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

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iting Mr.. ana Nm Dudley. Vim b Z
guest 1t tho meeting.
4r& Walker win b the quest Of
honor at = luncheon Thursday which
Mn. Charles Brooks Thomas VIII
give 1t Tie Country club she haa
invited = few Of Ars. walkers o2ooe
| frfendR
Nooes ana Reapoanl lGenstunb
| llrx A b Spencer Of Croebytown,
Texas. = visiting MIA Horace q
Humphreys ut the National hotel.
Mr.. G. II. Gault has gone for hunt
Ing trip to western Kansas.
Mis- Ruth Miller - spending . Few
day. In Kansas City.
Mrn. william walker of South Beth
lehem. Pa. - visiting her brother. Ar
Guilford Dudley and AFH Dudley.
! DR.. Merrill Mills II attending Con-
vention OF physicians and surgeons n
Chicago.
Mis- Margaret Vest, who = I stu.
dent in the Domestic Science depart
ment OF the Agricultural college, Man
haitian, spent the week end In Topeka
with her parents. DR.. and 1GrB. r. z
Vest. Miss Ethel Jones Of the Agri-
Thanksgiving holidays with Mis- YES
at her home in Topeka.
Miss Dorothy Scott has returned
from Kansas City. where she visited
Mrs. wallace Crutcher.
4 Mr.. Claude Raden OF Kansas City;
will be In Topeka Thursday to attend
the Kreisler concert. Professor West
ernberg OF the Emporia State Normal
and q company OF students, will AID
be In Topeka for the concert.
Your grocer has Guaranteed Banquet
Flour-Adv.
The Woman's society Of Central
Congregational church viii have Z
missionary meeting Wednesday after
noon at 1880 O'Clock. at the home OF
Mrs. Roy b. Guild. 1895 Clay street
Mrs w. H. Brehn will speak on home
missions.
ing friends and relatives In Kansas
City.
| Miss Marie Louise Simms OF
Blackfoot, idaho. will spend the win
ter with Mr.. and Mrs. John Thomas
Price. Miss Simms In a niece Of MIRA
Louis Lloyd Carter. the playwright OF
Paul Huycke left last night for Ar.
kansas. where he viii inspect the saw
mills operated by Thomas-Huycke
Company at Oliver, Ark.
MI: and Mrs Edwin LANCE of Den
yer, Colo. will arrive Thursday to re
main until after Christmas with theil
daughter, Mrs. Carl Nellis.
J. Mrs. Harry Wolf has returned from
a visit to relatives in Usage City. Hel
cousin, Miss Floy Green, accompanied
her from Usage City. and spent Sun
day with her.
Mrs. Charles Skinner Of Wichits
will arrive the last OF the week to visi
Miss Permelia Curtis.
Miss Olive Laderer, Miss Bess Al
lison and Miss Emma Salthous Of Nc
| Pherson have returned home, after q
visit to Mrs. Cyrus Monroe.
Mrs. Warrick Updegraff. Mrs. Ar
thur Mills, MrA James q Troutman
Mrs. Schuyler Nichols, Mrs Josephine
Webb and Mrs Merrill Mills vii
spend Wednesday at the Lakeviev
club house.
Mrs. Jennie Whiffin of Kansas City
! Mo, is visiting Mrs. Anna Moore .
916 Topeka avenue.
Miss Dorothy Parkhurst. who is ,
student at the State university, viii
come to Topeka for the Kreisler con
cert and will spend Sunday with he
parents. Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Park
The Woman's Missionary society o
the First Congregational church viii
meet Wednesday with Ars. 7. 3
Mayo. $40 Polk street
Engraved Cards. wedding invita-
lions. embossed stationery, at Adam
Brothers Co.-Adv.
There will be an all day meeting o
the Fourth division of the Ladies' SO
ciety of the First Methodist churcl
Wednesday Of next week. The meetin,
is postponed from Friday OF this week
Mr. John B. Avery left Sunday TO
Chicago, where he has been transferrc<
by the Santa Fe. He win be in the Of
flee of C. w. F. Felt, chief engineer o
the system.
Mrs. Helen ]. Moore has returne.
from a three weeks visit to her daugh
ter, Mrs. w. NJ. Reynolds, and othe
friends In Kansas City
Mr.. and Mrs. Daniel Eshom Of Kan
sas City are the parents of a son Oorl
November 5. whom they have names
Daniel Bernard.
The Richardson Art Embroidery clu1
will meet Wednesday afternoon witt
Mrs. II. 1. Derby. 1907 Seward avenue
The art exhibit will be open all da.
Wednesday and Wednesday evening
Admission 10 cents for adults. cent
for school chfldren.-Adv.
A social afternoon was spent at tn,
home of Mrs Antoinette Smith SatCr
day afternoon when a number OF he
piano pupils gave a short musical pro
gram for the mothers of the pupils ant
q number of guests. Those who playet
are: Winifred Anderson Miss Beulal
Little. Miss Gladys Wright. Miss Rutl
Smith, Miss Maude Sheppard, Mis-
Jannett Stewart. Miss Juanfta Rupe
Miss Lucy Gamlowski. Miss Harrie
Swope and Mrs Gilbert.
Cost Of Living Commission.
Chicago, Nov. u.-Chicago has COS
OF living commission. 1t was organ
lied last night when Mayor Harrison
sent to city council his list of appoint
ments to the new municipal market
commission which will make a STUDY o
municipal markets with a view to cut
ting down housekeeping bills Tn
commission will profit by the establish
ment of municipal markets AMI 1
authorized to investigate all foo
handling agencies.