Social and Personal Topeka Social Event Listings
Topeka and nearby residents welcome guests on New Year’s day activities at 904 Tyler street from 2 to 6 pm. The large guest list includes Mrs J K Hudson and daughter, Mrs G A Klvemar, Mrs Frank Hudson, Mrs A Robin son, Mr Guilford Dudley, Mrs A Morner, Miss Creaby, Miss Kingman, Miss Dudley, Miss Robinson, Miss Wilder, Miss Newmas of Emporia, Mrs Manspeaker, Mrs James Hasdien, Mrs Charles Riou Smith, Mrs Arthur Murphy, and many others from Topeka and surrounding towns including Mexico City and St Joseph as noted in the social column.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hudson
J. K. Hudson
Dell Ketzer
William C Seth
St. Linus
Paul Hudson
Mexico City
Tyler Street
G A. Klvemar
Frank Hudson
Kansek City
A A. Robinson
Nathan Price
T. E
Debora K. Lamgehore
Guilford Dudley
A. Morner
Mira
Hamemati
P Wihkler
Bite Theodore A
Barold T. Chase
War- A
Emit
Faery
Gheey
Charles ¥. MeGabe
Thedore G_ Weer
Chase Thomas
Theodore B- Hammatt
Frank P. Bison
Creaby
Kingman
Marner
Dudley
Robinson
Greer
Mies Wilder
Mims Newmas
Emporia
Mansneskers
W. W. Manspeaker
James’ B. Hasdien
Chariea Riou Smith
Arthur Murphy
A Marbure Sirs
Oh. Guibor
Sire
A. A. Burd
Frask Hobart
Crosks
George Warkhurk
J. Hankin
Cutford Plated
W. de ‘Trump
Norman Wear
Norman Wear, Mra GR Brancher
W. A. Morton
C.K. Hudson
Mira A. Zabner
Bie
Jansen Dirs
Stuires
P.E. Palmer
Jetmore
Wear
Miss Crone
Bliss Garwood
Miss Hiesine
Mise Virus
Mise Myrtle Titus
Kenas
Cig
Miss Bross
Auss Perel
Mise Pert
Mike Pakhurst
Miss Gay's Club Guests at Various Downtown Homes
The E T C Club hosts a roll of Misses including Ana Crane Helen Thomp son Myrtle Davis Ivah Davis Grace Wel en Lillian Whitgicek Mary Moun Isabel Knowles Edam McClintint Gertrude Devereux Susie Gop Florence Rossinetin Florence Hurn Grace Curtis Josephine Shellaberser Wihiford Wagner Grace Peckham from Atchison and other local names. Mrs Stoker and family host others at multiple contemporary social receptions ranging from Mrs K Rodg Ka Sere MW Labaugh to Miss Wilson and Miss Frost with arrangements through Miss Jean Frosts. Guests at Mrs Howe and Mrs Ashton’s homes complete the social spread with scheduled receiving times.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E.T.C. Club
MC. A
Pecolewtin
K. Rodg Ka Sere MW. Labaugh
Lew Clintock
B. McArthur
W. W. Crittenden
J. W. Going
Emma Evarts
B.J. Garireee
John Sargent
C. A. Wikworth
WC. Campbell
PL Bonevrake
W. WD. Gossett
A. H. Horton
Alfred
Hankin
John Inna
BR. Gundry
Mary Whi Welle Kwarte
Lillian Gibbone
Lillian Kirkpatrick
Mirener Hurlyer
Fannie Glakesley
Grace Welch
Tysor
Hertha Worden
Nannie Crawford
Helen Teerman
Mabel Quie- Sey
Batos Daley” Starr
Ales “Atabet Barnes
Warnes
Reberen Ares Ets
Lilien M. Preenas
Mise
Lena M. Freemen
Milen
Mary Pea Mine
Selim. Whitmer
Edith Olt
Bilas Helle Welch
Miss Wheeler and Miss Higgins Host at Mrs Shubert's Home
At 1024 Harrison street Mrs Shubert hosts entertainment for Warren girls from 3 to late afternoon and evening. Guests include Miss Lyle McMahon, Miss Pauline Meyere, Miss Olive Markley, Miss Louise South, Miss Katherine Burich, and many others. Prizes include a cut glass collection and a copy of a Bangs book.
