The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1902-07-15

cago to visit another daughter, Mrs
Macleod.
Miss Fuller. Miss Bernice Fuller and
Miss Gussie Fuller left today for Cedar
Rapids, Iowa, and Miss Harriet Stan
ley for Muscatine Iowa
Mr.. and Mrs. A. A. Goddard and
family leave the last of the week for
Colorado for the summer
Miss Jennie Bell Helm of ST. Mary's
is the guest of Miss Leila Mcclellan,
1858 Buchanan street
Mrs. w. d. Lawton, Mrs. w. L. New
conner, Mrs. George Parkhurst Miss
Charlotte Parkhurst and Mr. Rob
Carve are in Fort Riley for the day.
Mr.. and Mrs Luther Burns and their
guest, Miss Grace Wilson of Chicago,
have returned from four-days' outing
at Manhattan.
Mr.. Albert T. Reid went to Ottawa to-
day.
Miss Louise McNeal and Miss Lola
Berry went to Fort Riley on the excur-
sion tolay.
Mr.. and Mrs. E R. Ketner of Color
ado Springs are guests of the latter
mother, Mrs George Martin 140e Topeka
avenue
from visit of several weeks in eastern
states.
Mrs. Charles McCabe and her child
rem of Memphis, Tenn. are guests of
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Edison.
Mrs Alkaline Wallace, who has been
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day for her home in Iowa
Judge and Mrs. J. c. Pollock and Miss
Lucille Pollock have gone to Winfield
from where they go to the northern
lakes for the summer.
Mrs. Frank R. Millspaugh, Miss Mary
Hambleton, Miss Elvie Millspaugh and
| Master Clarkson MiIlspaugh left today
| for Prior Lake, Mimi. for the summer.
| They will be joined late in the summer
by Bishop Mfllspaugh, Mrs. Hambleton-
! Thomas and Miss Nellie Millspaugh.
Miss Hambleton leaves tomorrow for
Magnolia, Mass, to remain until Sep
| TENDER.
Mr. and Mrs. L. vanHook, Jr, leave
manently.
Mrs. Harry Weaver, of Kansas City,
is in Topeka on her way from Salt Lake
City where she and Mr. Weaver have
been for a fortnight She is now the
guest of Mrs. Rachel Weaver at the
Blower House.
The engagement of Miss Mary C.Ken-
needy of Chicago and Mr.. James H Sher-
man of Topeka, formerly of Boston, is
announced.
Mrs. Albert Watkins, Mrs. Theo Ma
son, Mrs T. Gray Kennedy and Miss
Elizabeth Davis are in Fort Riley to-
day.
Mrs. c. A Crise and Mrs. B. T. Dunn
of Manhattan were in town today.
Miss Anna Coffman of Valley Falls
| is the guest OF the Goodrich family,
| 1Z35 clay street
| Miss Ethel K1ise has gone to Okla
| hona for a month
Miss Anne Davis is in Concordia for
| a vacation of three weeks
Mr. Leon G. Tuttle of Chicago. spent
| Sunday with his family here
| Mr.. Manley Saxton of La Junta, Col.
| was in town over Sunday.
| Cards have been received in Topeka
| announcing the marriage on July ir
| Chicago of Miss May Aument, form erly
| of Topeka, and Mr.. Robert ARGUS OF
| Chicago. After a month at Mackinaw
| they will be at home at Sl32 Howard
| court, Chicago.
| bers invited a number of Miss Edna
| Griswold's friends to her home on Win
| field avenue. Oakland. Thursday even
| ing to help her celebrate her fifteenth
| birthday. The main feature of ths
| evening was fortune telling by one OF
/ the young women dressed as a gypsy.
! Each guest had her past, present and
| future read. Those who enjoyed the
| evening were Misses Edna Griswoid
| Mary Armstrong, lola Nichols, Bertha
| Severance, Mabel Ridenour, Nellie
Cooper. Matte Bush, Louise Cook
Marie Tolen, Florence Swank. Margaret
| Stockum, Ella Stockum, Nina Collins
| Jennie Curry, Deva Griswold, Efne
| Griswold. Minnie Sieber, Alta Chambers
| and Bessie Green. Messrs. Archie Bush
! Encii Harris, Carol Ridenour, Walter
| Anderson. Merrill Taylor, Harry Heller
| George Rake. Oliver Gibbons, Frank
| Collins. jim Chambers, Edgar McHan
| Fred Cooper. Howard Anderson and
Loran Poynter.