The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1913-10-11

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The Royal Neighbor lodges of Kansas
W vii have rally here Tuesday, October
for 10 O'Clock and will be followed in the
evening by a large class initiation. Mrs.
City; Mrs. Hada Burkhart supreme rec
ord keeper of Rock Island, Ill, supreme
physical doctor. DR.. Eleanor Whitemore
OF Topeka; supreme manager of the state
or wisconsin, Mrs. Eva Chflds, supreme
deputy of Ottawa, Kan. district deputy of
Chanute, Kan. Ten camps over the state
will be represented and Rosebud Camp of
Emporia will on the exhibition drill. All
this session.
The following friends pleasantly sur
afternoon at her home. 1877 Emmett street,
the occasion being her birthday anniyer-
Mrs Hen Eelf perby Mrs Mrs May
5snss Rel, Mrs: Aagu5s Msys5, MIS- n
Mulvihill, Miss Louise Meyer, Miss
R RGGs ivd Reich Miss Helen Grawfor%
Mr.. John Wolff. A delightful social after
noon was spent and Mrs. Puett was the
proud proud recipient rec Of numerous gifts: ~
guests Friday evening of Miss Guenn-
The regular services will be held tomor-
row at the East Side NJ. E. church, Rev:
A.
concert under the direction of John Lung
stTnm Nv will be given in the eIenng' to
Mrs. L. f. Luthey entertained the mem
bers of the Westminster Guild Thursday
afternoon at her home on Chandler street.
Mckee, Mrs. Ed Ash, Mrs. Geo. Furman,
Kiss Alice Ellenberger, Miss Laura Ross,
A AFs PGt1er M4H rhos Roe Mrs NM
XetteT e Mrs s sefviee Mss Alma 1heI Barts tel
navt IA he'll
with Mrs. T. z. Roe. 1156 Wayne street.
Mrs. =. T. Valentine of Sailor Springs
hans and family, 30S Branner street.
Mrs. George D. Villee will entertain the
members of the Lotus Embroidery club
ner of Eleventh and Jefferson streets:
Mrs. John owens. Mrs: chas. seafor, Mrs
stockwesll. Mrs. ]. Bryant, Mrs. chas,
BaFe Ms Mrs viii Ia6 G9rwi and Mrs Mrs
Morford attended the all-day meeting
Wednesday OF the Ladies' Aid society of
the Third Christian church.
Mrs. U. Grice and daughter Jessie of
North Carolina arrived here ,t today y to visit
f Mdh her EAST Eghth st 0e and
Mrs. Emma Sheaffer of 219 Branner
street will leave the last of next week
for an extended visit with relatives and
friends in California.
Mr.. and Mrs. Rex Brill entertained Mr..
and Mrs. Ollie Rice and children at din
ner last evening at their home East
Eighth street
Mr. and Mrs. John Weeks, 400 Lake
street, are the proud parents of a daugh-
ter born October 10.
The Golden Rod club met Wednesday
afternoon with Mrs. Mora Harmon at the
home of her sister, Mrs. J. ]. Williams,
1919 Locust street. A number of interest
ing games were played during the after
noon the prizes being won by Mrs. Frank
Davis. Mrs. Frank Hess and Mrs: Cy
Holmes. Those present were: Mrs. Harry
Apologize Mrs. Claude Dougherty. Mrs
Frank Hess. Mrs CY Holmes. Mrs Frank
Lorraine and Alberta Dougherty. Mar
garef Harnmon. The ladies decided to
give a club party the night of Halloween.
October IS at the home of Mr.. and Mrs.
Claude Dougherty, 632 Madison street;
card club to be known as the Golden Rod
card club the membership to also include
the members husbands. and the parties
Will he held the first Thursday night or
each month. the first of the series to be
given in November. at the home of Mr..
and Mrs. Harry Applegate, ITO Lawrence
Miss Bertha Saville, who has been in
Ventura, Cal the past three years, ar
rived here YESTERDAY to visit her tather'
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. S. linn and daughter
Mamie returned home from Carnegie
Okla today, where they visited Mr..
Zjnn's mother, Mrs. NJ. a. Wiley, and Mr.
and Mrs ]. R. Cox
Mrs. J. S. Gilbert entertained the mem
bers of the Vesta Embroidery club Fri
day afternoon at her home. 4os East
were present: Mrs. A. E. Widau, Mrs.
w L. Jury, Mrs. C. E Fox, Mrs T. F.
Alien, Mrs. c. D. Webb. Mrs c. E.
Doorcich, Mrs. G. r. Gross, Mrs A p
Wolff, Mrs. l. L. Morris, Mrs. W. L. cum
mings Mrs. E. L. Jones and Mrs. Gilbert.