The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1896-06-06


RE Goddard win teach summer
school i'm Lincoln school building be-
ginning Monday June s.
Mrs Mary West was pleasantly sur
prised at her home in Potwin last Sat
urday evening by number Of her
friends. Those present were Mr.. and
Mrs. William Davidson, Mr.. and Mrs.
M. IL. Field. Mrs. West and the Misses
Stewart. Goddard. Root Hagar Pat
terson and Mitchell
Mrs. NJ L. Field entertained the Lin
coin school teachers Informally last
" ednesday evening at her home on
Norris avenue
Mrs. A. II. Bates entertained at
seven o'clock tea last evening
Mrs. w. Little6eld viii entertain at
thimbles Tuesday afternoon.
Mr. and Mrs Frank Washburn en-
tertained at tea Thursday evening.
Miss Florence Mitchell of 1IinneapO-
lis is the guest of Misses HambletOn.
Mr.. Frank Bennett is expected home
from Indiana next week.
The DOuze whist club members are
making plans for a Fourth of July
picnic
Mr. j. j. Frey and son Han went to
( Chicago yesterday to remain a week.
Miss Bertha Newman came UP from
Emporia TO attend the Bethany com
Miss Eva Mayberry left Thursday for
Iowa, where she VIII remain several
AIRS. G. G. Staples win arrive from
Council Bluffs the first Of the week
and VIII spend the summer with Mrs
Miss Anna Crane VIII leave next
Thursday for a months visit in Kan
sas City and Carthage
Mr. and Mrs A. A. Hayes Will spend
sunday in EmpOria. Mrs Hayes viii
remain for the State Normal COM
mencement
AIRS. J. W Dugan and Miss Carrie
Dugan VIII leave Wednesday for In
diauapOlis-
Mrs. Belle Han Small is visiting in
SedaHa
mrs. G. r. Hudson and Mrs. d. J.
Harding viii leave July for Colo
RADIO. They will visit Mrs MOrehOuse
i'm Denver and Mrs II. r. Baker in Ala
mOsa, besides the resorts.
Mrs wv. j. Black and mother. Mrs.
I'D. Atchis0n, returned Monday from
New Mexico. Mrs. Black is much inn
proved i'm health
Mrs Walter A. HOrner is visiting
her parents. Mr. and AIRS. Diec1riede at
1l1l Choteau avenue. st. Louis. Mrs.
Horner went down Tuesday and says
in letter that the devastation is much
worse than her inag ination had pic
tured 10. She found the tin roof of her
parents handsome home in the front
yard and is of the plate glass windows
which We're blown out only just re-
placed.
Mrs. Lee Jones is in Kansas city to
visit for two weeks with Mrs. c. A.
Mrs. James Yates of Kansas City is
here today visiting Dr. Eva Harding
Miss Julia Whitmer has returned
from her trip to Ohio and st. Louis.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. j. Black are in Chi
caso ana are expected home tom0r-
row
lr.W aldemar Won Dahlen. the Chicago
tenor VIII sing two solos ait the First
hresby ter1an praise service on the
evening Of the 18th
DrMary v Church Of Topeza,a grad
uate of Kansas Medical college has
been appointed physician in a large
Boston hospital Dr. Church has been
lai1ins post graduate course in New
Mr. w. C. r. seeboeck has given sew
eral recitals over the state this week
Mr. Paul TOrrington viii sing Han
dels ARIA Hope In The Lord. as
otfertory in the First Presbyterian
church tomorrow morning
Miss Nina Stanford Of Bethany has
returned to her home in Marion
A1r- Homer Low is home from Lex
ington.
Miss Berenice Hovey of Fort Worth.
Texas, who has been Miss Vera Lows
guest, IS visiting ia Eureka Springs
Miss Eunice Sexton is Miss T77na
Carpenters guest
MISS Lulu McBurney has gone to
Kansas City to study elocution
Mrs. John Grfce has returned from a
months visit in Ohio
Mr. and Mrs Quick have left for COT
IeyYlIe, which they viii make their
Mr. John Hulitt has returned to the
-Nulan territory. after a short vacation
spent among relatives and friends
MIS- Howard Hunter deHghtfulIv en-
teltalned the Euclid teachers-T r
Gage. Miss Ida HOsack. Mrs Sue Rem
ton and Miss Madge Moore. at dinner
Wednesday
Mrs. Washburn Mrs. Homer Wash
Dufn ana Master Freddie, viii soon
leave for Cripple Greek. col. where
their husbands have positions with the
Colorado Telephone company
ar. Frank Hungate has secured a po-
sltion with Mr. Grice in the errooer1r
store for the coming vacation
Col. and Mrs. a. S. Johnson and Miss
Emily Tewksbury viii leave for the
east Tuesday.
Miss Perle Latham entertained the
members Of her gymnasium class Wed
nesday afternoon to say goodbye to
Miss Hattie May Clark and meet her
successor Miss Jane Nye.