The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1905-11-28

Holland was formerly Miss Mabel
QuigIey of Topeka.
Mrs. Dan Berry and her sister, Miss
Nellie Ryan, who have been at west
Point and are now visiting in LeaVen-
worth on their Ways5t04 San FRANCISCO
to meet Captain Berry who has peen
i'm the Philippines and will now be
stationed at the Pres1d1o, Will be guests
Friday Of Mrs. William d DFechsel.
Mr.. Rudolph Best and his son K1ch-
ard of Fort Scott are expected to-
morrow to spend Thanksgiving with
Mrs. Best, who is guest OF Mr.. ana
Mrs. Eugene r. Ware and the misses
Ware.
DR.. and Mrs. L. e. WATSON leave
early in December for Corpus Christi,
Texas, to spend the winter.
Mr.. Charles r. Gillian returns to-
morrow from Gibson, n. M, where he
has been for three months.
Mrs James L. King returned Mon
day from Chicago where she spent the
past fortnight.
Mrs. Ballard Kendall returned yes
terday from a visit to Mrs. John Sc
bastian of Chicago and is with Mrs
Eugene s. Quinton.
Mrs NJ B. Young of IIiawatha is
the guest of her dssGhter, Mrs. A. A.
HBrd.
Justice and Mrs. A. L. Grsene and
their children leave tomorrow for
Newton to spend Thanksgiving.
Mrs. Charles kIeinhans of Granville
is spending the day with Mrs. Elmer
e. Bloom.
Mrs. J. B. Belts is iii in a Kansas
City hospital where she underwent an
operation yesterday.
Mr. John FIeishman was in Law
renee for the football game and Phi
Delta party Saturday.
Mrs. J. G. Anderson Of Denver Colo
RADIO, is expected Friday to visit her
cousin, Mrs. Harry w. Seery.
Mrs. A. v Pease of F'airbur1 Ne
hT2 ska who has haRf the of her
sister. Mrs. George Hart, for three
weeks, left for home today.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Seery and their
family will spend Thanksgiving with
Mrs. Seery's father, Mr.. G. p. Baker,
at Valencia.
Mr.. John Clugston viii be up from
the university at Lawrence Wednesday
to spend the Thanksgiving recess with
his mother, Mrs Alice v Clugston, at
the Virginia.
Miss Esther Rauch will come from
the university at Lawrence tomorrow
to spend the Thanksgiving vacation
with her parents.
Miss Mary Chase Chamberlain and
Miss Jeanette Ware will go to KAN
sas City tomorrow for the annual Pi
| Phi dinner to be given in the Japanese
room of the Baltimore tomorrow
night, and the Thanksgiving game.
Mr.. Ned Wilder of Kansas City will
spend THANKSGIVING with his parents,
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Mr.. and Mrs Charles Lewis, Mrs. A
NJ. Taylor and Miss Florence Lewis
go to Parsons tomorrow to spend ten
days with Mrs. Lewis people.
Miss Gertrude Reed will be home
from the university at Lawrence to
spend Thanksgiving with her parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. H. s Reed
Mrs. James c. Feeley and her son
Maurice Hugh went to Greenleaf Sun
day to spend the week with Mr..
Feeley,s# people Mr.. Feeley viii join
them for Thanksgiving
Captain and Mrs. w. s. Albright and
their children viii spend Thanksgiving
in Leavenworth.
Mrs. w. S. Lindsay was the guest Of
her mother, Mrs. Smith, at the NJ
tiona1 Soldiers home in Leavenw orth
Sunday.
DR.. Harriet Adams spent Sunday
with Mrs. E. H. Klostermeier Of Atch-
| fson.
Mrs. George Corning and Miss Sallie
Corning of Boulder Colorado, have
taken an apartment at the Manspeak-
er and viii be in Topeka for part of
the winter.
Mr.. ana Mrs Percy Eckhart of Chi
cago, who were guests Of Mrs. D. L.
Lakin, returned home yesterday.
Miss Ray Risteen returned today
from visit to Chicago
Mrs. irving Wellman and Miss Daisy
WeIlman are visiting in Sterling.
Miss Nell AcCrunb Of WashBurn
college went to her home in Alma to-
] day to spend the Thanksgiving yaca-