leavenworth, Mrs
James Humphrey of Junction CITY ana
Mrs. Eugene Ware of Kansas City,
Kansas, Miss Winifred Greene. Miss
Lillian Stone and Miss Lois Lindsey
served tea. Mrs. Eugene Ware. who
is visiting Mrs. Johnston, VIII be mere
until after the meeting of the Wom-
aus kansas Dav club Mrs. Goddard
will be here until the close of the leg
islative session, and Mrs. humphrey
will be Mrs. Johnston's guest a few
DAYS. and will then take room at the
Gordon and will remain in topeka
few weeks longer.
Congressman and Mrs. James Wat
son of Indiana, will arrive the first OF
next week to be guests of Mr.. and Mrs.
Davfd w. Mulvane. Mr.. Watson will
he one of the speakers on the Kansas
Dav program for Tuesday, and Mrs.
Watson will be a guest at the Woman's
Kansas Day club luncheon.
Mrs. Frank Daugherty and Mrs. A.
F. Colson of the Throop hotel will
give reception Wednesday afternoo
February s. for the legislators wives
who are guests at the Throop.
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The Junior Atlantean club will meet
~ ayt wit
walker and Miss Grace Whiting, at
Miss Walkers home Kansas Day
program will be given, and Miss
Esther Clark, of the Kansas university.
will give an address on, why 1 am
KanSan."
The Lakota club will meet Monday,
January 80, with Mrs. Frank Merriam,
at her home on Western avenue.
The Topeka Chapter D. A. r. will
give a luncheon at Mrs. Wiley's tea
room, in the Commerce building in
celebration of Washington's birthday.
The luncheon will be followed by
toasts and papers on appropriate SUBJ
jects. Tickets may be procured from
Mrs. A. NJ. Petro. 1923 Topeka avenue;
sale closing February 1S.
The Ideal Card club will meet We'd
nesday, February l, with Mrs c. NJ
Hill, at her home, 1894 Harrison
street.
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Miss Nellie Kirk has asked guests
for Saturday afternoon, February 4. in
honor of Mrs. Walter Davis and Mrs.
r. NJ Gerow of Hutchinson. who are
visiting their mother, Mrs. Eta Had
ley.
Mrs. S. ]. Hodgins of SIS TYLER
street, entertained the NJ w club
at o'clock dinner Thursday even
ing. The guests were: Mrs. ]. Van