The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1913-03-28

his planning and direction they have
| been able to provide building worth
many times its cost and provided with
facilities for both pleasure ana IN
struction. The club will continue
under its present organization after
/ Canon Pitcaithley's departure, with
the assistance of an advisory board
/ Canon Pitcaithley has erected to him
self in the hearts of these boys a mon
ument which cannot be effaced by
time, and his association with them
will remain as an = ansplsa'i0n'
| Miss Mamie Veale entertained her
bridge club today at her home on To-
| peka avenue.
| The W. T K. club will meet Tues
| day, April 1, at the home of Mrs Nc
| Lean, 513 Fillmore street, at the usual
| hour.
Miss Margarete Garvey entertained
the Wednesday Tea club at her home
on Fillmore street.
d. = j
Mrs. John r. Harrison entertained
her bridge-luncheon club Thursday.
| Those who attended were: Mrs. Frank
Bradley, Mrs. Charles Eagle, Mrs.
Frank Hobart. Mrs. F. N. Risteen,
Mrs A. w. Lacey, Mrs. A. A. Hur.,
Mrs D. E. Moreland, Mrs. Horace
Humphreys, Mrs. T. J. Morse. Mrs. T.
j. Myers ana Mrs. Il. A E1eTDSL, WHO
substituted for Mrs. c. B. Reed.
- 4. J.
The Knights of Columbus will have
their Easter dance tonight at McRae's
hall.
j. - j.
Mrs Roland Nelson and Mrs. w T.
Oliver gave a luncheon today at Mrs.
Nelson's home 634 Lincoln street, COM
plimentary to Miss Lillian Stephenson,
who will be married next month. The
guests were Miss Stephenson, Miss
Grace Stephenson, Miss Mildred Hazel
rigg, Miss Gladys Kemper and Mrs. j.
A. Howes.
Mrs. Albert Green entertained the
Ideal Card club yesterday.
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Notes and Personal Mention.
A program will be given at the First
Baptist church this evening, including
an address by Rev. Roy B. Guild
whose subject will be THE Twofold
Extension of Life" All are invited to
enjoy a social evening.
Mrs. Frank Emmons, of Manhattan,
who came to Topeka to see Every
woman and to be the guest of Mrs.
Frank Thomas, has returned home.
Mr.. John Hamilton, who is a stud
ent at Andover, Mass, spent his Eas-
ter vacation with the Willard Hall
family, in Florida.
Mrs. Charles Hayes Stewart enter
tanned the &c. and t. Whist club
Thursday afternoon al her home, 91S
West Sixth street. Those who played
were Mrs. r. B. Cunningham, Mrs. C.
NJ. Gardner. Mrs. Allyn L. Stone. Mrs.
F. A. Cline, Mrs. E. Cordial, Mrs. E.
F. Gardner, Miss Stone and Mrs. Roy
Pennington. Mrs. Pennington substi
tuted for Mrs. V. F. Robey. The club
meets next week with Mrs Cordial.
Mr. William D. Fisher, of Havelock, !
Nebraska, is visiting her parents. Mr..
and Mrs. John Fisher, and his brother, |
Mr.. Hugh Fisher.
Mrs. Lee Monroe and Miss Lenore |
Monroe will return the first of next
Mo.
Mrs. Charles Spencer and Mrs. S. S. |
Estey will go to Olathe Monday to at |
tend a missionary meeting.
Mrs. T. J. Kennedy. of Junction City, !
will come to Topeka next week to see |
Maud Adams, and will be the guest of I
ner sister, Mrs. w. F. Bowen.
Mrs w L. Glidden. of Clay Center. |
will arrive next week to visit her sister, /
Miss Hazel Barnwell.
John Mileham is critically i'll at his /
home, 21S Topeka avenue.
Mrs. White. of Lansing, Michigan, is
the guest of her sister. Mrs. H S.
Putney.
Miss Gertrude Rees. who will give an
entertainment in Topeka next week.
and her sister, Miss Mary Elizabeth
Rees will arrive Saturday from
Hastings. Nebraska
Miss Hazel Barnwell will give a pu-
pills recital Saturday afternoon at the
Y. w c. A.
The First Aid to the injured class will
be held to light at the Y. w c. A, and
DIR. w w Yates will give the lecture.
Mrs George Dougherty and Mrs. w
c. Swartz have gone to Kansas City
to visit friends a few days
Tells of Suffering.
South Bend, Ind. March 2S--Henry Har-
per who left Peru Yesterday. returned to