The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1912-02-24


The Priscilla club entertained Mr.. and
Mrs. j. O.. Wolfe Thursday evening at
their home 1919 North Jackson street, the
ladies' of the Priscilla club and their hus-
bands at a George Washington party The
house was prettily decorated, the decora-
lions being mostly of flags and cut flow
ers. The guests were masked and some
very pretty and antique costumes were
worm Mr. and Mrs. George p. Fiedering
took the prize for the best costume, they
representing George and Marina WASH
ington The refreshments were in accord
ance with the day and were served by
several ladies wearing gowns thaI We're
worn about fifty years ago; Inc IoI9W-
ing guests were present; MT ana MIS-
Henry Schuler, Mr.. and Mrs. Charies
Suite, Mr.. and Mrs. Walter q: Sna~' MI
and Mrs. Geo. p. Fiederlng, MI anu Nlls-
Melvin Kelsey, Mr.. and Mrs. Freeman
Bell, Mr.. and Mrs. Finney, Mrs MlileI,
Miss NTadge Moore, Mr.. and Mrs chris
Christensen, Mr. and Mrs; WIN ny Wl lqri
Riscoe Mr. and Mrs. Noel Copeland, MT
and Mrs Walen f. Shaw, Mrs hrahK
Jordan, Mrs. W. NJ. Amos Mrs W. ..
Amos.
Sunday evening o'clock dinner, Throop
Halls orchestra
The mons class of the First Methodist
church will discuss the devil 10 know
more about him. Mr.. John Marshan VIII
lead the topic. MT. W. ..EsoonSething new"
DIR. E. S. Pettyjohn will teach .hS LII iTSs go,
Messrs. King, Beach and Nyman WI 49,. -
nish special music Ciass sessio i, ,,set
nronntlv at $3.50 o'clock. Harrison stesl
The Special Loan Agency OF the NOl m
western Mutual Life Insurance com p S |
\ rSi,1-a,,lree Wisconsin, has removed from
No 3 Stormont building to NO SlS Ne"
England building
aar,,,rrer in the Justus b. Under
holm case was argued today before JuusS
yyFitcoYnb Final action on the MOTION
was deferred. Linderholm recently lrSu
- eJainst the management of the To-
nelxa asvluu and members of the Doato
of control. asking for $42,VO0 oai1 ss';.;
He alleged that he was illegally o tbat 5o
by the asylum officials, VINO KNEW 'ii'-1 ~
was of sound mind.
Mary A. Floyd. convicted at this term
~ court on five sales counts IN HQuor Il
use was fined $500 by Judge Dana tooay
ana was sentenced to serve five months
n the county jail
Motion was filed by the Topeka Rail
va company today, requesting ths
1hvsical examination of e b. Burhett
lnder an order from the court. -. bVr nj
.ecently filed suit against the street rall-
.av company in which he seeks to recoN-
# damages for personal injuries.
-rau, 70 w. J. Rickenbacher. He can
lelp you
Nellie McknauSht was granted d u
-orce in the district court today. separat-
ng her from John McKnaught- The wlte .
harged extreme cruelty and neglect anu
es+ified that McKnaught often beat her
nd broke the furniture when he started :
rough house.
Sheriff Tom OConner or Emporia was
Topeka on business matters this morn
Nc He is looking for some horses stolen
rom a Lyon county farmer this week
w H. Harper, formerly a Kansas resi-
ent. is in Topeka in the interests Of the
commercial associations of several Colo
ado counties. The thriving towns OF
'arbondale Glenwood Springs. New
'astIe silt Grand Valley. Grand juno
ion. Delta, and Meeker. Col. have CO
perated in a movement to induce people
: come TO their sections. These towns
dvertise an empire of health, wealth and
for the fruit man and the
rover Of alfalfa, potatoes. beets. garden
-licl. oats wheat, hay. poultry. hogs and
We stock. Those who desire complete m
about this rich farming terri
ory should write for profusely Illus
-ated booklets, to W. H HarDer- Abbott
otel. Denver: G. ". Bruce, Delta, Col.