The Topeka state journal., 1906-06-02

ter Alice left today for indianapolis.
md, and Ohio towns to spend a
month.
Mrs. ]. Howard stuart left yester-
day for Chicago and Ohio to spend. a
few weeks
President and Mrs. Norman Plass
will sail the last of this month for
Europe to spend the summer on the
British isles and in northern Europe.
Mr. and Mrs. H. A. Perry and their
/ children will leave Monday for their
summer home on the Massachusetts
/ coast Miss Alice IaF1in will accom-
/ pany them as far as Boston and will
/ spend a number of weeks there. in
Mrs. John Pullman, and in New York
4 city with her brother, Mr.. Burr
Lalkin.
Miss Amelia Ware and Miss Guenn
+ GODDARD are expected home soon from
! Vassar for the long vacation.
Mr.. J. D. Mcfarland viii leave next
week for West Point to attend the
graduating exercises at the United
4 States military academy His son,
Mr.. Earl Mcfarland, who is a mem
Der of this years class, will return
home with him to remain until he is
assigned to duty.
] Mr.. and Mrs. Augustus Zahner will
spend the summer iRseCanada.
Miss Hazel Risteens is expected home
soon from a visit in Minneapolis, MINI.
Miss Clara Plumner, Miss Maud
Bishop and Miss Ethel Estberg, of the
high school faculty. viii spend the va
cation at the Harvard summer school,
Miss Mabel Andrews will go to
/ Rockford, H., next week to attend
/ commencement at Rockford college
and the reunion OF her sorority, the
Kappa Theta.
The Ladies' Shakespeare club Will
be entertained at the Blower House
annex Tuesday afternoon at 2:30 by
Mrs. Clara B. Ellis.
Kansas City Post (Friday): Mrs
Eugene Sallee, of Fiftieth and Wood
land, has as her guests her sisters.
Miss Eva Smith and Miss Isabel
Smith, of Topeka, who are on their
way to Kenosha, Wis, to attend the
commencement exercises at Kemper
Hall.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. T. Fitzgerald, Of
/ jamestown. are visiting the family Of
Mr.. L. F. Bradley. at Oakland They
came through in an automobile. about
/ 175 miles, in little over fourteen
hours including stops for refresh
ments. Mrs. Fitzgerald will visit her
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Bradley, for sew
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. f. McAfee will go
to Kansas City tomorrow to spend two
Mr.. and Mrs. J. c. Elliott and daugh-
ter, Jessie Vivian, went to Lake View
today to spend a few days.
Miss Rhoda Gooeh. of the Bethany
faculty left today for Nebraska City,
to visit before returning to her home
in Evanston Ill
Mrs. Alice Worswick art instructor
at Bethany. left yesterday for her home
/ in Oskaloosa.
i Mr. NJ D. Henderson is home from
/ Texas to spend a day or two with his
family Mrs. Henderson will return
with him to Texas for a three weeks
! stay on Monday.
MIR. Merritt Hodson left today for his
home in Chicago after a visit to To-
peka friends.
DR.. Frank Miller. OF. the Chicago uni
versfty who delivered the annual ad-
dress to the high school graduates last
night, was the guest of Mr.. and Mrs.
NJ. D. Henderson at luncheon yester-
day
Mrs. E. ]. Shakeshaft will leave June
/ % for Brighton, England, where she
! will visit her parents for two months.
Mr.. Harry TTOvflio. whose marriage
to Miss Lois Porterfield of Spring VAL
/ day, left yesterday for Spring Valley.
Mrs. A T. Adams of Orlando, Florida,
is the guest of her sister, Mrs. H. E.
Ray
Mrs. Charles Blood Smith went to
Kansas City yesterday to visit her sis
/ ter. Mrs. Arthur Murphy.
Miss Vida Wood and Miss Louise
Wood left today for a three weeks
stay III 4eXaS-
Captain Henry King, Of st. Louis,
will arrive Sunday to spend few days
with Mr.. and Mrs. James L. King
Mrs. A NJ Fuller and Miss Berenice
Fuller left today for two weeks stay
in Chicago and Aurora, ILL.,
Madam Mettke of the Bethany facul-
ty, will leave Monday for La Grange,
ILL., where she will spend the summer.
Mr. and Mrs. Homer Hoch arrived
Yesterday from Marion for a visit to
iCt, NTrc Miss
/ Anna HOch returned yesterday from
Baker university for the summer vaca-
ton and Miss Edna Hoch will return
today from Marion where she mas peen
! spending three weeks.
Mr. Howard Swenson, who was the
guest Of Mr.. Clarkson Millspaugh, left
yesterday for his home in the City Of
( Mexico.
Miss Kathryn Mills has returned from
an extended stay in Salt Lake City,
Miss Katharine Elliott, Of Wellington.
will arrive today for a visit to Miss
Anna Marie Walsh before going to Ex-
celsior Springs where she will spend
/ the summer
Mrs W A. McCarter left today for
/ St Paul to attend the biennial eonven-
tiOn of the general federation. She Will
be the guest Of Miss Priscilla Adams.
Miss Alice Widney,- who has had
charge of the vocal department at
! Bethany college. left yesterday for her
/ home in Alta, Ill.
The Standard Shorthand school, $50
Kansas avenue, has made a big record
All of its large winter class, with the
exception of IL. have taken positions.
Emporia Gazette: Miss Mary Chris
tian of Topeka, arrived today for a visit
/ with Miss Carrie Nefll.
Junction City Republic: Miss Grace
/ BowIes of Topeka viii arrive in the
city tomorrow and spend Sunday the
guest of her brother, A. F. Bowles.
Mrs l. A. Remy and her son Lester
of Fort Scott are visiting her sister,
Mrs. George E. Dougherty, 1926 West
I ern avenue.
Mr.. John NJ. Chase of Wichita. who
has been visiting his granddaughter,
Mrs. George Chase, returned home to-
day.
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