The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1916-10-14

Mrs. Myers of Atchison is visiting her
daughter, Mrs. H. N. Harrison of East
Fourth street.
Mrs B. Williams who has been ill at
her home, Branner street, is recovering.
Mr.. and Mrs; George Patterson and sons
Arnett. expect to leave the first of the
week for a motor trip to Lowell, Okla.
Mrs. William Glenn entertained the L.
THOSE present we're: Mrs. ". L. jury jury,
Mrs. d. T. Thomas, Mrs. NJ. Anderson. Mrs.
Winsett, Mrs. &. L. Herschei Mrs Wv ". Il.
S Wasson' Mrs: Thomas hon Sheeksfieid, Mrs:
ana GiPR Mrs Tom Mrs Sam
Miss Nell Dwyer and Miss Bessie DIVER
entertained the S. N. w. club at their
home in East Eighth avenue. Thursday
me Miss None Miss fs aen
gan. Miss Nellie Cane and Miss Anna Sci
bert Mrs. VIII johnson of Idaho Springs,
Colo; was 7, guest S Of the club The next
home of Miss None Atkinson.
5 The l. n club gir be snte eos
chanan street.
Miss Josephine Weaver, who spent few
aays this week with her nf PafFeent Mr. and
has returned to Nortonvil1e.
Mrs, NJ. Dills, East Eleventh street, has
as a guest this week, Mrs. Matte Runkle,
of Denison. Kan
Capt. William Peterson entertained the
auxiliary to the Sons Of Veterans and the
Circle, Wednesday evening at his home.
.Ihe occasion was the commemoration of
the birthday anniversary of Mrs Carrie
Peterson, Mrs. Emma Harris, Miss Ger
trude Strouse, Miss Dorothy Lawson and
Mr.. Milton Hall. The music for the eve
ming was furnished by the Poynter Junior
orchestra Short talks were made by
Mrs Frank smurT, Capt Peterson, Com
johnson, D. F. Sweeney and several others
Seventy five guests were present.
Mrs. Sarah Brown returned from WITCH
tia, where she attended a convention of
the Rebekah lodge.
Mrs. Harry Bates who visited relatives
in Kansas City the past week, has returned
to ner home On Klein street
Mrs. Fred Skidmore entertained at a /
o'clock luncheon at her home in Highland
Park, Thursday. Covers were placed for
Mrs. Joseph Ger dom, Mrs Philip Mefn,
hardt and Mrs. Ella Chaplin.
reunion held last week by four
sisters who cmne to Kansas in 1855. but
who now are widely separated They are
Mrs. E. F. Huntress of olathe, Mrs. Lydia
stingley of Normal, Ill, and Mrs Kate
Thompson of East Fourth street, Topeka
Mrs; L. S. Fairehild entertained at
of her husband, L. S. Fafrchild. who cele-
brated his fifty second birthday anniver-
sary. The guests were: Mr.. Fairchild.
Clarence Fairchild. Mr.. and Mrs. Everett
Fairchild; MRS. H F. Pickett, Mr.. T.
BroWnIleid. MISS A1leen Pickett, Mr.. Ar
thur and Mr.. Floyd Fairchild Miss Marie
Fairchild AID Masters James and Owen
Fairchild.
Mrs. H E. Pickett and daughter, Miss
Aileen. have returned to their home in
Belleville, Kan, after visiting Mrs Pick
ett's cousin. Mrs. f. S. Fairchild and fam
lily of Chandler street
Mrs. Archie Kaye and Mrs. Lewis Briar
entertained with a miscellaneous shower
for Miss Ida Travis, whose marriage to
Mr.. Sam Swearingen will take place We'd
mes lay evening. October IS The guests
of the evening were: Miss Travis, Mrs
Paul Armendariz, Mrs. Walter thinner
man, Mrs Lottie Walters, Mrs b. Spur
lock, Mrs. Grace Ash, Mrs W L. Tichuor,
Mrs. F. Travis. Miss Ellen and Miss LII
liam Malstrcm, Miss Grace Williams Miss
Hazel Robbins, Miss La Verne McfSaffin
Miss Ruby Wooliey. Miss Helen Alexander.
Miss Dorothy Adanson. Miss Bessie Hfg-
gins Miss Ruth Swearingen and Miss
Floy Higgins
club Friday evening at her home on EN-
nett street.