The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1915-02-27

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The Lotus club will meet next Tues
day afternoon with Mrs. B. H. Porter,
121 Huntington avenue.
Mrs. c.. E. Goodrich entertained the
Vesta club Friday afternoon at her
home in Freeman avenue. The men,
bers present included: Mrs. E. L.
Jones, Mrs. Walter Schein, Mrs. G. r.
Crosse. Mrs. w. L. Cummings, Mrs.
ter Cross, Mrs b. r. Thompson. Mrs.
Clarence Webb, Mrs. A. p. Wolff,
Mrs. Goodrich. The guests were Mrs.
H H. Collins, Miss Marie Wolff, Miss
Lois Webb and Miss Esther Freeman.
The next meeting will be with Mrs.
Clarence Webb.
Mrs. Frank Hess will entertain the
members of the Golden Rod club
Wednesday afternoon at her home in
Madison street
Mrs. E. 1. Gilmore entertained the
Westminster guild of the Third Pres
byterian church Thursday afternoon
at her home. 631 jefferson street. The
annual election of officers resulted as
follows: President. Mrs Horace Pot
ter; vice president, Mrs. Harry Noel;
secretary, Mrs. C. S. Alexander; treas
urer, Miss Laura Ross; patronesses,
Mrs. Spurlock and Mrs. Weiss. The
members present were: Miss Eleanor
Bartell Mrs. Briar. Mrs. Coburn, Mrs.
George Furman, Mrs. Fish, Mrs. c. S.
Alexander, Mrs. Frank Luthey, Mrs.
George Mckee, Mrs. Harry Noel, Mrs.
Horace Potter. Mrs. Thomas Roe, Miss
Laura Ross, Mrs. Thomas, Mrs Gill
more The next meeting will be with
Mrs. Barker in Michigan avenue, Oak
land.
| Mrs J. NJ Currie will entertain the
Belview Literary club Wednesday
afternoon at her home, 745 Highland
avenue.
Mrs Henry Huber entertained the
Variety Art club Thursday afternoon
at her home in Locust street Guests
Of the club included Mrs. Frank Nor
present were: Mrs. J. G. Nininger,
Mrs Clarence Fairchild, Mrs Charles
Simons, Mrs. A. ]. Nininger, Mrs. c. E.
Kuster. Mrs. Harry McNair. Mrs.
Everett Fairchild. Mrs: Claude Dough
erty. Miss Marguerite Page. Miss Alice
Mayes. The meeting next Thursday
will be held with Mrs. A. j. Nininger,
1924 Kansas avenue.
Mr.. and Mrs. Elmer Hicks will move
March 10 from 81 Jefferson street
| to German avenue.
Rev. James Cornish will preach his
farewell sermon tomorrow at the
Third Christian church. Rev. Mr.
Cornish. Mrs. Cornish and their son
will leave the last of next week for
Jewell county, where they Will live on
their farm.
Try Mrs Steadman's homemade
bakery goods, 426 Liberty. 1866 Black
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The following neighbors and
friends surprised Mrs. Ed Gross last
night at her home in Lime street in
celebration of her fiftieth birthday
anniversary: Mrs Ward Rhodes. Mrs.
Marie Thomas. Mrs Harry Sheafor,
Mrs. w N Irish. Mrs. Nippensteel.
Mrs. Miles Stevens, Mrs. Martin. Mrs.
Mayhall, Mrs. Wolff, Mrs. S. Chase,
Mrs. Rosseau. Mrs. Clyde SheafOr.
Mrs Willis Webb, Mrs. Anna Rhodes.
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Rhodes, Mrs. Harry Ridenour and
daughter, Betty Jane, Miss Naomi
Sheafor. The guests were dressed In
"tackey'' costumes and prizes were
Miles Stevens.
The members of Queen Esther class
of the Third Christian church were
hostesses at a surprise party given
"Wednesday night for Rev. James
Cornish and family at the, Cornish
home. About sixty-five people were
in attendance.
The regular meeting of the Wo-
mems Foreign Missionary society OF
the East Side NJ. E. church will be
held next Friday afternoon with Mrs
Samuel Cunningham, 1905 East
Eighth street.
4 Mrs. Harry Ridenour. and little
daughter, Betty Jane. who have been
Cross, and family for several weeks
returned to their home in ~Indianap-
oils, Ind, today.
II A pleasant surprise party was given
on Mrs. Charles E. Simons Thursday
evening, February Is, at her home
$50 Leland street, the occasion being
her nineteenth birthday. The guests
were Mr. and Mrs. Charles E. Simons
Mr. and Mrs G. q. Blair, of Maple
Hin, Kan; Mr.. and Mrs. George H
Blair. Mrs. Nellie Simons, Miss Mabel
Newman, Miss Gladys Randol. Miss
Florence Coulter. Miss Gladys Blair
of Maple Hill, Kan; Miss Bertha
Crabb. Miss Alta Crabb, Mr. Frank H
Amann, Mr. Zoe Mariner, Mr. John l.
Simons. Mr. Robert F. Simons. Master