The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1913-01-11

Banta, Mr.. Ernest Miller, Mr.. Arthur
Harris. Mr.. Thos. Aikens, Mr.. Carl Banta,
Mr.. Walter Seward, Mir. Charles Payne
and Mr.. Roy Jacobs.
The Social Hour club will have tn Il,
next regular meeting with Mrs. H. 5.
Hope "a her home on East enth street.
-sIrs. James Bear entertained the Bell
view Literary club last Wednesday after
noon at her home, corner Eleventh
election of officers was held. FollowInss
is the list: President, Mrs. Ralph Elerick.
vice president, Mrs. Emma sheafor; sec
e: Cook; chaplain, Mrs. Chas. Lingo.
The following members were present
Byers, Mrs. Ralph Elerick Mrs. Hainss,
Mrs. Chas. Linse, Mrs. Ed Mttingy, Mrs
4; sheaffer. Mrs; S. Iwig. Mrs; p. Gin,
, Flossie MattinS1y. The next regular meet
ing will be held at the home of Mrs. r.
Bedweil, corner Tenth and California ave
MUGS.
Lincoln Circle Sewing society will ha ,e
their regular meeting next Tuesday after
noon at Lincoln Post hall. The meeting
IS called for at 1 o'clock for the purpose
of eiecting new officers for this year. An
Interesting program has been arranged
and will be followed by a banquet. All
members are urged to be present.
Mrs. F. G: Davis of E-anner street viii
size is visiting relatives and friends for
few days.
Mrs. Frank Cherrie and son Vernon FL
more expect to leave the latter part OF
next week for Los Angeles. Cal, to Join
Mr.. Cherrie and will make lneir home
there.
Mrs. James Brizendine will entertain
the Lotus Embroidery club next TUESDAY
afternoon at her home, 715 Liberty street.
M~. and Mrs. A. E. Seal, 42S Madison
street, are the proud parents OF a son,
born January 6.
Mrs. a. A. Hope entertained the For
elsn Missionary society Of the Third Pres
street last ~ ednesday afternoon. On &C
count of the lnclement weather Il srnaner
number tran usual was in attendance.
Those present were: Mrs Black, Mrs.
Norton, Mrs. Patterson, Mrs. Alexander.
Mrs. Flintham and Mrs. Hope. The sub
tect for the afternoon was "Our Chinese
Martyr. The next meeting VIII be heI1
with Mrs. Deadly at her home on Scotland
avenue. assisted by Miss Riddle.
Professor F. F. Dawdy is in Leroy.
| Kan, for few days on business.
Mrs. o. Shaul has returned to her hon
IN Highland Park. after spending a rev
days with her parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
W. Marsh, in Berryton.
The Westminster Guild OF the Third
Presbyterian church thoroughly enjoyed
social afternoon last Thursday at the
home OF Miss Eleanor BartelI on Van
Bl,ren street. The ladies present we're
Mrs. Barker, Mrs. Haggart, Mrs. Clar-
sFlce Alexander. Mrs. Geo. Mckee, Mrs J.
Nrr. Thos Roe, Mrs. l.. Luthey, Ms.
suck. Mrs Wolf. Mrs. Ash, Mrs. j. z.
Everett. Miss Elizabeth Wilson and Mss
BartelI
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. d. Vance entertained
at dinner last evening at their home in
Highland Park Mr.. d. 3. Marsh and
Gaushtcs Miss Nivien Of Portland ore
Mr.. and Mrs. o Shaul and daughter Miss
Pearl ShauI.
Mrs. Louise Loud entertained the
Dorcas society of the Third Christian
church Thursday afternoon a. her home
326 Klein street On account OF the Ia
clement weather and a great deal Of i'll
ness the number IN attendance was con
siderably decreased Those present were:
Mrs. Corwine, Mrs. Laird, Mrs. Snyder
Mrs. Movrer. Miss Margaret Brentnai
and Mrs. Loud.
The Violet Embroidery club will meet
next Tuesday afternoon with Mrs "
W. Snead 2 her home 429 Cedar street
D. 3. Marsh and daughter, Miss Vivte,
Marsh. of Portland. Ore. are visiting
Mr. Marsh's father, G. W Marsh. and
family Of Ohio avenue and other relatives
and friends for a short time.
| Mrs. ). Tonpkins is III at her hone IN
| Highland PARK with an attack of the
grip
The Harmony Needle club met Las,
Tuesday afternoon with Mrs. c. Folly III
/ East Twentieth street. The following
l ladies were present: Mrs. J. Rovelle, Mr.
Rosa Lueneberger. Mrs. Mary Renshar
Mrs. Folly and Miss Elizabeth Cremer
| The guest OF the club was Mrs. Clara
| held with M-S- Rosa Juenbercer.
Mrs. ]. c. Everett viii entertain the
Westminster Guild OF the Taird Presby-
terian church next Thursday afternoon al
/ her home. 30S LELAND street.
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