The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1905-01-28

Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Lowry left
last night for San Antonio, Texas. to
spend a number of weeks.
Miss Hazel Fassler has been i'll and
house-bound with a cold all week
Mr.. Ed Morgan of Clay Center, a
student at the University of Kansas,
came UP from LA#rence Friday to
spend Sunday withshis mother. Mrs. =.
f. Morgan, who is visiting Mr.. and
Mrs. N. II. Loomis. DR.. B. F. Morgan
was also here but has gone home.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Hull of Saltna
came today to visit Mr.. and Mrs.
LOOMS.
Mrs. Max Wilhelmine and Mrs.
Hei1sIey Aof Lawrence are guests of
Mrs. De White c. Nellis and the Misses
NelIfs today. ?
Aston of kansas City will visit Miss
Phil Reed during the Midwinter ex-
Mr.. I. L. Dayhofr of Hutchinson
musicale last night. Today Mr.. and
Mrs. Dayhoff went to Kansas City and
will go to Hutchinson tomorrow for a
day or two, returning the latter part
Of next week for the dinner which
Chief Justice and Mrs. Johnston will
give Friday night
Mrs. Norman Plass, Mrs. Charles
M. sheldon, Mrs. Arthur May Hyde,
Whittemore, Mrs. A. D.. Gray, Mrs.
Beggs, Mrs. F. L. Hayes, Miss ingalls,
and Miss Sunier went to Lawrence
yesterday to visit the art exhibit at the
tanned at luncheon by Professor NJ. o.
Marvin of the university and Mrs.
Marvin.
Mrs. Lee Clinton Forbes has re-
turned from a visit to Mrs. Alfred
Rudiger in Lawrence.
Miss Gladys Parker of Atchison,
who was the guest of Miss Mildred
Poindexter, went to Lawrence Friday
to visit Miss Edna Dinsmoor and at
tend the Pi Phi dance
Mr.. Miller Kenworthy of Camden,
Ohio, is the guest of Chief Justice and
Mrs. w. A Johnston at Elmwood
Place. 81
Mrs. Belle Brown of Newcomers
town, Ohio who has been the guest of
Mr.. and Mrs. d. A. Mulvane for some
time, left Friday morning for her
home. Mr.. Mulvane accompanied her
as far as Kansas City.
Miss Ona McFadden of Chicago,
who is h guest of her father, Mr..
Samuel McFadden, for a few weeks,
will go from here to Hot Springs,
Ark.
Miss Brown of Merrill, Wis. who is
visiting Mrs. J. p. Wahle, will leave
Monday for California.
Miss Harriet Madden and Miss Ella
Maddyen returned to their home in En-
poria today after a visit to Miss Mar
garet, Garvey.
Mr.. and Missionaries Hnlett, who are
at the National for the legislative SeS-
sion, went to their home in Fort Scott
today to spend Sunday.
Mrs. Ansel Clark and Miss Clark, who
have been with Judge Ansel Clark at
the Wintrode. went to their home in
Sterling today.
Mr.. John E. Frost left today for New
York, from where he will sail for the
West Indies to spend a number of
weeks.
Miss Florence Miller has returned to
her home in Usage City after a visit to
Miss Villa Rodgers.
Mrs. Scott Fl. Kelsey left today for
California to spend the winter.
Mrs Clarence Smith went to Kansas
City oday to spend Sunday
Mrs. w. II. Quigley. Who has been
visiting Topeka friends this week., left
today for her home in Independence
Miss Barbara Tauer and Miss Jessie
Tutcher have purchased the millinery
establishment of Mrs. A G.. Elder and
will welcome the old customers at the
same place, Gil Kansas avenue.
Mr.. and Mrs. S. A. Biggs, of Parsons,
who have been with their
Mrs. Charles Lewis for a few weeks,
will &C to Kansas City tomorrow for a
visit before returning to Parsons
Mr.. A. O. Beach has returned from a
visit to Madison, where he was called
by the Illness of his brother.
The Standard Shorthand ehooI I'M
proved methods of teach1nB the famous
Denen Pitmanic system of shorthand,
saves two months time.
Mrs William J. Vawter. OF "a Ihe
Drive, entertained the Auburndale
Bible class and the Missionary society
of the Euclid Avenue NJ. e. church
Friday afternoon. Miss Anna White