The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1905-06-29

some will enter eastern summer schools
and others spend a few weeks at the
Atlantic coast resorts. The party will
include Miss F'unelia Dana, Miss Madge
Moore. Miss Edna Morrow and Miss
Helen Metcali, who will attend the
Harvard summer school, Miss Dugan
and Miss Jameson, who viii go to Mar
tha,'s Vineyard, Miss Samson, Miss Nina
Moore, Miss Isernan and Miss Belle
Stage, who will attend the New York
Chautauqua at Lake Chautauqua, Miss
Alice Gentry and Miss Hazelrigg who
will take a summer course at the New
England conservatory of music at Bos-
ton and the Misses Shull.
Mrs. John Lawrence Work of Meri-
den, and her guest, Mrs. ". W. Work
of Oklahoma City, are IN town for a
day OF two with Judge and Mrs. Abran
Bergen
Miss Ollie stepp. Of Kansas City.
Kan, is the guest for few days of
Miss Mabel HovatteF 1917 West Tenth.
Mrs. Thomas B. Frost, her daughter,
Sarah Virginia, Miss Ella Davis, Miss
Grace Koontz and Miss Dorothy Wilson
left this noon for the City of Mexico.
Mrs. Frost, has been visiting her
parents, Mr.. and Mrs J. P. Davis, her
niece Miss Davis, and Miss Koontz re-
turned home with her for q visit and
Miss Wilson viii spend the summer
with her sister, Mrs. Claud M Butlin
of the City of Mexico.
General and Mrs. J. N. Roberts of
Lawrence and Mrs. Herbert Armstrong
left today for their summer home at
Isle Royal, Lake Superior, to spend the
rest of the summer. Mr.. Armstrong will
join them later.
Miss Carry Titus has returned to
Kansas City after a visit to her sister,
Miss Myra. Titus, at the Byron Roberts
home and her father, Mr.. Eli Titus who
is i'll at the Santa, Fe hospital
Mrs A c. Wilbur is visiting Mrs. p.
P. Paxton in Kansas City.
IN ill., a. 11r1
visiting Mrs. Bradford Miller.
Mrs. F. NJ. Benebrake and Mr.. ?. l.
Bonebrake have returned from Excel
sior Springs. Mr.. BonebFake viii leave
soon for Colorado. accompanied by MRS
Fred Bonebrake of Usage City and her
children.
Mr.. B. NJ. Payne went to Kansas City
yesterday and returned last night in his
new motor car.
Mrs. A. I. Williams and her grand
daughter, Marian Williams. erturned
today from a visit to Minneapolis
Mr., and Mrs. Robert Thompson Of
Terre Haute, Ind, who were guests OF
Mrs. Thompson's mother, Mrs. JuIla
Wiley, have returned home.
Mrs. Lydia Snow and her GRANDSON,
Mr.. Floyd Snow, have gone to Oberlln,
O.. to spend the summer.
Miss NIyra Corning, who is attending
the Emporia normal, and Miss Nettle
Corning, stenographer with the Hudson
Publishing company of Kansas City,
will come up Saturday to spend the
Fourth at home.
Mr.. and Mrs. Nels Peterson gave a
lawn party for their daughter. Esther
Tuesday evening, the occasion being her
birthday. Refreshments were served on
the lawn, which was decorated with
Japanese lanterns. The invited guests
included Miss Astrid Tulien, Miss Ber-
tina Chase. Miss Cora Saylor, Miss Lulu
S1olander, Miss Audrey Disbrow, Miss
Dora Kerle, Miss Kate McKiernan,
Miss Rose johnson, Miss Josephine
Chase, Miss Iva Swearingen. MISS Ma
bel Franfz. Miss Elna Peterson, Miss
Pearl Humel, Mr.. Charles Hess Mr..
Alex Voight, Mr.. Charles Simmons, Mr.
Canon Sjolanders Mr.. Martin johnson,
Mr.. Ralph Hufnel Mr.. Harry Johnson,
Mr.. Ernest Peterson. Mr.. Clifford Nys-
trurn. Mr.. Robert Mitchell and Mr. Lee
Roy Peterson.
Mrs. E. S. Bates will close her dress
making rooms about July Is. during the
hot weather.