The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1912-11-07
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of Plevna, Kansas, are guests of Mrs.
Harold Tice.
Miss Virginia Meade, a teacher in
the State Agricultural college, is Wis
ting her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. ]. M.
Meade.
Mrs Nat Black has gone to Chicago
for a short visit.
Miss Maurine Stevenson of SaIina
arrived today to visit Miss Bernice
Emahizer and to attend the Wash
burn-K. U. game Saturday.
Miss Myrtle Kelley, a teacher in the
city schools, is at ST. Francis hospital
recovering from a surgical operation
undergone a few days ago.
The Kappa Kappa Chi sorority or
Washburn college had an mutation
party Wednesday night at the home
of Miss Helen Shaver. The new mem
bers initiated are Miss Louise Small
and Miss Edna Reinbach, both OF
Topeka.
Miss Irene Mehl of BurIingame, Miss
Mary Sawyer of Mcpherson, Miss
Mary Virmond and Miss Georgia Der
mond of Hays City are visiting Miss
Lenore Monroe.
Miss Helen Dean Harris of White
City, Miss Maggie Bell Long OF Sa-
lima, Miss Myra Rogers of Abilene
and Miss Katherine Reynolds of Clay
Center are visiting Miss Corinne Cos
ton and Miss Rachel Coston and are
attending the teachers convention.
Mr. Lakin Meade has gone for
business trip to Chicago.
Mrs. o. L. Moore, who was calleo
to Alberta, Canada, on account OF the
illness of her sister, has returned.
Mrs. NJ NJ. Helbert and Mrs. H. G.
HeIbert will leave tonight for Chilli
cothe, Mo-, to spend a Few weeks VS.
iting friends and relatives.
Mrs w. F. Logan has gone to Sc
da1ia, Mo, for weeks visit:
Mr.. James A Ward of Chicago IS
visiting relatives in Topeka a few days.
ri
visiting Mrs. c. H. Lodge returned 10
day to her home in LaJunta, Colo.
Miss Mona Bigum of Garfield Place
has returned from a three weeks VISIT
to relatives in Atchison.
The women of the Priscilla CLUB
of Meriden entertained their nus
bands at Halloween party at the
home of Mrs. F. M. Cristy, north OF
town. The rooms were prett1ly oec-
grated and the party of about 30
persons were conveyed to the Chrlsty
home in automobiles Music and
games furnished entertainment Tor the
guests. The next meeting or the cIuo
will be held November IA with Mrs.
J. F. Taylor.
Mr.. and Mrs R. L. Elliott gave a
musicale Wednesday night at their
home on West Fourteenth street, Mrs.
Elliott giving the program Ihelr
guests were: Mrs G. L. Lutz and her
daughters, Lillian and Geraldine; Mr.
and Mrs F. H. Rippetoe; Mr.. and
Mrs. Walter Stadel, Mrs. Carrel and
her daughter Minnie, Mr.. and Mrs.
F. R. Merriam, Mr.. and Mrs. c. c.
Booher, jr., Mrs. L. E Heyrn, Mr.. and
Mrs. L. H. Barnes, Mr.. and Mrs. E.
Carroll Mr.. and Mrs. T. L. Mason,
Mr. and Mrs. Clyde Treeth, Mr.. and |
Mrs C. S. Snodgrass, Mr.. L. c. FL
lott, Mr.. w. G. Morehead, Miss Ma
RE Lands, Mr.. Fred Mather, Mr.. A.
Carrel, Miss Sylvia B., Mather, Miss
Harriet McCaslin, Mr.. George Mer-
Ram, Mr.. Lester Clawsey, Miss 1della
Meek, Miss Ruth Field and Miss Ada
Heym.
The outcome of the national cleo
ton is of special interest to Topeka
woman, Mrs A. c. Sloan, who will
now have relatives in the White
House. She is a cousin of the newly
chosen vice president, Thomas Mar
shall.
At a meeting of the Fourth Ward
Good Government club, under the di-
rection of Miss Maude Mary Kline, |
addresses were made by Major A. NJ !
Harvey, Frank Doster and Mr.. Gill |
1ette. Music was furnished by May !
Clark's trio-Miss Clark, violinist;
Mr. Frantz 'cellist, and Miss Olive Nc |
Nown, pianist.
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