The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1911-05-10

account of failing health. He and Mrs.
Sheldon and their little son will go
| to Michigan to spend some time at the
lakes, and later they will go to New
| York for an extended visit before re-
! turning to Topeka. when DR.. Sheldon
| expects to resume his work here.
| Mrs. NJ. c. Hammatt has asked
guests for a party Friday afternoon at
| her home on Tyler street.
The Shakespeare club will meet to-
night with Miss Helen Cockrell, POI
| Greenwood avenue.
| n
! A newspaper man away on a trip
| wrote home to his paper telling how he
| was being entertained by the friends
| he met in his travels The account said /:
When I reached my hotel found an
invitation to an oyster supper. and I
| tell you it tasted good" Eating an
| invitation is new way to dispose of
| it.
/ A kindergarten teacher was show
ling a bird picture toslittle James. ex-
planning that the bird and his mate
were papa and mamma Robin. No
Iticing the crest on the head of the
male bird he said, Mr. Robin should
take his hat off to his Wife
Miss Jennie Blinn will give the sec
ond of a series of MONDAY organ re-
citals Thursday at the First Baptist
church. The program will begin at
1880 and last till 1 o'clock There
is no admission charge, and the public
lis invited to attend.
Miss Helen Hogeboom will give a
Pupils recital Saturday afternoon at
her home on West Sixth street. Pro-
lfessor Arthur Locke's pupils will give
their recital Friday evening, May II.
and Mrs. E. C. Wins class. assist ed
lby some of Madame Souther's pupils,
will give a recital Tuesday evening,
May 16. Miss Lenore Glenn's stu
dents in piano will have their recital
FRIDAY evening, May 10.
The Good Government club will
have an open meeting Thursday after
noon at 2:30 at the Commercial club
rooms. Guests will be welcome. The
following program has been arranged
for the meeting:
Current Events-Mrs w. R. Stubbs
Club Extension-Mrs. A. H. Hor-
Iton.
llative Work-Mrs. Emma Sells Mar
lshall.
| why Women Should Want the Bal
lot and Why 1 Want to Vote-Mrs.
Lucia o. Case.
| Reading-Miss Ernestine Kline.
| "A r
ICountry-Mrs. Lee Monroe.
Attitude of the w c. T. U. Toward
Suffrage-Mrs. Lillian Mitchner.
Report of State Federation Meet
ing at Independence-Mr W. A.
Johnston.
Mrs. c. NJ Hill and Mrs. Harry
Guthrie gave bridge party for about
| thirty guests Tuesday afternoon at
Mrs. Hills home, in honor of Mrs:
Hills sister, Mrs. Dorsey Hunnell
of Des Moines, Ia, Mrs. r. c. Guthrie
of Marysville, Kan. and Mrs John
, Huntington Following the afternoon
party, they gave a dinner and a sec
ond bridge party in the evening. Mrs
Hunnell will be in Topeka about two
weeks longer.
Mrs. L. Beard gave dinner Tues.
| day night at her home, lilo Taylor
street, in honor of Mr. and Mrs. L. P
Bonebrake, who will leave Thursday fol-
| California to make their home. Ths
| guests were: Mr.. and Mrs. Bonebrake
| Mr.. and Mrs. F. A. Swendson. DIR. and
! Mrs. c. E. Hulett, Mr. and Mrs. r. F
DeArmond. Mr.. and Mrs. F. Nj. Drake
Mr. and Mrs. S. z. Brooks, Mr.. ant
Mrs ]. A Howes. Mr.. and Mrs. T. E
| Sheard, Mr.. and Mrs F. J. Hodgins
Mr.. and Mrs. c. E. Buford. Mr. ant
Mrs. j. T. VanVechten.
|
| and Mrs. Sumpter entertained the mem
| bers of the N. N. s.. club at a guest da!
/ meeting Tuesday afternoon at the HON,
i of Mrs. Park, S24 West street. Mis-
II Jessie Waller and Miss Vera BENJAMIN
i furnished music for the entertainment
Il of the guests. and Mrs. l. T. Pric'
gave some readings. The guests of TIL
II club were: Mrs. T. N. Frost, Mrs ]. E
Epler. Mrs. E. T. Legg. Mrs. Craft, Mrs
ii ]. P. Kelly. Mrs. c. c.. Huston, Mrs E
II H. Ebey. Mrs. F. L. Baker. Miss Ell;
Smith. Mrs. Haggart. Mrs. Waite
II Haines. Mrs. W. w. Yates, Mrs. L. I
/ Price, Mrs. H D. Shepard, Mrs. c. E
II | Hanley. Miss nellie Shepard, Mis-
|! Amanda Findlay, Miss Jessie Waller
Mrs. Alice Love Miss Vera Benjamin
Mrs. Frank Vaughn. and Mrs. A.
Wilson. The members who attends
are: Mrs. W. L. Payne, Mrs. F. L