Meeting at Unity Church A Busy Calty Session
A Thursday afternoon meeting at Calty church conducted by the Federated clave drew many club women from across the state. Mrs. J McClintock welcomed attendees as programs covered music papers and talks on manners morals and physical culture in schools with strong notes from Mrs H M F Bear and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Unity Church
Calty Church
Federated Clave
J. McClintock
Mabel
Stra Wear
Was Dahlen
Jus Mure
Fisk Mire
Hom
Bear
Wellington
Caprice
Tausig
Mist Gertrud
Tracy
Lillian Wolisle
Kansas City
Afo
EU P Witson
Lawrence Sopranosoky
Samson and Delilah
Saint Saens
Ais
Mabel Huey
Sekivel
Sir Mes
Waterman Stone
Lawrence
Mites Jean Huy
Topeka
MSWA
Johnston
Pesrelons
Menor Solo
Ehris
W. von Dahien
Marc Norton
Weill
Heather Wociety
Inp. Wilton
Art in the school room and circulating libraries debated
An interesting paper argues art in classrooms should be valued early and integrated with instruction. It cites vivid student drawings and emphasizes cleanliness, bright rooms, and graded art to aid learning. A second paper on Circulating Libraries notes widespread lack of literature and praises a well managed library for access and education.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Jean Hay
Qalek Bo
Lave
Mra OW. A. Jottiston
Social Notes From Topeka And Nearby Homes
Local society pages list visits and stays in Topeka Bourbon county Lawrence Manhattan and Hutchinson Miss Alice Alston and Milas Athel Coe travel Lawretter for a few days With Master Areletis Wood Mrs Grice Ilmont returns to Leavenworth after Christmas with parents Mr and Mrs Siment Airs Julia Wiley entertains with dinner in honor of Mr and Mrs Ko AL Wilson of Herrington and their daughter Miss Netto Bri. Mrs M Milian and daughter invite relatives in Douglas Kan Mr Hessin arrives from Manhattan to West the Misses Hankey Kansas City businessman Geo Esterley visits with Dr Ed Esterley at home Miss Mary Moeser leaves for Parsons New Year musical offerings at Miss Prescott’s and violin lessons to start C E Judd returns to Chicago after visit with Dr Herman Judd Miss Lula Case of Lawrence visits Miss Agnes Ginker Mrs Esther Richardson of Hutchinson visits Topeka The New Year ushers in a musical reception list at Lima’s and a number of guests gather at the home of Mrs E M Carpenter Mrs Volk of New York visiting Mrs W H Light Miss Maud Hunter of Wellington visits Mrs W H Light Gertrude Galvin of Leavenworth visiting Copeland parlors host of informal music with Mrs Gaston Reyd Prof Pang from the university attends Also noted are visits by Suny Wil turd of Wichita Frank House of Lawrence the Wyatt sisters and Mrs B F McKercher staying with Mr and Mrs C0 Skinner en route to Mexico A recital series by Miss Prescott and Miss Caroline Baem scheduled at Art Studio Hall and Sherburne-Conive wedding in Taylor County draws attendees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Diungate
Sirs
Hungate
Bourbon County
W. C Campbell
Inehie Familly
Topeka
Alice Alston
Milas Athel Coe
Lawretter
Areletis Wood
Mite Grice Ilmont
Leavenworth
Julia Wiley
Etna
Moniny
Ko AL Wilson
Herrington
Netto Bri
M. Milian
Douglas
Kun
Mins Hessin
Manhattan
Hankey
Geo. Esterley
Kansas City
Ed Esterley
Frank Crane
Marraret Garver Willis
J. P. Howe
Mary Moeser
Parsons
Bresiote Prescott
Léssatis
C. E. Judd
Chica&ke
Herman Judd
Lula Case
Lawrence
Agnes Gran Ker
Esther Richardson
Hutchin- Ison
Mra ET
Lima
EL EL Wear
F. G. Willard
Miss Prescott
Mike Scott
Pearade Prescott
Puplia Cos
Jacobsohn
Ceriif Fan
University
Suny Wile Turd
Wichita
Frank House
Wyatt
B. F. McKercher
Acne
Skinner
Mexicwity
Misa Pearlade Progcott
Mise Caroline Baem
Art Studio Hall
West Eighth Street
Mary Mosher
E. Gaena
John Russell
Caney
Topi
