The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1913-04-12

birthday marty Tuesday evening at the
home of Mrs. H. d. Gorsage' Slo To-
peka avenue.
Notes and Personal Mention.
Mr.. and Mrs. C. H. Gau1t will leave
Sunday for New York and will be gone
about two weeks.
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Pierce, Jr., Miss
Jean Rodgers and Mr.. Weldon motifs
will spend Sunday at Lake View
Mrs. c. E. Bergen, OF LeaVen"orth '
will arrive Monday to spend two WeeAS
with her sister, Mrs. T. r. Paxton.
Miss Kitty Breidenstine. of New
York. who is visiting her sister Mrs
A. w. Bronson, will return home
about a week. l.
day to be with her sister, Mrs. w: 90 l..
Miller, who is ill at her home, 1870
Topeka avenue.
Mrs. E. A Herbst and Miss Edna
Herbst returned today from hansas
City, where they spent the past rev
days.
visiting her people in Temple. Texas
vesiting her people in Temple, IeXas,
will return home the first OF next
week.
moved from 1920 Western avenue 10
1928 Topeka avenue.
Mrs. ] NJ williams of Oklahoma
City is the guest of her cousin MIS-
L. J. Coppock.
Miss Marian Walp will return next
week to Knoxville, Ohio, where she is
a student in st. Mary's college She Is
spending the spring vacation with her
Dr.. and Mrs. F. K Sanders and
Miss Helen Sanders will go to Estes
Park. Colo, to spend the summer.
Mrs s. E. Barber and Miss Hester
Barber will go to New York IN June
to visit Miss Dorothy Barber
Mr. and Mrs. Walter Whitcomb OF
California will arrive soon to visit 10
peka friends. Mrs. WhitcomD was lot
merly Miss Helen Sterne ana Formerly
lived in Topeka.
Mrs. Frank Slusser and her son.
Eugene. will leave Monday for Los
Angeles and Long Beach, California.
Miss Gladys Gardner of Merlden Is
spending this week with friends IN
Mrs. V. C. Talliaferro has gone to
Corvallis, Oregon, to visit her daugn-
ter, Mrs. Bruce Blair FOR ABOUT SIX TX
weeks. From there she Will go 10
Whipple, Wash, for visit or rev
weeks to another daughter, Mrs. Mary
Ayers. Before returning home she
will be the guest of friends IN Los An
geles and Pasadena, Cal.
Mr. Weldon Morris of Council Grove
arrived this morning to spend today
and Sunday in Topeka.
Miss Katherine Lindsay, who has
been in Hutchinson the last three
weeks, has returned home.
Mrs. 70. G. Foster will go to Kansas
City Monday to attend grand opera
and to be the guest of Mrs; George
Staebler and Mrs. w. P. Hemph1ll
She will see THE Jewels of the Ma
donna, ''Thais" and Lucia de Lam
mermoor."
Miss Martina Martin, Mrs. ]. l. Rob
ert Miss Robert, Mrs. j. A. Warner
and Miss Marietta Johnson, all of st.
Joseph, Mo-, are in Topeka to attend
the operetta, boy Blue" Miss Martin
is the sister of Miss Margaret Martin,
who is managing the performance.
Miss Maud Bell gave a part Friday
night for Miss Clare Bahastrom- The
other guests were: Miss Helen Wlss, |
Miss Gail Nygren, Miss Gladys Witt, |
Miss Pauline Johnson, Miss Pearl |
Pinkerton.
Mr.. and Mrs Stanley Medlicott have |
taken apartments at the Devon and
will move the first of May.
Mr.. and Mrs. A A. GODDARD, who |
have been abroad the past month or |
two, are now in Palestine.
Miss Helen Knox and her cousin, Miss |
Diberta Dibert, spent Friday in Emporia |
with Miss Dibert's sister, Mrs. Heloise |
Dibert-BraSSell.
DR.. Maclay Lyon. of Kansas City, will !
and Mrs. Thomas Lyon, over Sunday.
Miss Diberta Dibert of Los Angeles, !
CAL spent few days here the past week,
her home on Park avenue.
Mrs. Thomas Parker of 1909 West |
street, went 10 MelVern, Ran, To-Day,
called by the death of her niece Mrs. |
John Pilkington.
Mr.. and Mrs. F. Cochran will leave in
Nav to make their home in Chicago.
The NJ. w. luncheon club was enter
tanned Thursday afternoon by Mrs. A. w.
Roger.
The S. T club met with Mrs. w l.
Perry Friday afternoon. Guests were:
Mrs c. W. Wright and Miss Lena BaX-
ter and the members present were: Mrs.
Geo. Dougherty, Mrs. H. o. Warren Mrs.
H. -. Croft, Mrs. W. d. Carter, Mrs. J.
b. Heck, Mrs. II. B. Homer, Mrs. S.
Glover and Mrs. Samuel MsgilI.
The Ohio club will hold its annual
"sugaring OFF, Friday evening, April Is,
at the home of Mr.. Edwin Snyder, 1869
Western avenue. Those who had friends |
relatives who suffered loss of life or
property in the recent flood will give an
account of it to their fellow buckeyes"
speeches will be given. All former Ohio
people are invited to attend.
Mrs. ChaS Beach entertained at a birtn- |
day party in honor of Mrs Henry Sawyer
at her home Eighth and Washourn ave-
nues. Those present We're: Mrs. w. c. |
Shaw, Mrs. Stitt Mrs. c. a. Hix Mrs. e
r. Purdy, Mrs. Arthur Beach. Mrs. F. A
Campbell. Mrs. Z. d. Clifford. Miss Mar
garet Shaw, Miss Maybel Purdy Mrs.
Henry Sawyer, Mrs. s A Sawyer. Mrs
Chas. Beach and Master Bennett Beach. !
A shower was also given, Master Ben |
nett Mrs. Sawyer was presented with |
LraSS candle stand and a centerpiece
Mrs. A. Beine entertained the Mistletoe |
club Thursday afternoon at her home !
4l2 Polk street She was assisted by Mrs |
S. S. Rice and Mrs. F. L. Hughey. The
club presented Mrs. Beine with a hand
painted plate.
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