The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1900-07-26
For Mrs. Adams.

the list OF fail weddings and there are
several others which will doubtless be
announced soon
For Mrs Adams.
The members OF the Ladies. Mission
airy society of the First Presbyterian
reception in the church parIors Friday
afternoon. July p. from three until four.
for Mrs Nellie Dick Adams who, with
her three children, leaves next week for
Korea 10 join Mr. Adams All ladies'
of the congregation are invited to be
present
Notes and Personal Mention
Miss Lille Burkharr Of Springfield.
III. arrives IN the city this evening and
will be the guest Of Mrs. Walter Little
field for = short time
Mrs E T Sim has returned from q
months visit in St Louis
Mrs J. : HObsOn returned Tuesday
from a two weeks visit in Davenport,
Iowa
Mr. and Mrs John Frftts are moving
today into their new home at rs West
ern avenue
Mr. and Mrs A O. Rosser and sister.
Mrs Erickson. have moved from Fill
more street TO 1245 Clay street
Mrs Harry 0. Garvey has returned
from q short stay in Chicago.
Mr.. and Mrs c. G Baker and daugh-
ter Nellie went to Lake View today TO
spend a day OF two
Mrs Dent HogebOom OF Pittsburg,
Kansas. is IN the city visiting Dr. and
Mrs George W Hogeboom-
Mrs Albert Watkins is spending two
or three weeks in kingman. Kansas
She went to attend the wedding Of Miss
Mary Gretchen
Miss Helen Hogabo1u mas gone to
Fort Madison. Iowa, to visit her sister,
Mrs Newton
Mrs Addie Jewell Newton and sister,
Miss Thso Jewell. have gone 10 Syra-
cuSe. n Z, where Mrs Newton has been
engaged to sing IN a musical festival
next week
Miss Lottie Snyder is planning a pic
mic 10 be given Friday evening at Gar
field park complimentary to her guest,
Miss Leila Stanley
Mr. Joe Johnson viii leave Saturday
for a trip to Colorado
Mr.. and Mrs L D Monroe, of Chart
ton. Iowa and Mr.. and Mrs Charles
May berry, of New York city, left
Wednesday for their homes after a
short visit in the city with Mr.. and
Mrs A A. Hayes
MI and Mrs. Eugene s. Quinton have
returned from. a two weeks stay in
Denver.
Mr. and Mrs H. o. Garvey will en-
tertafn informally at tea Friday even
ing, complimentary 10 their nephew
Mr. Richards. of Chicago.
DR.. George P. Ashton is seriously i'll
at his home on Topeka avenue
Mr. and Mrs w J. Healy have gone
to Chicago for a short visit
Mrs Moore. of Ohio. is in the city
Fisk Dr. and Mrs Fisk and family
and Mrs Moore expect to leave next
week for trip to Colorado
The members OF the Ideal club and
Of the Ladies Aid society of the First
Presbyterian church are urgently re-
questsd to meet in the church parlOrs
Friday afternoon at O'Clock. TO con-
slider the subject Of church decoration
Mr. and MIS- O. E Walker who went
to Oklahoma at the opening Of the
strip have returned to Topeka to
live They have purchased the Covllle
farm on West Sixth avenue, adjoining
Gage park on the north. and will
make their permanent home there
They are the guests Of Mr. and Mrs
James A Troutman this week Mr.
and Mrs. Walker have many friends in
the city who welcome them back Mrs
Walker viii leave next week for New
York city to spend the remainder Of the
summer.
Miss Mary Gunther returned today
from 4 two weeks visit with her
brother in Kansas City
Mr. and Mrs Fred Bartel. MIS-
Deisher and daughters Lolita and Clara
left today for a two weeks outing at
Pueblo, Colorado Springs and NanitOu-
Miss Blanche Clark is spending two
weeks with friends in Kansas City
Mrs. Olive Hopkins. Of Madison. kaS--
arrived today for a two or three weeks
visit with her brother. Mr. A w Hop
kins.
Mr. and Mrs Charles F'Tnney an
nounced the birth Of a daughter this
Miss Leila Stanley. Of Ohio. is in the
city visiting Miss Lottfe Snyder, at her
home on Polk street
The w r R0ehr Music company
shipped a large quantity Of band music
TO the Philippine Islands this week for
the Thirty seventh regular U s v in
fantry- This band numbers forty
pieces. and is one OF the finest military