The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1913-03-05

| for the following nine boys who have
| been regular in Sunday night attend
ance at church for the last three
| months: Forest Buck, Joseph Mckee,
Roy Naylor, Paul Madden. Myron
! Grice, Orville Barker, Charles Madden,
! Robert Engler and George Rinner.
Rev. E. E. Urner. George Hummel and
T. A. Blank were guests of honor.
+ j.
Mrs. G. F. Givens will entertain the
| Mysotis club Thursday afternoon at
her home, SO Clay street.
The Mothers Christian Endeavor So
ciety of the First Congregational
3 o'clock with Mrs. j. L. Davis, 919
West Sixth avenue.
Miss Estella Anton entertained at
five hundred Tuesday evening for Miss
Mildred Hughes, who will leave next
week for. Ell Paso, Tex, to make her
home The invited guests were: Miss
Hughes, Miss Ann Myers, Miss Hazel
Boast, Miss Sylvia Huey. Miss Ruth
ogden, Miss Helen Fulton, Miss FL
wilma Pugh, Mr.. Fred Johnson. Mr.
Homer Fowler, Mr.. Vic Gilmore, Mr..
Bernard Dewey. Mr.. Hazard Bird, Mr..
George Letherbury. Nh. Phil Lockwood
and Mr. Virgil Lawrence Miss Ruth
Ogden will give a spread r1day for
Miss Hughes and Miss Helen Fulton
Friday night for her.
Many Topeka people will go to Kan
sas City next week to see the great
actor. David Wartield, in The Return
of Peter Grimm" at the " Ills Wood.
theater The engagement begins Mon
day night, March 10, and runs for the
entire week. Including matinees on
Wednesday and Saturday. The seat
sale opens Thursday morning, March 6,
and mail orders will be given careful
attention.
The Sigma Delta Psi sorority will
initiate Miss Julia Ames, Miss Eliza
beth Mills and Miss Maud Hawley into
their sorority tonight
The party which was to have been
given Saturday by Mss Verna Worley
for the senior girls of Washburn, mas
been postponed on account Mrs Wor-
ley being called to Emporia by the
serious illness of her little grandson.
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Notes and personal Mention.
Mr. H. A. Spielman has returned
from a business trip in New York city
Miss Marie Lagerstrom is spending
the day in Atchison, where she is the
guest of Miss Edwin Harwi
Mr. and Mrs. Bert Cartilage have
returned after spending u week in st.
Mrs. Paul E. Walker will leave the
end of the week for a visit TO ner SIS
ter, Mrs. l.. p. Turbine of Denver,
Colorado.
Mrs. T. A. Milton, who is here with
Senator Milton. will leave Monday for
her home in Kansas City.
Mr.. James Hayes went 10 St Joseph
today on business.
Mrs George Eddy and Mrs. Gather !
inc Willard Eddy are the guests of
Mrs. Howard Campbell, 1921 West
Eleventh street.
play entitled The Danger
Signal will be given by the Highland |
Park High School club at the school |
house Thursday morning.
Mrs. C. B. Merriam has returned |
from Kansas City.
Mrs. G. F. Worley has gone to En- |
poria. called by the illness of her
grandson
Mr.. and Mrs W. c. Nelson, who
have been in California since the first |
of December are the guests of Mr.. |
and Mrs Frank Hobart. They are on /
the way to their home in Bennington,
Kansas.
Mrs. Harry Streater of Chicago is
here for a visit to Mrs. O. j. Wolcott |
on Fillmore street
Mrs. NJ. Moody of Carbonate is the /
guest of her daughter, Mrs G. L. Mat
tingly, I'LL Lincoln street.
Mr. F. P. Vose of Chicago was in
Topeka this week, the guest of his
sister, Miss Mary r. Vose.
Mr. c. H. Reed and his family Of
Selden, Kansas, have come to TopekaJ
to make their home.
SANTA FE NOTES.