Cadets Plan Testimonial for Miss Crane at Academy
On December 1 the South Carolina academy cadets decided to honor Miss Crane with a handsome silver testimonial sent with a letter of heartfelt regard. The committee assigned to the Crane testimonial will manage the presentation while avoiding reference to the ball incident.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Crane
Miss Crane
Wages Advanced for China Workmen in Pennsylvania
In Kittanning Pennsylvania on December 3 workers at the Weeki company won a wage advance of 125 percent, prompting the men to return to work. The victory reflects a successful labor dispute resolution and restores production.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
China
Kittaning
Bern
South Wind Tomorrow Weather Forecast Note
Weather observer T. GB Jemting predicts wind from the northwest with rising warmth by evening. Temperature has fallen today and the barometer remains steady. Olt Zkbers, merchant tailor, 713 Kansas Avenue, is mentioned in the damaged note.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T. GB
Jemting
Miles Amir
Fike
Tri
Penature
Olt
Merchant Tailor
Kansas
Hanna Takes Command in Ohio Senate Campaign Move
Senator Hanna left Cleveland for Columbus to assume personal charge of his senatorial campaign. He is joined by Sylvester Everett and Judge Frank E. Delienbaugh, with talks held with State Senator Vernon Burke who may oppose Hanna. The Columbus contest is described as intense with party caucuses and shifting allegiances among Cleveland Republicans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
Cleveland
Tee
M. A. Hanna
Capitol
Sylvester Everett
Republican County Gurrenities
Frank E. Delienbaugh
Common Piers Court
Messrs Everett
Delienbaugh
Verson Burke
Tee Isinture
Hanne
Clacinet
Times-Star
Tepah- Yeah
Cane Didaies
Noth Houses
Hanna
Alexander Boxwell
Mason and Bramley
Boxwell
Republican House Caurus
Mejor McRisson
Business
Fur Renaisn
Snider, Redkey
Grimiuh
opPostle
Ely Walker Coming to Topeka as New Dry Goods Firm
Ed Curry announces the Curry building, formerly Wisein Harding stem, has been retold to St. Louis parties for use as a dry goods store. The room was rented by Topeka Cash Dry Goods, later claimed by Ely Walker Dry Goods of St Louis. The mysterious St Louis party is believed to be involved. The Blye company is among the largest firms in St Louis. The move promises a large store space capable of housing a vast stock.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ed Curry
Curry
Wisein-Harding
Ely Walker Dry Goods Company
St. Linusx
Topeka Cash Dry Goods Company
St. Lows Partict
Blyde Company
St. Louis
Topeka
Lares
Berry Breaks a Leg In Wharf Tramp Incident
A special from St. Louis reports the so called Millionaire Tramp, found near the wharf with a broken leg after a fall from a ferry pier. Since arriving yesterday, he has spent money lavishly, and newsmen note his notoriety and flashy habits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Louis
Hs Lee
Tigwor
Deaths and funerals and local notices fade in town
Mrs Florence Jamison wife of Dr J M Jamison dies of consumption at home 16 First street funeral held this afternoon Bertha Harr wife of Tas Harr dies at Smith Center December 22 aged 51 once Shawnee county register of deeds Tas Harr last in Topeka July Promenade concert and dance at Hamilton hall Monday night Jan 3 presented by Mid-continent tad Scott Scott and the Cremerie 725 Ave Everything a season at the Cremerie SCOTT SCOTY
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Florence Jamison
J. M. Jamison
First Street
Bertha L. Harr
Tas
Harr
Smith Center
Topeka Enti
Shawnee County
Hamilton Hell
Mid-continent
Tad
Scott
Scott &the Cremerie
Ave
Managing Servants Teach Them Self-respect and Keep Your Own
