The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1916-03-23

Painter, and the new members are
Miss Mabel Jones, Miss Antoinette
Dean, Miss Katheryn Albaugh, Miss
Clayton and Mr.. Roscoe Graves.
The Women,s club of Hutchinson
has named as its delegates to the state
convention of the Kansas Federation
of Women's clubs to be held in To-
peka in April, the following members:
Mrs w. H Lewis, president, rs
George w. Winans, Mrs Frank Lewis,
Weddle. Mrs Ed Ardery, Miss Pearl
Leighty and Miss Floy Baker.
This club had paid two hundred
dollars toward the state scholarship
met with response from clubs all over
the state.
Mrs. Henri Strawn is ill with ar
attack of grip and will not be able TO
entertain the Young Matrons Bridge
club Friday afternoon, as previously
announced. The meeting for Friday
is postponed.
Mrs. L. E Stone entertained at
cards Wednesday evening for her sis
ter Miss Beatrice Cole. Those who
played were: Miss Cole. Miss lola
Stone, Miss Esther Anderson. Miss
Margaret Harmon Miss Helen Har-'
mon Miss Marjorie Anderson, MIR.
John Nelson, Mr.. Sam Darlington, Mr..
Will Eberle, Mr.. Ed Fritz, Mr.. Earl
Trobert. Mr.. Ed Weber and Mrs. and
Mrs. Stone.
Notes and Personal Mention.
| Mrs. George w. Crane, who has
been at Long Beach, Cal. the greater
part of the winter, is leaving for San
| Francisco.
| Mr. Cecil Lowe of St. John, Kan, is
spending a few days in Topeka visiting
friends He will attend the Varsity
| dance Friday evening.
Bishop and Mrs. Frank r. Mills
paugh, who have been in Augusta,
Ga, during the greater part of the
| winter have left on their return home.
Mrs John r. Shelton has returned
home. after a visit to Mrs. G. r. Hills
! of Leavenworth.
! Mrs Will Audrey and her daughter.
Regina, of Richland, Cal, are visiting
at the J. NJ. Kirkpatrick home.
w. S. Hayward of Denver, Col, is
visiting Mr.. and Mrs. E. 7. Herrick a
few days.
Miss Alice Pratt of Colby Kan, for
merly a Washburn college girl, IS Wis
iting friends in Topeka.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. B. Arthur, who have
been in Galveston, Texas, the past few
months, have left Galveston on their
return to Topeka.
Miss Elizabeth Thomen of juno
! ton City, who is a student in the State
Agricultural college, Manhattan, will
SpenQ the weekend WlIn ner sister,
Miss Kate Thomen.
Mr.. and Mrs. Patrick Walsh re-
turned today from a trip of a few
weeks to California. Mrs. Charles
Walsh has returned to Amarillo. Tex
| as, after a visit to Miss Agnes Walsh.
Mr.. Angelo Alt has returned from
Oklahoma City. On his return he
stopped in lola to visit his uncle, Mr..
| +. e. Smith.
Miss Minerva Hall of Bloomington.
ILL.,, who has been travelling in the
west, will arrive this week to visit
Mrs. H. B. Wilson.
Mrs. Thomas Dewey has returned
from Mcpherson, where she visited
her son. Mr.. Bernard Dewey, and Mrs
Dewey.
Mrs. Robert A. Lovett of Salina will
arrive soon to visit her daughter. Mrs
Charles Lyman.
Mrs. Harry Speer who has been Wis
iting her sister, Mrs. j. p. Griswold,
will leave soon for Chicago. and late.
in the season she will go to northern
Michigan to spend the summer.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. c. Lang will arrive
tonight on their return from an ex-
tended stay in California. They stop
ped on the way home at the Grand
canyon.
The H. E. Wolfe family are moving
to their new home, 1101 Polk street
They bought the home formerly oc-
cupied by the Harold Chase family.
Mary Wolfe is recovering from an at
tack of appendicitis at Christ's hos
pita1.
The H. H. club met with Mrs. H. E.
Van Dorp Wednesday afternoon, for
a 1 o'clock luncheon and an afternoon
at cards. The lucheon table had a
| cluster of daffodilS for centerpiece,
and the place cards were decorated in
yellow. Mrs. P. H. Williams took the
first prize, and Mrs. c. Coddington, the
second.