The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1904-09-01

noon, where they will visit the fair.
Miss Wescott Will return next week
but Miss Root will make a more ex-
tended stay.
Mo. is the guest of Mr.. and Mrs Dell
Keizer-
COL w H. Rossington was in Kan
sas City Wednesday.
Miss Isabel Barton of Kansas CITY,
is visiting Miss Bertha Senft, III me
Drive. Auburndale-
Mr.. Chauncey Dewey of Manhattan
was in town today on his way from
Manhattan to Chicago.
Miss Maud Bates has returned from
Wisconsin and St Louis where she
spent the past six weeks
Mrs Joseph Goodwin Hubben, 1417
Harrison street, son Dick and her sis
ter, Miss Mary Martin, left today for
Chicago where they will remain per-
manently. Mr.. Hubbells business af-
fairs will keep him here fortnight
longer and he will join his family the
middle of September
Mr. and Mrs Frederick Carter. 1884
Topeka avenue. have returned from
trip to the St Louis exposition.
Mr.. W. L. Taylor returned Wednes-
day from Charleston, West Virginia,
where he has been for week, ac-
companied by his little son Emmett
who will make his home here in the
future.
Miss johnson of St Louis who has
been the guest of her sister, Mrs ].
ID. Stuart at the Blower house for
few weeks left for her home this
Mr.. Nelson Ward of Belleville. who
has been in Topeka this summer with
the Union Pacific law department, re-
turns to the school of law of the Uni
versity of Kansas at Lawrence Friday.
Mr.. W. A. Carr has gone back to
the school of medicine of Northwest
ern university, at Chicago, after
spending the summer vacation in
Topeka.
Wear will go to Waukesha, Wis, next
week to spend the rest of the month.
Mr.. Henry Beerman, of New York, is
the guest of Mr.. and Mrs. w. A. Nc
Mrs. G. w. Miller. of the 1O1 ranch,
is the guest of her daughter.
Mrs. W. H. England for week
Mr.. and Mrs Joseph Hankla and
their daughters, Gertrude and jose
phine, will spend the winter in Cali
fornia. d a. 9AasSk "a
Misses Vida, Louise and Ruth Wood
are expected home from a visit to their
relatives in Monte Video' Minn-' Satur-
day.
Mr. Norman Wear is in Huntsville,
Mo-. on a business trip.
Miss Rachel McGrath went to Tecum-
sch today to stay over Sunday
Mrs E. ]. Warner of Geary, Ok, is
the guest of his parents, Mr.. and Mrs
J. S. Warner.
Mr.. and Mrs. D. A. Brown and their
son Jack, of Kansas City, have return
ed home after a visit to Mrs Browns
mother. Mrs. E. ]. Prescott
Mt. Gus Radford is in St Louis Tor a
week.
son Paul, have returned from trip to
st. Louis and Indiana
Mr.. w. l. Green, of Salt Lake City,
arrived this morning and will visit Mr..
Frank ConwelL Mrs Green, who has
been spending the summer in TopeKa'
will accompany him to St Louis
Mrs F. J. Grigg and her daughter,
Daisy, have returned from visit OF
wo weeks to the fair.
Mrs. Harry Miller and daugnter,
yerna. of New York city, are visiting
Mrs A. H. Knauer and Mrs William
AXE
Miss Verna Miller is spending several
lays with her cousin, Mrs. Norman
Prescott. -
The Presbyterian Aid society will
AVE an outing at Mrs. o. z. Walker |
home Friday.
The marriage of Miss Lena kraen, |
ormerly of Topeka, but now of Port |
and, Oregon, to Mr.. Louis Dielschne1-
Ter of that city, was solemnized August
O at 10 a. M, at St. Mary's church, by |
he Very Rev. Father DAILY. The pride
wore a becoming gown of cream crepe
a Paris over taffeta and carried |
rides roses. The attendants were Miss
nary Kraen, sister of the bride and Mr.
Telitz Dielschneider, brother of the
room. Mr.. and Mrs. D1elschnelaer ie1l
or Long Beach to be gone till after |
september %. after which they win be
t home at $50 Gable street, Portland, /
oregon
Hudson's hall will be opened for so
iaI dancing next Saturday night.
Miss Bessie Curtis will do millinery
york at her home this season, 1913 Clay
treet.