The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1899-08-01


Miss Elsie J. Bates, who has been
spending the past year in Topeka aIter
completing for seven years missionary
work in BankOk, Siam, LEFT Mohody
evening for Butte City, Montana, &C
cOmpanied by her mother Mrs T.
Bates of 635 Topeka evenue and sister
Miss Bessie Bates. After few Gays
visit in Butte City, Miss Elsie BaleS
viii go to San Francisco ana san on Ille
18th of august for Yokohama JS4p n.
where she will be married to a physI-
clan of BankOk. whose name IS VIII
held by the relatives
The prospective groOm's home IS IN
Springfield Ill, and he was sent 10
Siam as assistant vice consul during
Cleveland's administration. After the
expiration of his term he began the
practice of medicines in Bankok ana
when Miss Bates came TO America ldSl
year it was with the promise to return
and marry him some time this summer
The marriage was to have taken
place in Shanghai, China. but it will be
in Yokohama instead. They will visit
the Hawaiian Islands and Japan before
going to Siam They Will probably re
turn to America. before long to make
their home.
Notes and Personal Mention
DR.. and Mrs. c. 3. Reed and son Dick
spent Sunday in Lawrence with Dr.
and Mrs. c. E E,sterley-
Mr. and Mrs. Walter Littleheld left
Monday for a months outing at Re
toskey, Mich
Miss Rosamond Horton will leave
Wednesday for Colorado Springs to
Join her brother, Mr.. Albert Horton.
Miss Name Horton expects to return to
Topeka the last of the week to spend
the remainder of the summer.
Mrs. W. A Evans and daughter Eff
he of Kansas City, spent Sunday in
Topeka
The Ladies Aid society of the First
Methodist church will meet Wednesday
n A a hn a
w H. RICHTER at 1920 Fillmore street
Mr.. and Mrs. W. E Sterne and daugh-
ter will leave Saturday for a two
weeks trip to Washington and Boston
Misses Agnes Hensen will come up
from Lawrence Friday to visit Hrs
Luther Burns
Mr.. and Mrs ". I Miller, Mrs. A
Bergen and Mrs. " burlington viii leave
Wednesday for Colorado Springs. Mrs
Bergen viii stay several weeks but the
rest of the party will remain until DC
tOber.
Miss Blanche Bear will entertain in
formally Thursday evening at her home
on Harrison street.
Miss Grace Weiss will leave Thurs
day for an extended visit in MinneapO-
lis MINI.
Professor w. Stewart Davis of Spo-
kane, Wn-. is in the city visiting his
parents, Mr. and Mrs. T. z. Davis on
Topeka avenue.
Mrs. George W. Stansfeld left Mon
day for a four or five weeks trip to
Buffalo, n. Y. and other eastern
points.
NIrs.J Rwick left today for a weeks
visit in St Louis.
Mrs. B. B. Clary will give a party
Wednesday evening for her little sons,
Lester and Gordon
Mrs. E. f. Horton and Mrs. E. E
Hammond returned Monday from a
weeks visit in HeringtOn-
Mrs. Orren Markley of Highland
Park Will 60 to Kansas City Thursday
for a few days visit with her daugh-
Ter. MRS W. h Lyman
Miss Jeanette Cox Of Granville will
come in Thursday to visit Miss Mar
Earet Gilhllan.
The Sunday school Of the Westmin-
SIer presbyterian church. Will give a
picnic Wednesday at the reform school.
Mr. Warren Clancy. who attended
Ann ArbOr last winter, will return to
Topeka this week; he has been visiting
IN the east since the close of school.
Miss Cora Eby will go to Solomon
City Thursday to visit Miss Rosa An
derson for two weeks.
Mrs s. @. Hughes went to St Joe
MONDAY 1or several weeks visit.
Mrs. Court Flower has returned from
a two months visit in Carthage, No
and Burlington. Kan.
Mrs George Klein has gone to Ration
N. NJ, for months visit
Mr.. and Mrs. H. NJ. Lain will leave
the middle of the week for Denver
where they viii spend a month.
Mrs. 4. W. hughes and children have
gone to Iowa for a three weeks visit
with relatives and friends.
Miss Blanche VittetOe has returned
to her home in Harper, Ia, after a three
months visit with her aunt. Mrs. z, W
Hughes. at 500 Tyler street
Miss Bella Kerr is visiting friends il
Ohio and Pittsburg, Pa, for a few
weeks.
Mrs. C. G. MaIm and son returned tt
their home in Herington Sunday after
a months visit with Mrs. Mains pa
rents, Mr.. and Mrs. John Olson.
Mrs J W. Howard and daughter
Edna. returned Saturday from a two
weeks visit in Chicago
Miss Nellie Cook left Sunday fol
GaIesburg, Ill, to spend her months
vacation
Misses Anna and Vera Johnson left
Monday for a visit in Chicago anc
points farther east
Mrs c. A. Goodwin and daughters
Lallie and Rosamond, went to Kansa,
City Sunday for months visit witt
relatives
Mrs Charles Beronius and son Kar
OF Kansas City, are spending a few
DAYS IN Topeka with the family of A
v. Beronius on their way from Florence
where they have been visiting Mrs