A Philadelphia Ledger inspired guide urges twofold management of servants. Provide one pleasant room and well equipped kitchen with fixed duties and regular hours to foster self-respect in maids. Maintain even temper and firm oversight to preserve the mistress’s self-respect and a stable household routine.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philadelphia Ledger
The Youngest Guest Pretty Dress for Baby
A delicate hand made French infant dress designed for the youngest child. It features hematite hemming, hemstitching on the shoulder ruffle, ruching at the hands and neck, and a holly red rosette as a standout detail. The design emphasizes fine tucks and minimal trimming.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baby
Das
Younges
Frilly Holly Trimmed Baby Robe and Home Remedies
A garlanded baby robe in holly colors is described with a holly bow at the waist and a holy-colored trim. Home beauty tips advise scrubbing the face with a brush and soap for clearer skin, plus gentle steaming and cooling rinses. Food tips show keeping meals hot with steam and simple lemon tapioca dessert instructions.
To Come January 11 Free Silver State Central Meeting
A note dated January 1 from the Free Silver State Central committee in Topeka calls members to attend the January 11 meeting. It states important matters will be presented for discretion and settlement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State Central Committee
Topeka
Kian
Lost on the Lake Frankfort Michigan Dec 3
The steamer Stafford is missing after leaving Munising for Milwaukee. Four people are aboard the Stafford, a Walton’s boat, with Gen. Her captain Ht. Dy Rusa. Authorities search the area for clues.
STATE CERTIFICATES ISSUED ACROSS KANSAS
State ware of mancation granted certificates listing recipients in Fairview Leonardville Lawrence Emporia Chay Center Lawrence Kansas City and other places. Names include E Wallacy O H Halstead F C Jaceby JJ Graves Effie Loader Addison Ludtin LC Cuinen A Glenn Jehu Gwinn Lawrence Netite Seamans Chan Walker Jehu A Gwinn and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mancation
Todayy E Wallacy of
Fairview
O. HH. Halstead
Leonardville
Sears
F.C Jaceby
JJ. Graves
Lawrence
Emporia
Effie Loader
Chay Center
Tintiv & Lewis
Addison Ludtin
Salling
LC. Cuinen
A. Glenn
Jd. Galdweil
Lyra
Te Th Ellis
Buirfimktony
AL Uyrett
Galdlive
I. Rush
Kang City
Mon
Netite Seamans
Kansas Shy
Chan N. Walker
Kansas City
Gewls
Gontratta
Jehu A. Gwinn
Anit
A.m. Wiker
Porunue
Hillhon Case Set For Fifth February Trial
Judge Fuster fixed the Hillhon case schedule for February. The Linn Debruney incident will be heard, with a jury drawn from districts north and west of Topeka.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fuster
Linn Debruney
Topeka
Today Market Report from Associated Press
Market summary from December items shows wheat steady with slow gains in early trading, Liverpool strength offset by a quiet opening and December premium over May. Corn and oats fluctuated with higher opens, while provisions, flax, and rye prices noted mixed movement and steady demand. Cattle and hogs reported mixed receipts and firm to rising bids, reflecting general market quietness for the day.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph Leiter
Liverpool
Mailer
Ailey & Grier
Northwestern
Chicago
Carr
Deir
Gressy I
Athedt
Cork
Sys
Gral
Mayriba
Smeets Parmlagy
Mayssieisae
Wimothy
Kansas City Livestock Market Report Summary
Partial OCR text describes cattle selling at Kansas City Livestock Market with steers and heifers moving in fair volume. Mentions buyers, buyers list, and market activity but readability is limited. Names and precise figures are unclear due to transcription errors. overall context is a livestock market update.
