The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1913-06-26

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to Ss15 or the State Journal office.1
Mrs. S. Jones, 1910 Madison street, is en-
tertaining the Mistletoe club at her home
this afternoon
Mrs. L. B. Short of Chicago, who has
been here for the past two months on ac-
count of the serious Illness of her moth
er Mrs. ]. NJ. Recob, will return to her
home Sunday. Mr.. Short will come to
Topeka the last of the week to accom-
pany Mrs. Short home. Mrs Recob, who
was operated on some six weeks ago. is
slowly improving and will soon be able to
be out.
Mrs. A. Brown and children of 6z7 Madi-
son street were the guests of Mrs Jester
on Topeka avenue yesterday
George Shaffer of Atchison is visiting
his brother and family on Golden avenue
for few days
Mrs. H. s Spencer of Cleburne, Tex.
and Mrs S. NJ. Evans of 627 Madison
street spent Wednesday with Mrs. Eliza
beth Jones' 1915 Jackson street and in the
afternoon Mrs Mary Everett, Mrs. Geer
and two children and niece came to visit
with them
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Mattingly of st.
Joseph will spend the weekend with Mr..
and Mrs. Ed Mattingly of East Topeka.
Miss Lucille Mitchell, who lived for some
time on Monroe street but who has been
with her brother Frank since the death OF
their mother, has accepted the poSltlon
as instructor in shorthand at the Indus
trial school at Beloit and her sister, Miss
Louise, who is the Kansas deputy for
the K and L. of s, viii come to spend
few days with them before Lucille goes to
Beloit-
Mr.. and Mrs. S. E. Morse have returned
from a weeks visit with friends in Lake
View, where they spent most of the time
fishing.
Mr.. and Mrs Andy Galloway of go
last evening for Mrs. Jessie Parks at their
home it being her 18th birthday anniVer-
sary. Dainty refreshments We're served
and the following guests were presenI;
Mr. and Mrs. Fl. Staples, Mr.. and Mrs h
Mattice, Mr.. and Mrs. A. Winton. Mr. and
Mrs a; Staples. Miss Bertha I1 sane ar = mss Is
Hawkins. Mr. Will Newman, MT FTank
Winton. Mr.. Chance Winton. Mr. Harold
Mattice. Mr.. Claude Staples and Mr. Ray
mond Staples.
Mr. and Mrs. A. Staples and sons Claude
and Raymond motored here SATURDAY
from Hoyt to attend the birthday party
Of Mrs. Jessie Parks
terday with Mrs. Grant Gill on East Sixth
avenue. Those present were: Mrs, K
Elerick Mrs. S. A Bedwell. Mrs e. Mat
tingly, Mrs Meyers, Mrs. E Thomas,
Mrs ]. Gilliard, Mrs. Gilchrist, Mrs
Millkan Mrs Lwigi Mrs ci ShaT Ter, n mrS
meeting will be with Mrs. Gilchrtst on
Golden avenue.
Mrs. Charles Bradley, 7o1 Lime street,
was very much surprised last night when
the following ladies came in to spend the
evening. it being her birthday: Mrs. H. J.
Tewiand. Mrs. E Rake Mrs. Bradfield.
Mrs Morford, Mrs. J. Thomas, Mrs Z,
JoIley Mrs. H. Sawyer, Mrs r. Stock
we'll Mrs. ]. Owens, Mrs. c. Sheafor, MIS-
/ MulIin, Mrs. ]. Russell, Mrs H. Barnes,
Mrs Taylor, Mrs. Bryant, Mrs ID.
Enochs, Mrs. S. A. Erickson and MISS
Hubbard.
Mrs. John McGinnis of eo9 Madison street
entertained for her son, John Lawrence,
yesterday afternoon, it being his sixth
birthday A fine time and a splendid
lunch made the afternoon all too short
The children and ladies who enjoyed the
afternoon were: Mrs. Chris McGinnis and
children, Mrs. Dan Garden and children,
Florence Allen, Ralph Brier, Irene and
Archie Jeffries, Mary OConneu, Cath-
crime Jones, Morris Harris, Helen K1el,
Leath Ulamperl. Matilda Stroup, Marie
Ulrick, Ruby and George Grosch' iran
Ann. Joe, Louise McGinnis, Chris. Sher-
lock and Francis McGinnfs, Alfred Nc
NIiIrtry Mrs. Fox. Mrs. Larson. Mrs
Woods, Mrs. McMurtry and Mrs. Matthew
son He received several presents, IN
Guiding some cash and collar for his dog
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