The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1902-08-30
Note. and Personal Menfios.

Mr.. and Mrs. Warren Newton Akers
of Winter Quarters Mine. Utah, viii
spend the month of October In Topeka,
guests of the latter's parents. Mr.. and
Mrs. Howell Jones'
Mr.. Taylor Belcher. who has been
with an engineering corps in Oklahoma
all summer. returns to Topeka Sunday
and leaves Monday for New York
Mrs. A. T. Daniels returns from q
visit in Boston next week Mr.. Daniels
has returned from a business trip to
western Kansas.
Miss Mary Meade and Miss Alice
Made, who are in Colorado. have been
called home on account of the serious
illness of their father. Mr. J. NJ. Meade
Mr.. and Mrs. Schuyler Nichols left
Friday for a northern lake trip.
Mr.. Walker Cain returned Thursday
from Texas and left today for Color
ado. He returns September 10 to Pur-
due university at Lafayette. Ind.
Mr.. Bert Cook went to Fort Madison.
Iowa, and Nauvoo. ILL.,, today.
Miss Blancb Jenness is home from
Baldwin City and Lawrence.
Mrs. C. E. Foote and her son Chappell
Foote are home from the Foote ranch
in Dickson county.
Mrs. W. A. Morton. Miss Ethel Nor
ton, Miss Eva Smith. Miss Isabel Smith,
Mr.. John Hodson of Chicago. Mr.. John
Stewart of Geneseo. Ill. spent Thursday
at Lake View.
Mr. Wallace Thomson is in Kansas
City to see the Amelia Bingham COM
pany In Modern Magdalen'' at the
Willis Wood
Mr. Bernard Crosby goes to Salina to-
night to stay until Tuesday.
Miss Hollis, of Chicago, who Is the
guest of Mrs. G.. J. Mulvane. spent
Thursday in Hoyt.
Sister Philathea is guest at the
home of her parents. Mr.. and Mrs A.
F. Horner. She comes from ST. Mary's
convent at NOtre Dame. Ind. and leaves
Monday for Austin, Texas. to enter an
other convent
Mr. Harry Ashby goes to Chicago on
a business trip next Wednesday,
Mr.. Herbert Armstrong and Mr.. Geo.
Crawford have returned from Colorado.
Miss Jeanette Ware, Miss Amelia
Ware and Mr.. Eugene Ware. Jr., have
returned from Colorado.
Mrs. George Crawford and her son
Marshall have returned from Eureka
lake.
Mr. Charles Croskev will return to-
night from Omaha and Kansas City
where he has been attending the tennis
tournaments.
Mr.. Charles Terry Of Atchison will
spend Sunday In Topeka.
Miss Lawler, who has been visiting
Mrs William Gushing 435 Monroe street
left Friday for Chicago.
Mrs. Rhodes and Miss Rhodes of S02
West Fifth avenue have returned from
a three weeks visit in the east.
Mrs. Martha c. Welsh announces the
engagement of her daughter Myrtle to
Mr. Fred H. WEIGH OF Cody, Wyo. The
marriage viii take place the Sth of Sep
TENDER.
Miss Berdie McNeal Of Litchfeld.
Mimi. who has been spending the sum-
mer with her aunt, Mrs p E. VanSant.
returned yesterday to her home
Mr.. ]. w. Barrett with his daughter
and son returned yesterday from a four
weeks visit in southern California
Miss Glenna Fulford was given sur
prise party by a. number of her young
friends Tuesday evening at her home,
420 Clay street Those invited were
Miss Frances Hughes, Miss Martha
Copeland, Miss Carrot. Miss Minnie
Hopkins, Miss Mabel Fulford, Miss
Maud Bayiand, Miss Edith Haslitt, Miss
Helen White and Miss Mary Lewis. Mr.
Bert Manly. Mr.. George Litch. Mr.. Ed
Smith, Mr.. Graver, Mr.. A. Graver. Mr..
Bell, Mr.. Charlie Reed. Mr.. Ralph Coon,
Mr. Wade Jones' Mr.. George Sardou
Mr. Frank Bronsfield and Prof. Worrell
| and Mr. Frank Hughes.
Miss Hattie Moore Of Kansas City Is
expected home this evening to spend q
| short vacation with her parents at 11e(
Morris avenue. Lowman Hill.
The evening session of the Standard
| Shorthand school, $50 Kansas avenue
/ reopeuS September 2