The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1897-06-29
Notes and Personal Mention.


Notes and Personal Mention.
Judge and Mrs. A w. Wilkins and
daughter of Danville, Ill, who have
been visiting Mr.. and Mrs. J. NJ. Tor
renee, left yesterday for Los Angeles,
Cal.
Miss Mary Barnes left yesterday for
Colorado Springs where she is going to
spend the summer.
Misses Nina and May Thomas Will
leave the last of July for Chicago for a
visit with Miss SaIlie Corning. They will
stay in Chicago the remainder of the
summer and study music.
DR.. and Mrs H. G. Linn and daugh-
ter Clemma have returned from a two
years stay in Washington where Miss
Linn has been devOting her time to the
study Of dramatic art.They are at their
home on West Sixth street.
The Derthick Music club will meet
this evening with Mrs. George Park
hurst at 313 WoOdlawn avenue, instead
of with Mrs c. J. Brown.
Mrs. HI. Page and daughter Charlotte
will return to their home in Denver, to-
day after several weeks visit with Mrs.
w. A. PETER.
Miss Helen Small has been spending a
couple of days with her sister, Mrs. Dan
Small. After Wednesday she will be
with Miss Grace Weiss
Miss Edna Crane will entertain at a
seven o'clock tea this evening in honor
of Miss Charlotte Page of Denver, Miss
Helen Small of AtchisOn and Miss Lib
bic Hazlett of Chicago.
Mr.. Fred Mertsheimer and Mr.. Leon
fSfaQY spent laSC evening with Misses
Margaret and Grace Weiss on their way
from Colorado to their homes in Kansas
City.
dry, Mr.. George BOdley and Mr.. Paul
Mulvane are going to Kansas City Fri
day to spend two weeks with Miss Eth
el and Mr. Frank Merwin.
Miss w. G. Miller of Leeds, Mo, who
has been visiting in Topeka, left for her
home yesterday.
Miss Rata Johnson is visiting in Val
ley Falls.
Mrs. Fannie Richie and daughter of
Arkansas are spending a few days with
Mr.. and Mrs. A. J. Hungate on their
Miss Carina Cooke will arrive from
Harrington tomorrow to visit Miss Villa
Tomlinson at her home in POtwin.
Mr.. William Lane left today for
Hena, Ark, for the benefit of his
health.
The Young Peoples society of Unity
church are going to give a picnic at
Garfield park next Saturday after
noon.
Mrs. Minnie Daley, who has been Wis
| iting Miss Pearl Sample, returned to
| her home in Perry, o. T., yesterday
Miss Lillian Hatfield is visiting in
/ Valley Falls.
Mr.. Will Hancock of Lawrence spent
last week with Mr. Otis Allen
Mrs d e. MerWin is expected from
Kansas City the first of the month to
visit Mrs. William EbarIe
Miss Jean Wallace returned Saturday
Miss GeOrgette Brooks of Manhattan
and Miss Caro- Finch of Los Angeles
are spending the week with Miss Bena
| Ackley at her home at 1885 Van Buren,
street.
Mrs. c. c, Strait and daughter Gus
sic left today for Los Angeles, Cal.
/ Mr. and Mrs. T. F. Doran will leave
tomorrow for a months outing in Colo
RADIO.
Mrs. Jennie Hayes and daughter
Nellie returned this morning from a
three weeks visit in California.
Miss Anna Crane returned today
from visit in Usage City. She was
accompanied by Miss Adams.
Mr.. and Mrs. S. T. Fulton of Kansas
City will come down the last of the
week to spend the Fourth with reIa-
Mrs. w. F. Roehr and daughter Helen
| will return Wednesday from a three
weeks visit in Chicago.
Monday evening was regular class
meeting of the young ladies' class at
the gymnasium and the close of this
school years work. There were TWEEN
ty of the class present to enjoy the
work together. Miss Russell, who is
ever thoughtful of her friends, had pre-
pared a pleasant surprise for them in
the way of ices, ice cream and cake
! which were served in the gymnasium
after the class work was over The
members of the class are Misses Edna
Lea, Pearl Latham, Florence Greer,
Alice Atwood, Edith Snyder, Edith Off,
Beulah Lee, Daisy Smith, Emily Goe
Alena- Church. Ada Ward, Mary Bark
ley. Mary Cook, Edna Floyd, Edna
Crane, Daisy Garretson. Mrs. w. l.
Miller, Ethel Jewell. Miss Lulu Burn
ham of Alma and Miss Page of Denver
were guests of the evening. After the
repast was over Miss Burnham Miss
Floyd and Miss Jewell gave some pleas
ing recitations. Mrs. Miller sang a num-
Der of songs and Miss Latham gave a
piano selection. The evening was
closed with three cheers for the dear
hand in the fall to resume the good
work.