The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1905-06-07

Elizabeth Oldham to Mr.. Jack schwitz-
gabel Saturday evening. Mr.. Downing
will go down for the wedding Satur-
Mrs. A. L. Redden is visiting her
daughter, Mrs. A L. Murphy, IN Kan
sas City. o.. -.
Mrs. Charming Brown returned to her
home in Blue Rapids today after Visit
to her daughter, Mrs. ]. W. GIeed-
Mr.. Mitchell Lewis of knoXVllle, IL,
who has frequently visited the Iatnl!y
of his uncle. Mr.. P Z. Chan DeI ~
here. was in town today on sis way 20
Roswell. n. NJ, where he will spend the
summer. -
Mr.. and Mrs. AIbrecht Marburg and
their daughter. Wilhelmine, leave next
week for the northern lakes to spehu
the summer. 60.
fornia. in July to spend the rest OF the
Mr.. Ben scandrett will leave soon af-
ter the close of the Washburn Ia"
school for his home in Farlbaull' Mill MINI
Miss Maud Grimes has returned from
a visit to Miss Cornelia Hardcastle IN
Emporia.
The u and I club is conducting a Vot-
ing contest on the most popular Iopeks
nhvsieian at its refreshment booth at
tbe street fair. The prize is a cut glass
berry bowl and the doctors who nave
received votes are DR.. L. H. Mum, Dr'
C. A. Mcguire. DR.. Van Horn and Dr'
]. D. Freeman.
Nj. o. B. Towne has returned from
Ottawa.
Miss Myra Corning has gone to EN-
poria to attend the summer term OF the
state normal school.
Mrs W. G. Dickie and her baby are
visiting in Beloit.
M. and Mrs. c. E. Wardin and Mr..
and Mrs. J. H. Leonard went to Lake
View today to spend the rest Of the
week.
City, is the guest of Mr.. Jay Close
MIS-. w c. Haswen. who has been
visiting her mother. Mrs. NJ. D. Lari-
mer. left today for Chickasha, L T, to
visit friends.
Mr. and Mrs. ]. c. TulIoch are IN
Waterloo, Iowa, for a fortnight.
Miss Grace osborne is expected the
latter part of the week from Corey
vile to visit Miss Grace Welch.
Mrs. Earl V. Case has gone to
Pueblo, Col. to join Mr.. Case for a
Mrs. A. P. Wilder of Kansas City
1 who has been visiting her daughter,
Mrs B. F. Criswell, will return home
Thursday accompanied by Mrs. Girls
we'll who will attend the commence
ment exercises at Miss BarstOw's
school from which her niece, Miss
Isabel Hudson, is to be graduated Fri
day night.
/ MIS-. 1. - IldSE. WHO mas DG6I the
guest of Mrs J. W. Going, returned to
/ her home in SaIina yesterday.
/ Miss May Hobart leaves Thursday
! for trip through Kansas, Oklahoma
/ and Indian Territories in the interests
/ of the College of the Sisters of Beth
| any. She will spend the summer in
1 Indian Territory.
Mr. Henry Perkins Of Lawrence\ is
visiting Mr.. Wilson Hobart.
Mrs. J. c. Gurnea and Miss Gurnea
] n T2aTIaTrST1a re nf Mrs
Mr.. and Mrs. John Moss of St Marys
will be guests of Mr.. and Mrs J. F.
Stanton for the state bankers conven-
Mrs. A. o. Rosser and her daughter
/ Doris, are in Usage City.
| Mrs. Leslie Bard of the Sunrise
ranch, Florence, Kan, is visiting
Mrs. Ed Arnold and daughter
/ Hazel, of Chapman, Mrs Ernest Pink
erton and Miss Jennie Morrison OF
/ Clay Center are guests at the home OF
DR.. and Mrs. T. S. Morrison on Fill
/ more street These ladies are dele
gates from the Fifth district to the R
N. A. supreme camp.
Taxa Art Embroidery club viii
meet Thursday afternoon with Mrs. J
B. Johnston 1925 Lincoln.
Miss Pearl o. Pensyl daughter oil
MI and Mrs. J. r. Pensyl, and Mr.
| Willard B. McCleskey were married
"Wednesday. evening at $40 clock a
the home OF the brides parents OF
Tyler street The ceremony was per
formed by DR.. A. II. Kelso of tht
Cumberland Presbyterian church. Tit
brides gown was of white silk miIl
and she carried brides roses. Mr.
and Mrs. NeCleskey will be at hom'
latter June 5 at 316 Clay street.
Mrs. Geo. W. Nelson of 913 Jeffer
son street entertained party of it'll
girls Tuesday afternoon for her it'll
niece, Helen Nelson of Lindsborg
Kan. Refreshments We're served OIL
the lawn at o'clock. Those invite,
were Lennie Jones, Dorothy Jones
Berenice HAYES, Marie Newcomer
Vivian NTedsker and Helen Nelson
Mrs. Nelson was assisted by Mis-
Josephine Jones.
Miss e. Ruby D. Smell will spen
next week at the country home of he
grandfather. Mr.. Vim. B. Clark.