The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1905-06-10
Notes and Personal Fenfion-

pected soon to visit her eis+e - 80 -
~ ~ T AS.lss MRS j. K Hudson and
MIS-. w llham G. Smith Of Versailles
ana MISS Eleanor Keizer will return
nome with her to spend the s17royoey-
Mrs. avery Turner who is the guest
OF ner mother, Mrs. Caroline Ten
Elyek, VIII leave Monday for her home
IN Amarillo, Texas
Mr.. and Mrs. D. H. Forbes will On
10 their country place, Cedar 9Heights.
next week for the summer.
Mrs John Q. Royce of Phillipsburg
came to Topeka this week to sDend
the summer with Mr.. Roveee Thev
nave taken an apartment at 11O9 Van
Buren, street.
Mr.. and Mrs. James L. King went to
fort LeaVenWorth this morning TO
visit Lieutenant and Mrs. Fred RYAN,
Master Mobiles Ryan who has been
their guest this week returned home
with them.
Judge and Mrs. A. w. Dana. and
Lhelr children have gone to Excelsior
Springs. Judge Dana will return the
first of the week; the others will re-
main fortnight or longer.
Mr.: Scott Payne, Mr.. Dick Thomas,
Mr. calvin Newman, Mr.. Tom WHEEL
don, Mr.. Charles Thfelman of En-
porla came to Topeka yesterday for
the owl dance last night.
Mrs. Edward w. Dennis has been
called to her home in Iowa on account
! OF the illness of her mother
q Mr.. and Mrs Hugh Ewing are visit
ing Mrs Ewing's sister, Mrs. Ellsworth
F'unnelb in Lawrence.
Mrs. Catharin O'Reilly has re-
| turned from a visit to Mrs. Josiah
Copley in Lawrence.
The Rev. Geo. Bergen of Slack.
I Wyoming, is in the city visiting his
parents, Judge and Mrs. Bergen, 1112
Topeka avenue, during the Washburn
commencement.
Mr.. Walker Cain, who has just been
graduated from Purdue university,
D Of rrs4N
week to remain permanently.
Miss Myrtle Wellman of Kansas
City is the. guest of Mr.. and Mrs. A. o.
Wellman for three weeks.
Mrs. Ruoe of Richland. Ind, who
is spending the summer with Mrs z.
B. Cowgirl. has been the guest Of Mrs.
Peter Smith this week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Snow have re-
turned from Excelsior Springs where
they have been for two weeks.
Miss Anna Marie Walsh is seriously
i'll at her home on Taylor street with
appendicitis.
Miss Anna Herbst returned today
from visit to her grandmother, Mrs.
A. E. Herbst, in Kansas City.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Morgan will
go to Fort Madison, Iowa, tomorrow
to visit the w. c. Ilette family for a
few days.
Mr.. and Mrs. F. W. Watson will go
to West Baden, Ind, Monday to spend
a week or ten days.
Mrs. George w. Parkhurst, Mrs.
Robert Carver Mrs. Frank Thomas,
Miss Gertrude Tracy and Miss Bere-
nice Fuller are expected home Sunday
from Denver where they attended the
National Federation of Music clubs
this week.
Mrs. L. J. Wingert will leave Mon
day to visit in Pueblo, Colo.
Mrs. W. B. Kirkpatrick, Miss Lillian
kirkpatrick, Mr.. Bert Kirkpatrick ana
Mr.. Harry Wolf left today for Cali
fornia and Portland, Ore, to spend
two months. Mr.. W. B. Kirkpatrick
will join them later.
Mrs. Edward B. Hill left today for
Peoria, Ill. to visit her father.
Miss Eta COven viii return the
first of the week from Chicago where
she attended the wedding of her
Mr.. c. B. Reese. which took place
Wednesday. Miss Coveu was her
cousins bridesmaid.
Miss Dora Stoker will leave tomor-
row for California to spend the sum-
mer.
DR.. and Mrs L. Y. Grubbs went to
their ranch at Garden City today to
spend some time.
Miss Princie Macarthur is in Kan
sas City to spend Sunday.
Miss Emily Hagar returned TO-DAY
from Excelsior Springs and Kansas
City where she has been for week
Mr.. and Mrs. E. D. McKeever ana
their son Archibald have gone to VAL
Hey Falls to spend Sunday.
Miss Helen Metcalf. member OF
the faculty of the Lawrence high
school, returned to Topeka this week
! to spend the summer with her parents
1 Major and Mrs. Metcalf, of 1855 Clay
street.
evening at her home on Lincoln
street in honor of Mrs. Keith of OF
/ tava and Mr.. Otto of Summerheld q.
The guests were the members Oh the
Pleasant Hour club, and few others.
/ Music was furnished during the even
! mo Nv Miss Ruby Hawk, Miss Marie
/ Glover. Miss Vera Otto, and Mr..
/ Leonard. Dainty refreshments were
/ served. Those present were M rs:
Keith Of Ottawa. Mrs: Sneparu u
Mr.. and Mrs. Wimsatt. Mr. ana MIS-;
Thrapp. Mr. and Mrs. Adams Mr.. and
i Mrs. Wright. Mr.. and Mrs. Kinney
Mr. and Mrs. Bell, Mrs F1nney' mrs
| Davis. Mrs. Glover. Mrs. Medley, Mrs
Warmer. Misses Simmonds, Adams,
/ Downie. Glover. Hawk, Crane, DAVIS
/ and Otto, and Messrs. Leonard
| DoWnie and Otto.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. W. Mayberry ana
their two children of Edmond. Okla
are guests of Mr.. and Mrs. ]. +. May
berry and Mr.. and Mrs. A. A Hayes.
DR.. Van Horn is in the lead IN the
most popular physician EoIlIls - 49, 49,
conduced by the U. and I; club at the
! street fair this week, with 70 VOTES.
The others who stand a chance of
winning in the cut glass bowl which i, is
the club prize are Dr.. Mcclure. II
votes, DR.. Mum, IS. DR.. Freeman o
| DR.. Raster ?. DR.. Martin ana 1t.
Mrs. A. H. Ellis and her son Hale
of Lawrence will come to Topeka E,t7l TINS TINS
fan to reside permanently They are are
now in Charlotte, Michigan. ana VII
| 90 from there to Annapolis, MARYLAND,
and Newport to spend the summer
The T. s. F. P. girls surprised Mrs.
Raw Williams last evening at her
home in Oakland. Those present
Tere. Mrs. RAY Williams. Miss Flor
$50 NIGHTINGALE. Miss Viola O'Con-
ners. Miss Jennie Jordon. Miss Carrie
| -. AEiss Sadie Downing. MISS