The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1917-10-24

Miss Frances Holman entertained
Monday evening at her home, 14O
Evelyn street. in honor of Mrs L. c.
Elliot of Ell Paso. The following
guests were present: Mrs. Elliot. Mrs.
John Flemming, Miss Irene Miller,
Miss Mildred Joff. Miss Ravens, Miss
Verna Wise, Miss Lillian Huckle, Miss
Margaret Morns, Miss Margaret Rust,
Miss Gatwood Wagner, Miss Marian
Macarthur.
Gov. Arthur Capper will be one
of a class of 25 to be initiated tomor-
row night by Wampanoa lodge. No. SO
l. o. o. F.. at their hall, 500 North
Kansas avenue. Degree work will be
put on by Cheyenne team of Kansas
City, Kan. Corn and venison will be
fed the hungry.
Mrs Frank Carey of San Bernar-
dino, Cal, will arrive today for visit
to her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. James
Priddy of Elmont. Mr.. and Mrs.
mother in Oklahoma and relatives in
Chicago. They will be the guests
Thursday of the John Pratt family,
$50 n. Jackson street.
Mrs Edward Winans and daugh-
ter, Caroline, will arrive today from
Los Angeles and will be the guests of
Mrs. Winans' father, Mr.. H. c. Nc
KinIey, and Mrs. Mckinley of 319
I Laurel street. Mrs. Russell. Barber
of Los Angeles, formerly of North To-
peka, will also be a guest at the Nc
Kinley home.
.,z. Notes and Personals.
Mrs. H. D. Critics win entertain the
! Ideal Embroidery club Thursday af-
ternoon at her home, 80 jackson
street
Charles Mccormick of Kilmer, was
hin town today on business.
D. j. Hathaway has returned from
visit to his old home in Muncle, Ina.
| f. A. Stevenson, Hugh Mathews
/ and E. H GRADER returned yesterday
! from a duck hunt in which they bag
/ ged fifteen ducks.
! Mr. and Mrs. John Small of Frank
lin, Iowa. are the guests OF the A E.
! Smith family of Shorey.
/ Mr.. and Mrs. Max Krauss of Wich-
/ tia, are the guests of their cousins,
the Otto Kuehne and F. j. Kuehne
families of 3O1 West Curtis street, and
Mrs. Krauss's sister, Mrs George Al
/ len. of 435 Lane street.
Joshua Browning, an old resident
: of north of town, who has been visit
ing relatives in Emporia, has returned.
Mr.. Browning will leave soon Tor
Florida, where he will spend the
The I. o. o. F., No. 70, will hold a
meeting tonight at their hall, 837 N
Kansas avenue.
Mrs. G. C. Underwood of Hoising-
ton, is visiting Mrs. A. J. Kistler of
1929 n. Jackson street.
Senator Charles Curtis, of Wash
ington, D. c., is the guest of his sis
ter. Mrs. Rome Colvin, of 915 N. Van
Buren, street.
Charles Klussman, 1913 Madison
street, suffered amputation of a leg
above the knee at local hospital
yesterday, caused by bone infection
The operation was a success and nc
complications are looked for.
The Ladies' Aid of the Second
Presbyterian church are holding an
all day meeting at the church today
r. r. Baer of Central avenue has
moved 70 the property at go Quincy
street, which he has leased from Miss
Juliet c. Smith, who has left to make
her home in Denver.
The Rochester Cemetery association
is an investor in liberty bonds. The
trustees at their annual meeting
agreed that the accumulative perpet-
ual care fund be placed in the liberty
loan.
Mr.. J. E. Cain, 1909 Central avenue
had a birthday anniversary last Sun
day and Mrs. Cain honored the occa'
sion by giving a family dinner party
Their son, w. E. Cain, proprietor OF
the Perry Mirror, and family, were
present the E. NJ. Reckards family Of
Thompsonville attended, and Others
there were Mrs. NJ. S. Richards OF
KANSAS City, Mo, Mrs. F. R. Ores
back of Portland, Ore, Miss Estelle
Richards of Granville.
S. f. Mcfarland, Optician.-Adv.