The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1913-05-14

| reception which the First Presbyterian
| church will give for them.
The Tuesday Bridge-Luncheon club
met Tuesday with Mrs. F. n. Risteen-
Substitutes were: Mrs. w. A. Morton,
Mrs J. NJ ConneH and Mrs. W. w.
Strickland.
The Elwell club will meet Tuesday of
next week with Mrs. Harvey Powell, at
the Virginia.
The Music Study club will meet
Thursday, May Is. with Mrs. Ralph
Cav. at her home on Fillmore street
Guests of Miss Isabel Mills at a
luncheon Tuesday for Miss Jean Rodg-
ers, were: Miss Rodgers, Miss Gertrude
Adams of Oakland, Cal, Miss Marjorie
Rodgers. Miss Ruth Bauer. Miss Eliz-
abeth Mills, Miss Bertha Hull and Miss
Annie Laurie Hillyer
meeting of the Vespuccian club
will be held Friday afternoon with Mrs.
r. B. Kelly, 1908 East Sixth avenue.
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The Golden Rule club will meet Fri
day afternoon with Mrs. 1. S. Lewis.
1131 Fillmore street. 1t will be a guest
day meeting and the assistant hostess
ses will be Mrs. j. w. WhitSett, Mrs.
r. NJ. Drake, Mrs. T. E. Sheard, Mrs.
r. B. Cunningham and Mrs. George
Clapp.
The Research club will postpone
its meeting for Friday, May 16, I'M
til May %, so that the members can
attend the meat cutting exhibition at
the Auditorium Friday
Notes and Personal Mention.
Mrs r. ]. Parker and her guests,
Mrs Charles Roland of Chicago and
Mrs. H E Lantry of Kansas City. left
today for Leavenworth, and from there
they will go to Kansas City. Mrs
Parker and Mrs Roland will return To
Topeka Friday.
Mrs r. S. Black of Ottawa is a
guest at the A. K. Rodgers home.
Mr. E. w Howe and his niece, Miss
Adelaide Howe of Atchison. are re-
turning from a trip around the world
and will land in New York Friday, ar
left on their trip just before Christ
mas and have spent some time in
Australia and New Zealand.
Miss Adeline Peers has arrived from
Ann Arbor, Mich, called by the death
of her father, DR.. T. w. Peers. Miss
Peers graduates this spring from the
Michigan university
Mr. and Mrs. J. NJ. Brunt went to
Manhattan Tuesday with the knights
TempIars to attend meeting of the
Grand Commandery.
Mrs r. H. Alexander of Kansas city
will arrive Thursday to visit Mrs. j.
B. Belts. Mrs. Swerd Feger of Wich-
tia will come to be Mrs. Belts guest In
a week or two.
Miss Gertrude Adams of Oakland,
Cal. Is visiting her cousin. Miss Isabel
Mills Miss Mills has just returned
from trip TO the west and Miss
Adams accompanied her home to visit
a few weeks at the w w. Mills home
and at the r. B. GemmelI home
Miss May Clark will go to Chicago
to study violin with Leon Sametini
during the summer.
Mr. T. S. Doran is ill at his home
with rheumatic fever.
Mr.. Willoughby Boughton. teacher
of piano at Washburn college, will
leave May 16 for New York. and Will
sail for Panama on CONCERT tour
Later he will so to Berlin to study
with Lhevinne. returning to Topeka in
the fall.
Mrs. Charles w. Guild and Miss
Florence Guild have gen for a trip to
California
Mrs. George Vea1e and her baby
daughter. Betty, of Chicago will ar
rive the first of next week to visit Mrs
Mary E. Walworth and Mrs. Genevieve
Veale. Mr.. Veale will join them while
they are here. and they will make an
extended visit.
Miss EuIa Brown of Houston, Tex,
is visiting Mrs. T. J. Myers at the Man
speaker.
Miss Helen Ames and Miss Julia
Ames have returned from Alma, where