The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1905-09-26

Louis, where they will visit their niece.
Mrs. John G. Egan.
Mr.. Charles Curtis and Miss Dolly
Curtis are expected home Saturday,
the former from the Philippines and
the latter from San Francisco, where
she met her brother on his return with
| the congressional party from the
/ islands.
Miss Julia Lari1ner left yesterday to
/ enter Wellesley college, Wellesley,
| AasSa chusetts-
Mrs. N. II. Guthrie and her daugh-
ter Grace have returned to their home
in Aledo after visit to Mrs. G. W.
| Greenwood.
terday. from Colorado.
Miss Pearl Herrberg returned last
night from Chicago and Toluca, Hi
nois.
Mr.. c. E. Strauss, who has been de-
tanned in Denver on account of a.
| broken knee cap, is recovering from
his injuries and is expected home in
about a fortnight.
Miss PanSy Trueman went to OF
tawa and Chanute today for a short
stay.
DR.. Ida H. Hyde has been invited
| by Mrs McClintock, president of the
Topeka City Federation of Women's
| clubs to give the opening lecture at
| the first yearly meeting of the club,
October 5, in Topeka.-Lawrence
Bishop MiIlspaugh has returned from
SaIina where he visited st. Johns
school and preached at the cathedral
Sunday.
Naval academy at Annapolis, will visit
his mother Mrs. A. H. Ellis. this week
He is now in Lawrence visiting uni
Versity friends
Miss Louise StingIey, of Manhattan,
who has been the guest of Mrs. Louis
E. Strauss, has taken an apartment at
the Spivey and will remain in Topeka
permanently.
Mr.. ]. Kari Henderson will go to Sa-
lima next week to take position.
Miss Constance whitney left today
| for Rochester, N. Y, to spend the win
ter with her brother, Mr. Lionel Whit
ney Miss Harriet Terrell accompan-
| led her as far as Kansas City.
Mr. Wilfred Gillies returned today to
his home in Chicago after visit to
Topeka. Mr.. Fred Stewart accompan-
led him to Kansas City. s-
,, MI. and Mrs. j.. w. Stout and Mr.;
and Mrs w w Stout have returned
from a visit to Kansas City.
Miss Grace WEIGH is expected home
from California tomorFews -
Mrs. s. L. Rees has returned from
| Minneapolis, Kan, where she was call
ed on account of the illness of her
mother whom she left in an improved
| condition.
Miss Edith Durnont will return to
Kansas City tomorrow after a visit to
Miss Venice Whitney.
Mrs. Adrian L. Greene will go to
Iasalle, Ill, in a few days for a visit.
Mr.. and Mrs. C. T. Mcclellan are ex-
pected home tomorrow from Bruns-
wick, Maine.
Mr. Tom Bowman will leave next
week for a trip to the Pacific coast.
Miss Grace Nettles left yesterday for
| New York to enter a Bible school,
Miss Edith Parr of Wilson, is the
guest of Mrs. J. F. Daniels for few
| days
Mr. and Mrs. Frank P. MacLennan
returned today from a brief business
| trip to New York and are at Cedar
crest.
Ressequie of Springfield, Mo-, and Miss
Marjorie Dette of Fort Madison, Ia,
are guests of Mrs. Jack Morgan on the
way home from Colorado.
Miss Viola Mccullough is i'll with
| typhoid fever at her home on Jackson
| street.
The Mu Mus of the Topeka high
school wish it understood that their or
| ganization is not in the nature of a
society and furthermore that the or
ganization has been fully organized for
a year.
Mr. and Mrs. Frederick Gahagan of
Pueblo will leave for their home to-
mother, Mrs. May Noble. They came
on for the Noble-Knapp wedding.
Mrs. D. NJ, Valentine. Mrs: Frank
mire tomorrow for visit to Mr.. and
Mrs. William Valentine.
Mrs. House and Miss Olga House
have returned from Rawlings, Wyo.
Mrs. Charles McCabe and her chill
dren, who have been guests of Mr.. and
Mrs. Willis Edison, left Sunday for
their home in Memphis, Tenn.
/ Mr.. r. G. Boswell and Miss Sarah G.
Payne were wed together on the 10th
by Rev. G. Baker. pastor of the East
Hill Baptist church, at the residence of
Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. W. Radford, 1881 JET
ferson street, North Topeka.
Mrs. F. w. Here entertained the fol-
lowing boys and girls at her home on
Polk street Saturday afternoon for her
daughter Mildred: Sarahline Curtis,
/ Hazel Merrick, Ruth Raster Stella An
ton. Helen Harmon, Marguerite Harra-
man, Robert RENE, Paul Callahan,AE
Lyman, Wendell Lyman, Clyde Mills,
Helen Davis, Lolita Ford, Fred Stein
way, Charles Davis, John Mayer, Anita
/ Buchanan, Mildred Mills, Alma Mayer,
Philip Mayer. Fred Rigby, Fred Mayer,
Beatrice Myers, Warren Turner, Wilbur
Schick, Ruth Burns, Marguerite Mich
olas, Nina Nicholas Harry Ardery, Re-
gina Ardery, Frank Myers, Florence
Christman, Walter Ardery, Miidrea
Stanford, Conrad Here, Edward
Farges.
The Latus club meets with Mrs. T.
E. Armstrong, 219 Harrison street, We'd
nesday afternoon, September q. full
attendance is desired.
Naomi Rebekah lodge No. 35 will give
a thimble party Wednesday afternoon.
September 81 at Mrs. Geo. Hanleys,
| 1O15 Taylor street. All members and
friends invited.
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