The Topeka state journal., 1914-01-29

Few friends at bridge Wednesday
afternoon for Mrs. Claude Butlin of
the City OF Mexico. who is visiting her
mother. Mrs. Anna Wilson. The guests
included some Of Mrs. Butlin's close
friends.
Mrs. Frank farrell was hostess at a
meeting OF the Wesleyan Bridge club
Wednesday afternoon Guests, besides
the members of the club were: Mrs.
Albert Dalby. Mrs. A. H. Purdy and
Mrs. q. G. Hopkins.
$50
An affair of interest to high school
people, was class party given by Miss
Lillian Martin, one Of the graduating
girls, for the OUTGOING class at the high
school. Tables for cards were set in
the parlor, and other games were pro-
vfced for those who did not care to
play cards. The class colors, red and
white, decorated the rooms, and a CEN
terpiece of flowers was used ON the
dining table.
The guests were received by Miss
Martin. assisted by her parents. Cen
eral and Mrs. c. I. Martin. Mr.. and
Mrs. L. NJ. Jones. Mrs. L. J. Embleton
and Miss Grace stelter- The guests
We're: Miss Mildred Agard, Miss Rilla
Eaton. Miss Helen McHugh, Miss
Louise Bell Miss Bertha Clay, Miss
Stella Eller, Miss Margaret Ewers,
Miss Mabel Gilchrist, Miss Gertrude
Grey. Miss Helen Harsh. Miss Georgia
Erminie Platte, Miss Roxy vancil. Miss
Grace Dana, Miss Ruth Whitaker, Miss
Mabel Jones. Miss Elizabeth Culver,
Miss Marjorie Montgomery, Mi4s Helen
Olson. Mr.. Lowell Hoatson, Nj Lloyd
Wardin. Mr.; Henry Taylor. n. Joe
Ward. Mr.. Clifford wilmoth,s Mr..
Adolph Winter. Mr.. Ralph Kingsley.
Mr.. Don Ewers, Mr. Ralph Swearingen.
Mr.. Harry Johnson Mr.. Gilmore Petty
john. Mr.. Arthur Shakeshaft, Mr.. Joe
Charles Nettels. Mr.. Rob Holcomb. Mr..
Churchill Sargent. Mr.. Hubert Glass,
Mr.. John Ripley, Mr.. Maynard Walker,
Mr.. Adrian Parr
Notes and Personal Mention. )
Mrs. Claude Butlin of the City of
Mexico will leave Friday to return to
her home, after a visit to her mother.
Mrs. Anna Wilson. Mr.. Butlin will
meet her in Havana, and they will
make the rest of the trip together
Miss Marian Garretson left We'd
nesday for New York city. where she
will spend about six weeks or two
months visiting friends.
Mrs. Effie Van Tuyl and Mrs. C. D.
, Lloyd of Leavenworth are visiting Mrs.
Albrecht Marburg, and attended the
w oman Kansas Day club luncheon
i today.
The Rev. Mr. A. ]. Ross and Mrs,
Ross have returned from a short visit
in Lawrence.
Miss Katherine Stewart of Wash
burn college is spending a few days
with her people in Wichita Miss
Fern Larrick accompanied her home
and is her guest.
| Word has been received by Judge
and Mrs. Frank Doster Of the illness
| of their daughter. Mrs. Don Farms
worth Of Mobile, Ala, who has typhoid
fever. Her brother, DR.. Wade Doster
who has been in Topeka the past few
weeks, has left for Mobile.
See the exceptionally good values in
SIS hats at Courtney's, 500 Kansas ave.
nue.. second and third floors, Friday
! and Saturday.-Adv.
Mrs. F. S. Savage and Mr.. Roger
Savage left today for a trip to Okla.
| homa.
Mrs. Dana Davis has returned from
Kansas City, where she visited hel
! father, Mr.. Bestor Brown.
| Mrs. A. B. Carney of Concordia i!
| the guest Of Mrs. w. w. Bowman, ant
| attended the WOman's Kansas DAY
j club luncheon today.
Miss Elsa Zutavern and Miss Glady!
Henry of Lawrence, who are student.
in X. u, will visit Miss Helen Shirl
next week, and will attend the Pader
eWski concert Thursday.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. M. Miller of Coun