The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1912-01-03

Black from Boulder. where they spent
Christmas week with her
Mr.. J. c. Gafford has returned from
Archie. Mo-. where he spent New Years
with his daughter, Mrs. George Por-
Mr.. and Mrs. #. c. Cox. of 1926 West
street, are the parents OF son, born
The Mothers G. E. society of the
First Congregational church, will meet
Friday afternoon at ; o'clock with Mrs.
J. b. Freeman, 623 Madison street
! Mr.. Glen Van Dorp, who spent the
holidays with his parents. Mr. and Mrs
Louis Van Dorp, has returned to the
School of Mines, Golden, Col.
Mr.. and Mrs John r. Shelton who
have been visiting Mrs. Shelton's moth
er, Mrs. n. T. Handy, have gone to
Grand Rapids, Mich, 10 spend q rev
months. They will stop in Topeka on
their return to their home IN Hoou
River, Ore
Mr.. and Mrs. H. s. Proctor and their
| two children, of Kansas City, returned
home Tuesday. They visited Mrs. Proc
, tors parents, Mr.. and Mrs J. K. May
berry, during the holidays.
| Mr. and Mrs. o. P. Updegraff have
| returned from Maple Hill, where they
attended q reunion OF the CpdegraH
! family at the r. II. Updegraff home.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. p. Summers gave a
| family dinner New Years, attended by
| the following guests: Mr. and Mrs
! Frank Summers, Mr.. and Mrs VIII
| Summers, Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Check
| field Mrs. Lee Myers, Mrs Qulnt ray
Ior, Mrs. Carl Atwood. Miss Pearl sum
! mers Miss Grace Summers MISS DAISY
| Summers and Master Wade summers
| Former residents of Perry, Kan. met
| at Gemqnell hall of the Y. M. c. A and
| organized the Topeka-Perry club. Win
| the following officers: Dr. w. W Haees'
| president: Rev. d. Shut, vice preSl-
dent; Mr.. Fred Hess, secretary ana
! treasurer. Anyone who has lived in
Perry or the vicinity is eligible TO
| membership.
| Mr. and Mrs. J.. G. Rodemeyer return
ed Tuesday from Winfield, where they
| visited Mr.. and Mrs v Y Dexter ior-
| rnerlv of Topeka, who celebrated their
sixtieth wedding anniversary
The Happy Hour c,un VIII n9 II
| Thursday afternoon with MRS J. n.
Whipple 473 Reno avenue.
Mr.. and Mrs. H B. Howard gave
the members of the intermediate e T.:
society of the First CONGREGATIONAL
church a. sleigh ride New Years night
with DR. Arthur Henderson as honored
guest. The sleigh was built es1ec1aiiy'
for the occasion. Those who attended
were: Miss Doris Stark, Miss Edith
! stark. Miss Rose Baker MISS Be .4:sl n
McCahon. Miss Helen McCahon, Miss
Lillian Boon. Miss Hazel Clark, MISS
/ Eliza beth Clark, Miss Heinzman. MISS
4 katherine Alexander, Miss Irene Smith.
Miss MARI Ward. Miss Louise Ward,
! Miss Edits Norris Miss Esther Chron-
ister Miss93 Irene Millisen. Mr. Oran
Millisen. Mr. Hubert Howard. MI Gar
rett Porter Mr.. Roy Manley, Mr. Rich
1 ard Ward Mr.. Donald Barstow, MI
| Donald Mccormick, Mr.. Chelsey NC
Cormick. Mr.. Edward Foster and Mr.
John Bennett.
The Taxa Art Embroidery club will
meet Thursday afternoon with Mrs n
T. Graft. 1904 College avenue.
Miss Ruth whitney spent today in
Kansas City.
Miss Gladys Scott viii leave Sunday
for Oklahoma to visit friends Tor
month She will be the guest of MISS
Hazel Larlxin in Bartlesville. and from
there will go to Norman, Oklahoma to
visit Mrs. Harold Bozell, formerly Miss
Isabel Heath
Mrs. C. F. Whitney viii go to Wichi-
ia next week to visit her daughter,
Mrs Thomas Pierce
Mr. Ray E. Wilson went to Colony,
Kansas. to spend New Years.
Mr.. Bennett r. Hornsby visited reia-
tives near Council Grove, Kansas. Mon
day Mr. r. M. Page accompanied hIrn
| on his return to Topeka
Miss Anna Goodwin has returned
from Kansas City, where she spent
New Years
Mr.. Horace M. Wright. his mother
Mrs s. f. Wright, and his sister, MISS
Eliza beth Wright, of Bedford, Iowa,
are visiting the w. Fl. Wright family
some friends Of the bachelors who
live over at the 7. NJ. c. A. demand to
] know why they have adopted the TAD