The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1905-09-07

dodge from Lake Okoboji, Iowa, where
they spent the summer, is the guest OF
Miss Dodge this week while ner nlotiie ,'
Mrs. ]. G. Dodge, is visiting in Beloit:
Mr. and Mrs. Frank G. Barkley OF
/ Dodge City are the parents OF s H.
born Sunday, September 3. Mrs. BARK
Hey was formerly Miss Erol Buckmas-
ter of this city
Mrs. Eugene Burr and daughter
Florence will arrive from Los Angeles,
cal, Monday to visit Mrs. Dakota.
Ryan.-Ieavenwort Post.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frederick Bonebrakei
of Usage City and their children, Eliza
beth and Frederick, their nephew,
Francis Bonebrake. and Miss mary
tn ompson Will be home Saturday from
Walun Lake, Wis, where they spent
the summer.
Mr.. and Mrs. F. N. Risteen and their
daughter Harriet will return Saturday
from a Colorado trip.
Miss Ethel Page will return to her
home in Leavenworth tomorrow after
visit to Miss Clyde Bonebrake and
relatives in Topeka.
Mr.. George C. Thompson will come
from Kansas City Saturday to take a
position in the new Capital National
bank.
Mr.. and Mrs. S. L. Bean and their
daughter Vera of Los Angeles stopped
in Topeka from Tuesday to Wednes-
day with the Misses Risteen on their
way to Chicago.
Mrs. Charles Blood Smith will be
home from a visit to Kansas City to-
morrow night.
Mr. Ernest B. Conant has returned
from Boston where he spent the sum-
mer.
Mrs. o. J. Wood, Misses Vida, Louise
and Ruth Wood and Miss Jessie Camp
bell will return from Ludington Satur-
ady.
Miss Mary Chase Chamberlain went
to Lawrence today to spend a week at
the Pi Phi chapter house. The Pi Phi
will give tea Friday afternoon and a
number of other functions during the
rushing season.
Miss Maud Thompson Of Kansas City
will spend part of the week with Miss
Bessie Bates on her way home from a
visit in Burlingame.
Miss Louise Mitchell spent Sunday
and Monday at, Lake View, Scg...-
Mr.. and Mrs. Frederick r. Jolly
have returned to their home in Paola
after a visit to Mr.. and Mrs. P. C.
| Chamberlain.
Mr.. Harry Marshall of Kansas City,
who was the guest of Grover Dolman, re-
turned home yesterday and Mr.. Dolman
went to Lawrence to make arrangements
| to enter the university. He will return Sat
urday to spend Sunday at home.
| for a few days.
Miss Sarah Wilder of Hiawatha will
spend the winter abroad.
| Miss Margaret Hammond of Hiawtha
and Miss Anna Lanter of Olathe, who
were guests of Miss Bessie Bates the first
4 VI tllS WCCA, Ol lHelE way nome from q
house party given by Miss Mary Hayden
OF Holton, went to Lawrence yesterday
with Mr.. Arthur Sim and Mr. Ray
Campbell of Wichita in the formers tour
/ ing car. Miss Hayden and Miss I5ucretia
! Hart were guests of Miss Bates Monday,
| but returned to Holton Tuesday n1orning.
/ Dean and Mrs Kaye and their little
! daughter were expected home today from
! Crab Lake, Wis, and, Ironwood, Mich,
! Where they spent the summer.
Miss Minnie Wingert and Miss Ida
Wingert returned today from New York
Miss Pauline Marshall has entered Mt.
| SAINT Mary academy at Leavenworth.
Mrs Marshall accompanied her daughter
| to Lawrence Monday, returning in the ev-
| eniDs.
Mrs. J. NJ. Harvey is visiting in Que
Mrs. Ray Dietrich and her daughters,
Miss airline and Miss Bernice, will return
this week from the country
Mrs. E. E. Sells is expected from Pueblo
for short visit with Mrs. f. S. Marshall
this week.
ing Mrs. Charles F. Spencer.
Mrs. David Gahagan is expected from
Pueblo. Co, this week to visit her moth
Mrs. P. ]. Dielman has gone to Wiscon-
sir to stay until October /.
MI William A Pierce stopped in Topeka
yesterday on his way from Sea Grit, N
The Priscilla club will meet Friday af-
ternoon with Mrs. George SteeH, 1908 Blu
chanan st.
Mr.. and Mrs John Elliott and their
daughter. Mrs William Martain, are Wis
Mr.. J. c. Elliott is spending few days
at Lakeview.
Miss. Myrtle Paynter who has been Wis
iting her parents, Mr. and Mrs j. w
Paynter, has now returned to Kansas
City
Mrs. Everett Reese and her daughters
Jessie and Dorothy, of Argentine are Wis
ltlng Mrs. A. J.. Leslie and other relatives
Mr.. Reese will come up next week for the
fair.
Mr.. Vernon E. Dignon of Ellensbure
Wash, has just recovered from a serious
attack of typhoid fever, for six weeks
Mr.. and Mrs. w. H. Reed are expected
home soon after an extended trip through
the northwest including British Column
bia. Portland and other points of interest
Mrs, Electro Page Perry and her daugh-
ter Donna Gwendolen. will leave Sunday
for New York, Boston and Ohio for the
benefit of Mrs. Perry's health.
Mrs. Clara Stewart left this morning fol-
a trip to New York.