The Topeka state journal., 1913-11-18

FRANK +. M4C09nn80 anu Ot4SS
friends. They are on their way from
their summer home at Les Cheneaux
Islands. Michigan. to Long Beach.
California, to spend the winter.
Mr.. T. w. Anderson of MORGAN
town, w. Va. and Mrs J. G. Shay
OF Emporia, Kan., are visiting At the
home of Mr.. and Mrs. e. II. Ender-
son and Mr.. and Mrs. p. A. Lleweliyn-
Mrs. A. N. Baird and MISS SADIE
visit friends.
Miss Winnie williams will return
soon from Jacksonville. Florida. where
she is visiting her sister. Mrs- Arcn
West.
Mrs. Frank Dreyer left this morning
for q visit to her mother and other
relatives in Wathena, KAN, ana 81.
Joseph. Mo. She will be away ABOUT
. two weeks.
Mrx Darwin Denman of Hutchin-
SON and her sister, Miss Anna Robin
son Of Providence, KY. Is spending q
week with friends in Topeka.
Mrs Armatage will entertain the
thimble club Of the Fraternal Union
of America No. 794, at her home. 1923
Madison street, Thursday afternoon.
The Woman's Home Missionary so
ciety Of the First Methodist cnurcn
will meet at the home OF mrs. :. r.
Slaughter, 313 Woodlawn avenue,
Wednesday afternoon, November IL,
at O'Clock.
The Richardson Art Embroidery
club Will meet Wednesday afternoon
with Mrs. c. r. Horner, 1914 Centrai
Park avenue.
The r. p. b. will meet tonight with
Dr. and Mrs. E. S. Pettyjohn. The
| program will be as follows: song
Stainless Banner: invocation by MRS.
Holmes: song. Victory Bells: piano d;.a
Miss Elizabeth Shick: violin duet. MI.
Schick and Mr. Durham: reading.
Miss Ruth Boyer; musical monologue.
1 Miss Boyer and Miss Mccoy: reading.
Miss Lillian Brain; piano solo; MISS
john; violin duet. Mr.. Schick and Mr..
Dnnham; reading, Miss Susie De-
Friese: map illustration. Mrs. Case;
social hour.
Engraved cards, wedding Invitations,
| ers' Co.-Adv.
The Topeka w. C. T. U. met Monday
with Mrs. r. A. Cole. 1910 Fillmore
street. Mrs. L. o. Case gave an ad-
dress on our National Government. an
interesting account of the worlds w.
C. T.. U. convention in Brooklyn. was
given by Mrs. H. J. Whitcomb There
was a social half hour after the pro-
gram. Those present were: Mrs. Whit
comb. Mrs. Emma Drew, Mrs. F. J.
Clark. Frs. L. A. Gillette, Mrs. A. b
Fisher, Mrs. L. H. Evans, Of Omega
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Mrs. A. L. Wiseman, Mrs. E. e. S.af-
ford, Mrs. c. D. Davis. Mrs. Charles
Baker, Mrs. e. s. Pettyjohn. Mrs. Lot
tie A. Case. Mrs. Clara Currie, Mrs
C. J. Smith. Mrs. Cole. Mrs. Lucia O.
Case, Mrs. A. A. Pliley, Mrs. E. A. Van
Allen, Mrs. r.. A. votaw. Mrs. Anna
Lyon, Mrs. v. .Shellhous, Mrs. Rose
Temple, Mrs. E. F. Legg and Mrs. A
J. King.
i Your grocer has Guaranteed Banquet
Flour.-Adv.
Mrs c. L. Kirkpatrick gave an in
formal birthday party in honor OF heI
daughter Lucille. Those who assisted
were Mrs. F. Hensel, Mrs. Will Main
Miss Geneva Hensel. Miss Harmous
Buck. Miss Martha Wetzel. The
guests were Miss Catherine Allen, Loi.
Bacon. Vivian Barnett, Mateel Flair
Frances Bone. Helen Clary, Emily
Cooper, Rachel Dschuden, Dorothy Xii.
lion, Doris Lutes, Viola Nelson. Car
:iolyn RAIDER, Fay .Seipver. Merle Shrake
Mary sumey. M4fsaret Brandon, Mahis
jackson, Dorothy Jackson, Catherine
Pierson, Esther Thornwall, Eugenis
Aigner. Jane Brandon. Mr.. William
;. Pierson. Eldridge Miller, Harold Ma
jOrs. Robert Clery.