The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1913-01-16
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and will soon be taken up in this coun-
try; whereupon the stocking merchants
and the guardians of public morals will
need to bestir themselves.
Chapter A. j. P. o. E. will meet Fri
day evening, January II, with Mrs. W.
H Human, 422 Buchanan street, in
stead of with Mrs Sloan, as announced
in the year book
Mrs Emma Sells Marshall has been
asked TO make an address at a Demo-
cratic banquet in Oskaloosa- Monday
night, February 3. The subject as
signed her is Women and Politics"
Notes and Personal Mention.
Mrs ]. ~ Connell and Miss Frances
ConneH will return Saturday or Sum
day from Chicago, where they are
visiting Mr.. Ray ConnelL
Mrs. Poindexter of Kansas City will
arrive soon to visit her daughter, Mrs
Crichton Miller, and Mr.. Miller.
Senator Keene and his daughter of
Fort Scott who are in Topeka for the
legislative session, have taken rooms
at the Gordon.
Mrs. Frank Thomas is visiting her
sister, Mrs Eugene Hagan, and her
mother, Mrs J. B. Johnson. The
Thomas family have recently moved
from Oklahoma to Kansas City.
Mrs James Hum phrey of Junction
City, past president of the State Fed
Grafton of Clubs, is visiting Mrs. c. c.
come to Topeka to attend the meeting
of the Woman's Kansas Day club,
January %.
Senator A B. Carney of Concordia
has brought his family, consisting of
his wife and four children, to Topeka
to remain during the legislative ses-
sion, and they have taken apartments
at the LawIor house on Topeka
Among the women who will come to
attend the Woman's Kansas Day club
meeting January % are: Mrs. Sadie
Grisham of Cottonwood Falls, Mrs
Abilene, Mrs E. B. Jewett of Wichita.
Mrs Matte Kimball of Manhattan,
Mrs C. J. Brown of MarysvilIe, Mrs
G. c. Goddard OF Leavenworth, Mrs
James Humphrey of Junction City.
Mr.. J. r. Morris of Chicago will
spend Saturday and Sunday at the d.
R. Hite home
General Charles s. Huffman, sena-
tor from Column bus, Kansas, and Mrs
Huffman are living at the National
hotel Mrs Huffman will remain in
Topeka during the session of the leg
fslature. The Huffmans have friends
in Topeka, and General Huffman and
General c. L Martin were in the
Philippines together.
Mr. and Mrs Curtis Smith and their
little daughter of Edmonton, Canada,
are visiting Mr.. Smiths brother Mr.
Guy Smith Mr.. Smith formerly did
newspaper work in Topeka.
Mrs w. s Amos left today for Lin
coin, Neb-, to attend the funeral of
her uncle. Charles o. Wledon Mr..
Whedon, who was a prominent lawyer
of Lincoln. is quite well known here.
and will be remembered as the man
who made a notable speech for the
insurgent party two years ago in To- |
peka-
Mr.. and Mrs. r H. Williams of
Towanda, Pa, Will go to Oklahoma
Saturday to visit relatives. They have
been guests for a few weeks past of /
Mrs Williams aunt, Mrs. James L /
King, and Mr.. King
Mrs G. F. Tucker and her son, of (
Mississippi, who have been guests Of
Mrs fuckers parents, Mr.. and Mrs
J. C. Clare, have gone for a trip to /
Fla
Miss Hazel Barnwen has returned /
from a trip to California, and is now .
in St Marys managing the staging of /
an operetta- Her mother, Mrs E NJ. /
Barnwell. is visiting in Bliss, Ok, and 4
viii return home Monday.
The Ladies' Aid society. of the First /
United Brethren church. will meet 4
Friday afternoon with Mrs Harry /
klophel, III Euclid avenue
The s T. club met Wednesday af-
Those present were: Mrs W. B. Car
ter. MS H O. Warren, Mrs George ]
Dougherty, Mrs H L. Croft. Mrs j.
D. Heck, Mrs H. c. Horner and Mrs
w R. Perry
The Woman's Missionary society, of
the Kansas Avenue Methodist church, /
viii meet Friday afternoon at 1903 I
North Kansas avenue
The Woman's Foreign Missionary
society Of the Walnut Grove NJ E
church will meet Friday afternoon at
80 o clock with Mrs H A Thompson,
III Huntington avenue, instead of with
Mrs A H Buck
4 meeting of the West Side w C.
T. T. viii be held Friday afternoon
It 2-3o with Mrs. E H Rou6ebush, OF J.