The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1901-08-13

q IN AIan1tOu ana Colorado Springs.
Mrs. A c. Elder ana daughter Bes-
/ sic and Miss Anna Crane left today for
I a trip through the north and east
Mrs Blanchard, who has been visit
| ing her parents. Mr. and Mrs. Joseph
| Fields in Auburndale, left Monday
| night for her home in PurceIle, I. T.
! She was accompanied by her sister.
Miss Alta Fields who win spend six
weeks with her
Miss Harriet Mccoy returned today
/ from a trip TO Lawton.
Miss May Dallas and Miss Villa
Rodgers viii go to Usage City We'd
nesday to spend a few days with Miss
! Florence Miller. Miss Dallas expects
to leave Friday for Colorado to spend
a few weeks before returning to her
/ home in Washington, D. c.
Miss Abby wilcox, Of Newton. who
has been spending the past week in To-
pel<a with Miss Hila Hinckley went to
Kansas City today for a visit with
/ friends.
Miss Emily King goes to Kansas
/ City Wednesday to be the guest of
Mrs. Eli Lewis for a few days She
/ VIII sing at the recital to be given
/ Thursday evening by Mr.. Francis
Fisher Powers. Mrs. King is planning
to 60 up for the recital and win also
I be the guest of Mrs. Lewis
Mrs. George W Vea1e and Miss Grace
Judd spent Monday in Valencia with
Miss Jennie Wilson.
Miss Mary Fiske has returned to her
home in Ottawa after a two weeks
visit in Topeka with Miss Ruth Camp
bell and Miss Lee Redden.
Mrs. Wilder :. Metcalf of Lawrence
has been spending a few days in the
city with Mrs Frank Foster at her
home in Potwin.
Mr.. Franklin Hunt is planning to
give a complimentary recital at his
studio Wednesday evening He viii be
assisted BY Mrs George w. Farkhurst.
Mrs A. R. Lingafelt and Miss Gertrude
Tracy.
Miss May Capper returned today
from Manitou where she has been
spending the past six weeks.
Dr. d NJ Fisk and family. who have
been spending the summer in Napoleon,
Mich. viii return home the last of the
week
Miss Edna Floyd is planning to go to
Chicago the first of September to spend
two months studying music and dra-
matte art
Mr. and Mrs. John +. Chambers viii
leave Wednesday for q several weeks
trip TO Buffalo and other eastern
points.
Miss Julia Wellhouse entertained half
a dozen of her friends at a stay all
night" party Monday evening at her
home on Topeka avenue compliments
ry to her guest Miss Blanche ONeil OF
Leayenworth.
Mrs. NJ. Bosworth, of Kansas City,
formerly of Topeka. is spending a few
days in the city with her sister. Mrs.
"A. ID. Robbins; she has just returned
from a visit with Mrs. +. E. Holiday
at the seashOre-
Mrs. p. Z. Gregory and daughters
Blanche and Hazel of Lyndon. Kan,
are expected in Topeka this week for a
visit with Mrs Gergory's father, DR..
r. NJ Phillips.
Colorado Springs Gazette: Captain
and Mrs. A c. Widdecombe announce
the enga cement Of their daughter. Ma
rie Galloway, and Mr. Roscoe p. Ady-
The marriage viii take place early in
the fall Mr. Ady is a lawyer of con-
siderable prominence for so young a
man. He is the son of Colonel and
Mrs. Joseph Ady, formerly OF Kansas. |
and is almost as well known in that
state as he is here. Miss WiddecOmbe /
is a southern girl with all the charms
characteristic of that region The Wild
deconbe family has not lived here very
long, but has already made many
warm friends to whom the announce !
nent of the engagement of the daugh- |
ter of the house viii be of much inter- |
est Mr.. Ady has many friends in |
Topeka who Will be interested in hear
ing Of his forthcoming marriage.
Miss Eleanor Work arrived Monday |
from Oklahoma City for several /
weeks visit with Miss Jean Frost
Mrs. L. ID. Reel was UP from Kansas |
City to spend Sunday.
Mrs Nellie GOens, of Thayer Kas.,
is in Topeka visiting her sister. Mrs. !
Heatherly.
W. s Frame viii leave Friday for
Waukesha, Wis. for a several weeks |
visit with his parents.
Mr.. and Mrs W F. Schoch VIII leave |
next week to attend the Knights Tenn /
plar conclave in Louisville, Ky and /
from there will go to Buffalo to attend 4
the exposition
Mr. and Mrs. Charles I. Short are /
planning to leave Friday for a trip to /
MackInac and Ludington. On their I
way home they viii visit their daugh- /
ter Mrs. Berne Matthews Mead. in |
Peoria.
aIr VIII Brelsford viii go to Abilene
Wednesday to attend the wedding of I
Miss Lena Suffer and Mr.. Perry /
Barber. which occurs in the evening
Mrs H. f. Ray and little daughter i
Margaret and sister. Miss BoUlware of 1
st. Joseph, left today for an extended
visit with relatives IN Silver City,
n NJ.
Miss Daisy Griggs. who has taught at
Qufnton Heights for the past two
years, viii enter Washburn college this
fall.
Mr.. and Mrs. r J. Mcouade have
gone to Mackinac for a several weeks
outing.
Mrs Zu Bell. Of Kingfsher. Okla,
relatives. after which she VIII go to
Kansas City.
Miss Marian Harrison. Of SOUTH Bend,
Ind who has been making a short I
visit IN Topeka with relatives. left to-
day for an outing in Colorado before
returning to her home
Miss Addie Skinner, Miss Bessie
colin Gerard spent Monday evening at
the Hackney home, east OF town.
Mr.. John Green LETT today for Chi