The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1914-03-19
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Mrs. James Brizendine entertained
the Lotus club Tuesday afternoon at
her home,y715 Liberty street.. The
house was decorated in green and
and shamrocks were given each guest.
Games were played, the prizes being
won by Mrs. B. H. Porter and Mrs.
Frank Morris. Those present were:
Mrs. George d. Villee. Mrs. Frank
Morris, Mrs. Frank Hess, Mrs. Charles
Cole, Mrs. B. H. Porter, Mrs. T. r.
Hoover, Mrs. Frank Davis. Mrs H. S.
Spencer, Mrs. Brizendine, Mrs. Harold
Skaggs and Miss Carrie Coorey.
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Mitchell en-
street Wednesday evening: Their
guests were Mr.. and Mrs. John Lig-
gett, Mr.. Carl Hastings, Mr. Mahlon
Baird and Mr.. John Baird.
The Christian Endeavor society OF
the Third Presbyterian church gave a
st. Patrick,s social Tuesday evening at
the church for the members and in
vited friends. Those present were:
Miss Ruby Wooley, Miss Mabel Lip
per, Miss Ethel Spurlock, Miss Lillian
Hazel Robbins, Mrs. Myrtle vanier.
Miss Laura Ross, Miss Pearl Ticknor,
Miss Gladys Corbin, Miss Cecil Ro-
sander, Miss La Won Adamson, Miss
Edith Williams, Miss Dorothy Adam
son. Miss Mabel Malstrom, Miss Grace
Williams. Miss Frances Taylor, Miss
Edith Root, Miss Katherine Stephens.
Miss Della Black, Miss FlOy Higgins
Mr.. Harry Soderberg. Mr.. David Fus-
sell, Mr.. Archie Kaye, Mr.. Robert VIII
liams, Mr.. Hugh Williams, Mr.. Leroy
Hetrick, Mr.. Art McCandless. Mr.. Paul
Armenian, Mr.. Roy Jones, Mr.. En-
nett Norton, Mr.. Horace Black, Mr..
BurelI Spur1ock, Mr.. Starr Murphy.
Mr.. Owen Gish, Mr.. Clarence Rosen,
Mr.. Alvin Brown, Mr.. Oscar Olson. Mr..
TT Me- RRi0p Mr. T
Shields. Mr.. Joe Brier, Mr.. Walter
Remainder, Mr. Bert Hull, Mr.. Harold
Patterson, Mr. and Mrs. Ormeal Lake,
Mr. and Mrs. John Norton. Mrs. H.
Williams.
Mrs. Mary Hupp of Union. Kan,
who has been visiting her brother.
Andrew Losh of $50 Lake street, is
spending an indefinite time here with
her daughter, Mrs. Albert Stevens.
Mrs. Harvey Mitchell returned to
her home in Bartlett. Kan, the first
of the week after q short visit to her
son, Robert Mitchell. of 1922 Law
renee street.
The East Side w. C. T. u. gave a
reception last night at the L. C. Slagel
home in honor of the honorary men,
hers of the union, the affair also be-
ing farewell for Mr.. and Mrs. A. A.
vctaw, who leave next week to make
their home in Indiana A number Of
readings by Miss Vera Lowe and q
mock legislature with Mrs. Lillian
Mitchner chairman were features OF
the evenings entertainment. The
members of the local union presented
Mrs. Votaw with a gift of remem-
brance and the Bible class Of the East
Side M. E. church fittingly remem-
bered Mr.. Votaw. Those present
were: Mr.. and Mrs. A. A. votaw,
Mrs. Lillian Mitchner. Mr.. C. w.
Mitchner. Miss Olive Burns. Mrs. Lot
ia A. Case. Mrs. Eva Hope, Mr.. Will
liam Beam. Mr.. and Mrs. J. A. Hall
man. Mrs. L. C. Slagel. Mr.. and Mrs.
L. H. Mears. Mrs. Nina Smith, Miss
Vera Love-. Miss Ethel Sloan, Miss
Bertha Hope. Mr.. and Mrs.. L. e.
tStone, Mrs. Stacy Thomas. Mrs. Ella
Davis. Mrs. J. r. Sloan, Mrs. q. Bas-
tan, Mrs. J. A. Lowe. Mrs. J. r. Eike
Of ElDorado, Kan, Mrs. Chas. Swear
engen. Mrs. Ward Rhodes. Mrs. John
Swanson. Mrs. Hulda Forsburg Of
Kansas City.
The members OF the L. A. H. club
will be entertained Friday afternoon
at the home of Mrs. A. C. Brit ON
Grafton street
The regular meeting Of the Moose
Ladies' circle will be held Friday
afternoon in their hall ON East Sew
enth street Plans for . dance win
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