The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1914-04-30

about Kansas Prohibition Day, and
Mr.. Frank Stahl. of the State Temper
ance Union. viii speak.
Mrs. E. D. McKeeyer, Mrs. N. E.
Keller, Mrs C. A. Mussleman. Florence
McKeever and Eloise Mussleman. mo-
tored to Valley Falls today.
May Day Baskets-25c. SOC and 75c
At Hollcraft's, 807 Kansas ave.-Adv
The Mothers c. e. society Of the
First Conversational church win meet
Friday afternoon at three o'clock, with
Mrs. ]. L. Davis, 1913 West Sixth ave-
nue..
The Arts and Crafts Embroidery
club, which was to meet with Mrs. w.
HI. Corning, 1641 Clay street. has been
postponed until next week, Friday,
May Is. on account of the May Day
exercises.
Mrs. C. H. Dickson, of Quenemo. is
the guest Of Mrs. C.. Corning at her
home, 1714 Lane street.
Guests at the Purcell home in Mon
roe street, who came to Topeka for the
funeral of the late Mr.. Purcell Wednes-
day, were: his sons, Mr.. John Purcell,
of Chicago, and Mr.. Thomas Purcell,
ovan: of Pittsburg, Pa; Miss Elizabeth
Harkins. Mr.. Lee Daily, Mr.. Harry
Daily, and Mr.. Tom Swinney, Of Col
| linsville,s Illinois; and Mr.. and Mrs. Will
Puttard. of Kansas City. and Mr.. Pur-
| cells cousin, Father Barton. of Kan
sas City.
Mr.. W. w. Gavitt, who spent some
| time at Excelsior Springs, Missouri,
has returned to his home in Topeka.
| Miss Lois Chambers, former WASH
burn college girl, who is now a student
| in Simmons college, Boston, will go
abroad this year, accompanying par
ty of which Mrs. L. D. Whittemore. of
Topeka, will have charge. Miss Helen
Shaver. Of Topeka. also expects to be
| one of the party.
Miss Marguerite Lovewell. who has
: been studying voice, and doing some
church singing in New York City the
past two years, will arrive in Topeka
the first of June for a visit to her par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. J. T. Lovewen.
DIR. and Mrs. c. A. MCGUIRE have left
for a trip south.
DR.. and Mrs. Harry w. Allen, of Kan
sas City, are guests of DIR. and Mrs.
C. B. Reed.
DR.. ]. B. Patterson, of Kansas City,
is visiting DR.. and Mrs Willis Coston.
and attending the dental convention.
1 Miss Yetta Conkling, of Lyons will
come to Topeka for the Kappa Alpha
Theta installation. Later she will leave
for the east and will sail for a tour
of Europe.
(! May Day Baskets-25c, soc and Use.
At Hollcraft's, 8O7 Kansas ave.-Adv.
| Circle No. of the women of the
| First Christian church gave a party
| Wednesday at the home of Mrs. r. F..
DeArmond. 523 Harrison street. Mrs.
| F. E. Boltz. Mrs. c. B. Yetter, and Mrs.
F. M. Drake assisted. Mrs. Margaret
Lenoir played piano numbers as fol-
lows: The Witches Dance, by Mellow
ell: Serenade, by Moskowski. Miss
Ruth Tandy sang The Red Rose, words
by Robert Burns and music by James
Rogers; April Fancies, poem OF Robert
Loveman, with music by w. F. Ludds.
&$sy1e n -
Accomplishments. The serving was
done in the dining room by Miss Marie
DeArmond, Miss Geneva Iddings and
Miss May Roberts. Snowballs, scarlet
tulips and white and purple lilacs were
used to decorate the rooms. Those who
attended the party were: Mrs. Margaret
LenOir, Mrs. C.. B. Yetter, Mrs r. B
Kelley, Mrs f. A. Swendson, Mrs. w
E. Graves. Mrs. r. B. Nelson, Mrs. c.
| A. Finch. Mrs. w. A. Lucy. Mrs. o. T
Price. Mrs. r. B. Robertson, Mrs. E
c. Nicely, Mrs. S. E. Cash, Mrs. S. Deaf
rick, Mrs. Turpin. Miss Mollie Herren
Mrs. William Wells. Mrs. Lola Harness
Mrs. w. B. McDonier. Mrs c. F. Boltz
Mrs. F. M. Drake, Mrs. b. Roberts
Mrs. F. L. Sexton. Mrs. r. F. De
; Almond, Mrs. F. Keller, Mrs w. T.
! Oliver, Mrs. Garwood, Mrs. T. A. Howe
Mrs. E. III. Stewart, Mrs. w. r. John.
son, Mrs Cora r. Leagherman, Mrs
Eblin, Mrs II. S. Rover. Mrs. l. e
Bailey, Mrs. ]. w. Wilson, Mrs. J. E
Hazen, Mrs Rachel Decker, Mrs. Mar
shall. Mrs. Shepherd, Mrs. Hugh A
Benner. Mrs. J. l. White, Miss Id
/ dings. Mrs. C. n. Hypes, Mrs. Ed Cor.
( don, Mrs. w. H. Tandy. Miss Marie
DeArmond, Miss Ruth Tandy, Mis-
. Ruth Burgett, Mrs. E. J. Olander, Mrs
IN T. McComas, Mrs C. Messick Mrs
J, Ira Jones, Mrs. Robert E. Cunning
| ham, Mrs. Anna Moore, Mrs. e. S. Dref