Market Gossip and Grain Notes From New York and Chicago
Fragmented stock and grain reports from New York and Chicago markets. Prices, storage notes, and broker mentions reflect cautious activity in cotton sugar corn and wheat futures with regional price ranges and notes on availability.
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Social and Personal
Topeka Aml
Wocke
Athisire
aHuus
Sims
Robert Pleres
Avery Turner
Horace Hall
Willard Hall
Mulrane
Hancock
LB. Ferry
A. KK Lingafelt
JL. King
H. ¥. Hinckley
Mire Wiliger
Merrick
Colburn
Nipys
L. Munn
Mary Hollis
Mise Vern Low
Misa Arercinna Wascon
Miss Clemmatins
Ise Spencer
Helen Wisinsti
Rude Willett
Mise Dera Forman
Mies Huey
Mise Bently King
Hila Hinckley
Mina Lucile Stulvane
W. O. West
Glenn
Cruua
Miss Frost
Jean Frost
Mise McMayland
Mise Filton McFarland
Irk
Miss Santa
Mies
Dean Wrest
Mary Lang Mies
Lillian Valentine
Mise Eman Dennis
Biles Grace Var Houten
Mabel Quigtey
Mias Martie Whaley
Babel Sents
Mine Josephine Dietrich
Grace Jilton
Ida Stage
Walker
T. B. Sweet
Ashton
Miss Wheeler
Mabel Wheeler
Helen Higgins
Misses Moon
Si le
GC. B. Smith
Ars
W. J. Black
Clifford Hieteh
Fred Rotebrake
Attriburs
Prank Ednes
Clarent ® Dowman
T. G. Wear
Palmer
Sra. Krauthor
Vancouver
Garracis
WW. C. Smith
Alva
W. L. Alkire
Mra Armstrong
Airs. Price
Seymour Davis
Mra
Geo. Stouker
McCale
Whittog
Mra Trump
Mra. Cole
Bholman
Misa Olle O'Brien
Miss Ewart
J. Ey Motson
John Waters
Ralph Moore
Ralph Peterson
Dana McVicar
Hen Criswell
Walter Cust
Harry Valentine
Esterles
Fred Kingsley
White
Matt Wikfal
Mir Robert Furman
New York
Ed Kellum
Edward Dennis
Howard Wood
George Jesterson
Kunmis City
B.S. Morgan
Galen Nichols
Charla Turnes
Will Alexander
Wilter Burgess
Seiler
Bet Ruggles
Charlie Hetnhans
Dullus Welding
Peias
Misa Cross
Weat
Jobn Kendrick Bangs
H. M. F. Bear
Ami Heart
F. G. Larimer
Ailes Stone
Dumler
Eo Betur
Jone
Hanna Takes Command
Ely-Walker
Wiggin- Harding Building
Berry
Frank
Silas
Hiram
Josh
Opry House
New York Sunday World
Mazic
Sory
Mace Wynil Genesee
The
Cremerie Scott & Scoty
Iy Sloper
Marima
Free Silver Republican Central Committee
Alice Stafford
Ken
State Board of Education
Hillhon
Associated Press
State Journal
Warloe
Warloe Chewp
Phos
Jaeibe
Kansas City Livestock Market
Patti Reselyite
Tygive
Buuse Benlte
Gko
Sieng
de Histor
Prigkers
Ceed
Fetta
Pew
Sasha
Revelpi
Biron
Stromg
SUGAR
Perderied
S Toke
Bictraa
Miselon Co
Aks
Tomeka
Westeen Tile
Panini
Uy West Sixth Ave
Pope
AIA
Miomay
Etax
Gamor
C. Cheistre
Teneener
Proenant
Patira
Gers Teleemone
Lux Commission Co
Bansas Ave
Tocera, Kam
Bepsexche
Calon Nations Tiauk
Sauenal
Comnetee
Macias
Shawiee Building and Loan Association
Éoe Ryvara Ingley
Kunaamaye
Eric Enet
Il van Sures
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