The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1912-12-07
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Mrs. George wettling entertained the
Following little friends last Saturday
afternoon at her home. ASS Reno street, in
celebration of her son Georges seventh
birthday anniversary: Myrtle Carey
Thelma Robins Lorna Godlove Mary Ed
wards wards, Velma Robbins. Mabel Hall: Dora
Whipple, Una Hatman. Nellie Shaffer.
Dollie Smelser. Marguerite Brewer, De
lores Wettling. Stanley Weaver Ural
Kentrall. Warren Mott Joseph Slagel
LeueIlen Smelser and George Rake Tn
afternoon was spent PLAYING games and
Mrs. Wettling was assisted during the
afternoon by her mother. Mrs. Geo. Rake
Mrs. Kate Wilson has returned to her
home in Oakley. Kan. after visiting with
the Andrew Losh family of Lake street
short time.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. NJ. Higgins of Garrett
Kan. are spending few days at the W
II. Higgins home on East Fourth street,
and visiting other relatives and friends.
MIS-. j. Bear Will entertain the BellVie "
Literary club Wednesday afternoon at her
home. corner Eleventh street and Repub-
lican avenue.
er Embroidery club last Thursday after
noon at her home 1923 College avenue
The following members were present: Mrs
Fred Skidmore, Mrs. Mike Miller, Mrs.
Miller. Mrs. John Petit, Mrs. Will Darby
Mrs Marvin Husband. Mrs. Geo. Green
Snyder and Mrs. Irish. The next regular
meeting will be held with Mrs. Mike
Miller at her home. corner Swan and
Madison streets, Highland Park.
The Westminster Guild of the Third
Presbyterian church will meet Thursday
afternoon with Mrs: Ivan Haggard, 1875
meeting until after the holidays.
Mrs. Frank Michael of Scranton, sister
of Mrs. Richard Bancroft of East Eighth
street underwent an operation at Christ's
hospital Wednesday and is doing nicely.
Mr.. and Mrs. Amos Beeler and daugh-
tiers Mabel Myrtle and GuenndoIyn and
Mr. Roy Hoover will be dinner guests
SUNDAY at the John Feldner home 929
East Eighth street.
Mrs. May Lester has returned to her
home in Quenemo. after spending a few
davs at the A. Losh home.
The following friends of Miss Hattie
Jackson gave fare well party for her last
night at her bone. 100 Locust street: Miss
Naomi Sheafor, Miss Evelyn Moses Miss
Jeanette Pringle. Miss Jennie Peterson,
man. Miss Sadie SAWYER Miss Bessie
Carothers, Miss Vesta holland. Miss Jack
son, Mr. Morris Swearengen. Mr.. Carl
Schrader. Mr.. Raw Pringle, Mr. Lester
SAWYER. Mr.. Clyde Morse, Mr.. Albert
Schrader, Mr.. Ernest Brit and Mr.. Harry
French. Mrs. Ida Jackson. her daughter
Hattie and mother. Mrs. NJ. Clelend, left
today for Manhattan, where they will
make their home
the following friends last Tusday evening
at their home 412 Sumner street: Mr.. and
Mrs. E. L. Jones. Mr.. and Mrs. William
Hawk Mrs. J. A. McCosham, Miss Fran
guerite Hawk and Mr.. Russner Hawk.
Lincoln Sewing Circle held their annual
coin Post hall. The following officers
We're elected: President, Mrs. DR.. Raub;
Junior vice president. Mrs. Sara Stephen
SON senior vice president, Miss Gusste
Losh: treasurer. Mrs. Mollie Hunter: chap
lain. Mrs z. c. Burge: conductress. Mrs.
S. L. Hughey; guard Mrs. ]. Richie;
will be held next Tuesday at
Lincoln Post hall to which all members
are urged to attend. The day will he
Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Nordstrom ard
viii spend the day Sunday with
relatives in Elmont-
Tuesday afternoon with Mrs George
Pollinger at her home, 47s Reno street;
Christian church were entertained Friday |
afternoon by Mrs. Noah Foutch's division !
at the home of Mrs. S G. Sawyer, 7os |
Lake street. The following ladies were |
present: Mrs. c. z. YeweH. Mrs. w. L. |
Ravens, Mrs. James Mullin, Mrs. Chas-
Sheafor. Mrs G A Horn Mrs; Noah |
Studevant. Mrs. Frank Newland. Mrs. n. |
J. Corwine, Mrs. Simmons and Mrs. Saw
yer. Mrs. F. L. Wilson of the Central |
Park Christian church was guest. TIE
next meeting will be held January 8 with /
Mrs. n. Foutch. go Jefferson street
Chas. Losh has returned to his home in |
with his brother Andrew Losh and family. !
The Sunday school class of the Third |
Presbyterian church OF winch Mrs Hester |
Sprecher is a member pleasantly surprised |
her Friday afternoon at the home of her /
daughter Mrs. James Mullin, 40 German |
avenue, the occasion being her eighty |
second birthday anniversary. The follow |
ing ladies were present: Mrs. J. c. Ev- /
srett Mrs G. H. Flintham, Mrs. Harriet /
CheckfieId Mrs. G. W. Holden, Mrs Har- |
-iett Murnmery. Mrs. w. G. Greer, Mrs |
z. NJ Derby. Mrs. W. J. Dealy, Mrs. J. A 1
Alexander. Mrs. Margaret Kelley, Mrs. J. /
B. Norton, Mrs. Sprecher. Mrs. Mullin /
and little Mary Jolley. The afternoon was i
spent in a social way and Mrs. Sprecher |
was the proud recipient of numerous gifts
The Vesta Embroidery club met Friday |
her home. pa Twist street. The follow
ns members were present: Mrs. D. 7. |
rfoupson Mrs. A. E. Widau Mrs E l.
Jones' Mrs ]. NJ. Jones, Mrs. T. Il
Barnes, Mrs. W. L. Cummings Mrs. g. |
D. Webb. Mrs. I. N. Dunning. Mrs F. II