The Topeka state journal., 1905-06-09

daughter of Mr.. James Garfield.
! formerly chancellor of the University
Of Kansas, will sail June p from New
York on the steamer Hellig Olav OF
the Scandinavian line for Christiania,
Norway They viii spend year
broad, principally in Germany. Mr;
and Mrs. Alf Klingenberg, who viii
spend the summer abroad, sail on the
same boat.
Word has been received in Topeka
of the death at his home in Brooklyn
of Mr.. Clarke Huntington, a brother
of Mrs. Eugene f. Ware. The funeral
viii be held in Rochester, New York.
Friday Mr.. Huntington had been i'll
for some time and Mrs. Ware, who
went east some weeks ago. was with
him at the time of his death
Mr.. Chester Woodward will leave
later in the month for Estes Park,
Col. to spend the summer.
Mr. and Mrs. Robert Pierce, VINO
have been in Clinton, Conn, FOR year
will remain there all summer returning
to Topeka in September.
Mrs. c. C. Baker went to HOlton yes
terday to visit Mrs. A. d. Walker.
Miss Helen HOgeboom returned TO-DAY
from Chicago where she is studying
voice, to spend a few days with her
parents, DR.. and Mrs. G. w. HogebooIn-
Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Warren Thomp-
son and their family will go to St. Al
bans, Vermont, later in the month, MI
Thompson for a short vacation and the
others for the summer.
Misses Carrie Lambert OF Emporla,
and Edith ScheIler of Kansas City are
guests of Miss Elizabeth Holiday for
the Owl ccnclave.
Miss Daisy Blood of Wakarusa, is
visiting Miss Ethel Morton
Mr.. Lyman Mcconnell, of Lincoln,
Neb. is the guest of Mr.. Russell Frost
for the Owl dance at HudSon'S tonight.
Mrs. Bennett of Ness City, who has
been at the Copeland during the bank
ers' convention, returned home today.
Mrs. Charles Graham Dunlap and her
guests, Mrs. John Pattison, Miss Patti
son and Mr.. Jack PattiSon, who spent
yesterday with Mrs. J. G. McCHntoek
and Mrs. Augustus Zahner, returned
to Lawrence this morning.
Mr.. and Mrs. Roy D. Johnston leave
tomorrow for the 101 ranch, Bliss, OK,
to see the buffalo hunt.
Mr. and Mrs. John A. Moss and Mr..
and Mrs Frank Moss of st. Marys, who
have been in town for the bankers
convention, went home today.
Mr. and Mrs. A. w. Tanner of EN-
poria were in Topeka yesterday with
Mr. and Mrs. Frank P. MacLennan on
their way to their summer home on
Les Cheleaux islands.
Mrs L. D. Jacobs of EmpOrla, who
was the guest of her niece, Miss Anna
Speck, went home yesterday.
Mr.. James Moore returned yesterday
from Garrison on -the-HudsOn.
Miss Zu Adams has returned from
winter.
Nj. Paul Adams will be home from
Arizona in a few weeks for a short
visit.
Mr.. William Radcliffe of Denver, who
has been attending St. Johns school at
Salina, and came home with Mr. Clark
son Millspaugh for q short visit, left
for Denver yesterday.
Mrs. Thomas B. Frost and her daugh-
ter. Sarah Ellizabe who are visiting
J., RHrs IA
Will leave the 29th of June for the City
of Mexico, accompanied by Miss Ella
Davis and Miss Grace koontz who Will
spend part of the summer in Mexico.
Miss Edna Hopkins, of Holton, came
this afternoon to visit Miss Mary Gleed
and attend the Owl party.
Miss 10 WheIdon, of EmpOria, is the
guest of Miss Marian F'1ennil6en.
Mrs. Annie FARRELL and Mrs. Ferdin-
and I4awless of Atchison, are guests of
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank farrell.
Miss Lucretia Blankenburg of Phila-
deIphia who has visited Mrs H. NJ.
Philips in Topeka a number of times,
I is expected Saturday to spend some
time with Mrs. B. ". Woodward in
I Lawrence and accompany her to the
/ Portland exposition.
Mrs. w. L. Hopper and her daughter,
/ DOro. who have been visiting in
Kansas City, have returned home.
Mrs. S. r. Peters of Newton is visit
! ing Mrs. H. O. Garvey-
! Seward Jones, editor of the Concor-
dia Daily Blade, is visiting his parents
/ in Topeka this week.
Mrs Marie Vandervetter entertained
| the ladies of the G. G. Gage Relief
J Corps sewing society at her home on
/ Forest avenue Wednesday. Those
| present were Mrs. Carrie Lord. Mrs
Jane BrintnaI Mrs. Alta Garland
Mrs. Martha Crawford, Mrs. Sarah
Swain, Mrs. Mary Hughes, Mrs. Tillie
Bowers, Mrs. Nevada Heslet, Mrs. Liz
zie Lowe. Mrs. Kate White, Mrs Min
ME DalstrCm, Mrs. Ida Hoeck. Mrs
Lizzie Adams. Mrs. Ella Dwyer Mrs
! Nell Griffith, Mrs. Myrtle Vandervet-
ter, Mrs. Leona ConweH. Mrs Marie
Vandervetter. Mrs. Anna Hewitt, Miss
Karolynne Garland, Miss Bessie Spill
man, Miss Bernice Spillman, Miss
( Kate MulVerhill
The marriage of Miss Goldie Neds-
ger to Mr.. Melville L. Taylor was cele-