The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1904-04-16

rived this afternoon for Miss Gunther's
dinner and will be here until after the
Guqther-AIeClintock wedding, at which
he will act as groomsman. Mr.. Nc
Clintock who has been i'll with the
measles for a few days is able to be
out. Mr.. Cay is stopping with him.
Mrs. Breidenstine and Miss Breid-
enstine of Mohawk, New York, who
have been guests Of Mrs. A. W. 7Bron-
son for some time viii leave for their
home next week.
Mrs. John c. McClintock and her
daughter Frances returned home today
from Washington, D. c., where they
have been visiting Miss Helen Nc
Clintock at Washington college.
Congressman and Mrs. Curtis, Miss
Dolly Curtis and Miss Permelia Curtis
are expected home from Washington
next month. Miss PermeIia Curtis
will be graduated from the Washing
ton high school this spring and will
enter Wellesley next year.
Mr.. Elmer Hill will leave next week
for his home in Huntsville. Washing
ton. for the summer vacation
Master Bent Davies of Atchison
came over with his aunt, Mrs Burr
Lakln, Friday for a visit to Mrs u. l..
Lalxin and will accompany her to her
home in Las Animas, Colorado, for
visit of several weeks.
Mrs. Charles McClintock who has
been visiting her parents, ME-. and Mrs.
John Price, in Atchison, has returned
home accompanied by Mrs. Mary
Cindle who recently returned from
Johannesburg, Africa, and will go to
Oklahoma for permanent residence
after a. visit to Mrs. McC1intock.
Mr.. E. NJ. Jolley of Kansas City
came Friday to join Mrs. JOlley and
their daughter Caroline on a visit to
Mrs. Frank MacLennan. They will
all return home Sunday.
Mrs. b. E. Payne and Mrs. Hugh
McPhee of the Virginia will leave the
last of next week for a California
trip.
Miss Della Frazier. of Lawrence and
Miss Ethel Harrison of Ottawa are
guests of the Misses Harrison.
Mrs. Mark Brown and Miss Eleanor
Harris of Manhattan are in town for
the Parsifal concert tonight.
Mrs. J. K Finley of Emporia is the
guest of Mrs. Frank MacLennan for
Parsifal tonight.
Wilder came up from the University
at Lawrence today for the Parsifal
concert tonight. They are guests of
Miss Alice Lakin. Miss Robb Young
is also here from Lawrence to hear
"ParSifal' and spend Sunday with
Miss Bessie Bates.
Governor and Mrs. Bailey will leave
Monday for trip to Washington,
New York and Boston to be gone
about three weeks.
Mrs. George Rust of Salt Lake City
and her little daughter are expected
next week to visit Mr.. and Mrs. Byron
Roberts.
Mrs. f. H. Crosby and her daughter
Helen Louise are expected home from
Louisiana next week.
Miss Mabel Webb of Atchison will
be the guest of Mrs. Frank Thomas
for the Bowling club dance. Miss
Frances Solomon and Miss Muriel In
gals are also coming over for the
dance and will be with Miss Emile
King.
Mr.. and Mrs. Flint Aniba left today
for their home in Petoskey, Mich, but
will return to Topeka later.
Mrs. ]. D. M. Hamilton and her
son John have returned from a six
weeks visit to Mr.. and Mrs. Hale
Hamilton in New York.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Shaver leave
today for a California trip.
Mr.. Stanley Reed will spend Sunday
Mr.. ana Mrs. George P. stitt of
Emporia, formerly of Topeka, expect
to return here soon for a permanent
Mr.. and Mrs. Sam L4arimer will take
rooms at the p 1. BOnebrake house
on Harrison street the first of May.
Miss nellie Smith of Emporia came
up to attend 'tParSifal'' and is the
guest of Mrs. Catherine Graves.
A very pleasant surprise party was
given by the Elysian club at the home
of Miss Mabel Jones in honor of her
birth day last Wednesday evening. The
next regular meeting will be at the
home of Mr. and Mrs. John Barber
Thursday evening.
Miss Lottie Gerberick was given a
pleasant surprise by her friends Tues
day evening at her home on Monroe
street. The following were invited:
Misses Grace White, Jennie Bates,
Mary Simmons, Louise Cain, Jennie
Gerberich, Mrs. Charlotte Harris, Mrs.
Cora Johnston, Mr.. and Mrs. Clifton
Gerberich. A. S. Hatch, Mr.. Saul
Joseph, Charles Gerberich. Fred Cole,
Guy Theakston.
Mrs. E. w. Vandimirk of Clyde is
visiting Mrs. s. A. Morrison.
Mrs. J. d. Ella has returned from a
long visit with her sister and other
relatives in Grant City and Albany,
Missouri.
The engagement is announced of Miss
Lena Kraeu, formerly of Topeka, but
now of Portland. Oregon, to Mr.. Louis
Dielschuseider of that city.