The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1903-08-08
Notes and Personal Mention.

Mr.. and Mrs Frank P. MacLennan and
daughter left this afternoon for New
York TO sail Tuesday next on the North
German Lloyd steamer kronprinz VIII
helm, for London They Will visit Paris
and few other places, returning TO
New York September 18th on the steam
er Kaiser Wilhelm Second
Miss Barbara Ripley and Miss Grace
Rousseau entertained the following
guests at a lawn party at the home OF
the former: Bessie Holyoke, Geneva
Henderson. Grace Clark, Elsie Boon.
Ethel Rousseau. Bessie Reno. Anna
Hutchins, Ruth Walker, Mabel Rice,
Pearl Gfvens. Laura Wharton, Made
Ripley, Ethel Kingsley. Gertrude Kttcn-
ell Stafford Cham berlain, Harry Bates,
Willie Bates, Albert Bates, Ralph
Geo. Boone Lester Hutehins, Dorls
Seeper, Paul Little, Geo. Beach, Byrtne
Thatcher, Hiram Kingsley, Cary Hayes
Mrs Cora NcCullom Smith. who has
been instructor in elocution and phys
zeal training at the University Of KAN
sas at Lawrence, and has many ac-
quaintances in Topeka. has resigned her
position 70 become dean Of the woman's
department of the Minnesota state
Mrs B. E. hartman. of Oklahoma
City, is expected the first of next week
10 visit her sisters Miss Clough and
Miss Katherine Clough-
Miss Hannah Edwards. of Emporia,
is the guest of Mrs. William H East
man
Mrs. Ruth Roby and her little daugh-
ter Marjory. viii return next week from
a visit in Cleveland. Ohio.
Mrs c. H Guibor Miss Jennie BroSS
and Miss Edith GuibOr have returned
from Eureka Lake.
Mrs Thomas j. Myers expects to go
/ to Colorado Springs next week to join
a party of Kansas City friends
Mr.. and Mrs. c. L Wood have re-
turned from visit IN Kansas CITY
I4sa~ N hHzn
at her home in Erie and in Parsons for
a visit. returned TO Topeka Friday
i Mrs. ]. B. Furry. Miss Helen Wilson
and Miss Ruth Wilson spent rev
/ days at Eureka Lake this week
1 Mrs. Rebecca Rodgers came up from
I Kansas City Friday, and IS the guest
/ Of her mother. Mrs. John E Lord
Mr.. Ed Hardcastle, OF Emporla, Is the
! guest Of Mr. Bernard Crosby
Mrs Nash and Miss Lou Nash are
expected home from Boston next week
+ Miss Margaret Going, who has been
I the guest of Miss Grace Crayens in
+ SaIina for several weeks. has joined her
mother. Mrs J. W Going, at Eureka
Miss Alice Patterson left Friday for
/ a visit in Bozeman. Mont
Mr.. and Mrs. N H LOOMS and fam
lily have returned from Estes Park.
Colo, where they camped three weeks.
Mr. and Mrs. B F. Pankey, Miss
Ethel Pankey and Miss DAISY Lee
i ternoon Mr.. and Mrs. Pankey will re-
turn Monday but the Misses Pankey
/ will remain two weeks
Judge and Mrs. H. F. Mason have
gone to Garden City 10 spend lne rest
MI and Mrs. A. A. Hurd, Miss Kath-
/ leeu MoreIand and Mr.. and Mrs. w. G.
Smysar have been at Yellowstone bark
this week. Mr. and Mrs. Hurd and
Miss MoreIand left wednesday for
! Portland and Seattle
/ Miss Jeanette Lord was called home
I Yesterday from Eureka Lake, where
she is spending the summer on account
of the death of her sister. Isabelle Lord.
which occurred at Stormont hospital
Mrs Clarence s. Bowman and her
MINI. to visit Mrs. Walter Potter dur
ing Mr.. Bowman's absence on fishing
trip to Pelican Raoids. MINI
DR.. and Mrs J. T. Mcfarland are in
Mrs. ". H. Dick. of Chickasha. Okla.
IS rhe guest of her sisters. the Misses
Ebright.
Miss Dorothy Mcknight. who Is Wis
itfng Miss Edna Herbst, will go 10
Lawrence Monday for a few days be-
fore returning to her home in Junction
CIe~
Miss Armentrout went to her home
a fortnight
The Eamblers club viii meet with
Mrs Eldridge. at SIS Jefferson street,
next Monday afternoon.
Mr. and Mrs. George knauer gave
a lawn fete a their home, 5e3 Fillmore
street, Friday night. which was at
tended by Mr. and Mrs. W F. Lake,
Mr. and Mrs. J. B Payne, Mr.. and Mrs
VIII Colt Mr. and Mrs n J. Prescott.
Mr.. and Mrs. Tom Dillon Miss Emma
AIcNSir, Miss Myrtle Dillon. Mr.. r W.
Bates, Mr. Harry Lake, Mr. Harvey
Worran. and Mr.. Frank Shoop-
Miss Ethel Pollard has been visiting
Miss Loretta Miller. OF Denver. Colo,
for the past month. She win 20 TO