The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1906-03-31

Eugene huntington ware MONDAY
Mr.. Omar Smith. Mr.. Eldon Tice and
Mr.. Glen Jones win leave Monday
night for Canon City, Col, to attend
the wedding Of their Delta Phi broth
er, Mr.. Sumner Pressy and Miss Lulu
Tanner, both Of Canon City, which
takes place Thursday. Mr.. Smith will
act as Mr.. Pressy's best man. Mr..
Pressy graduated from Washburn with
last years class and has many friends
in college circles.
Mr. and Mrs. Don ATulvane have CIV
en- up their plan of going to the Cooper
ranch at Las AniTnas, Col, and VIII
remain in Topeka
Mr.. L. L. Kiene and his daughter
Marguerite were in Kansas City last
night to hear the Savage grand opera
company in Rigoletto.
Mr.. and Mrs. Roy F. Benner Of Bar
tlesville. I. T, are the parents or
son, born March %. Mrs. Benner was
formerly Miss Eff1e Hazen of Topeka.
Miss Katherine WEIGH, who is at
Wellesley will spend the spflng vaca-
ton one week IN Hartford, Conn.,, and
another in New York city.
Miss Guenn GODDARD, who is horne
from Vassar for the spring vacation,
will return to Poughkeepsie Monday.
The Mills company announce M II
annual Easter opening of millinery
Tuesday, April 3. when they will have
displayed their latest creation in street
and dress hats.
Mrs. Thomas J. Myers will go to
Excelsior Springs next week for
Mr.. and Mrs E. NJ. Tomlinson. who
live at the Lenox, have gone to lola to
spend Sunday.
Mrs. Sarah Wathena Brown Of Chi
cago, q concert harpist who has been
making a tour of the southern, west
ern and Pacific coast states, will ar
rive in Topeka stopping on heT way
home, to spend a few days with her
brother-in-law, Mr.. Frank Brown,
l1112 Tyler street, and with Miss Jessie
Upton. She Will accompany Miss
Upton who sings Sunday afternoon at
the hospitals, Christ, StOrmont and the
Santa Fe. and will play some harp
soil
Miss Jeanette Ware is IN Kansas
City to hear the Savage grand opera
company.
MI. and Mrs. George W. Davidson Of
521 West Tenth avenue leave this
evening for visit with st. Joe friends
and relatives. Mr.. Davidson will re-
turn Monday, while Mrs. Davidson
will remain for a fortnight.
Mr.. and Mrs. o. P. Updegra1 and
their family will go to Riverside Farm
for the summer next week.
Miss Alice Tucker went to Sterling
today and will go from there to
Stafford before she returns.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edwin Fox will leave
Tuesday for a trip to Texas, stopping
in Oklahoma and Indiana territories.
Their little daughters, Helen Louise
and Lois Marie will accompany them.
Mrs George Esterly and her son
George Robert Of Lawrence are guests
of DR.. and Mrs. D. 3. Esterly today.
DR.. George Esterly, Mrs. Charles r.
Esterly and Mrs. Hayden viii come
from Lawrence tonight to spend Sun
Miss Helen Cartilage will spend
Easter with her brother Mr.. VIII
cartridge, in Chicago and viii visit
university Evanston, before she re-
turns.
Miss Margaret Garvey goes to En-
poria this week for a short visit.
Mr.. W. w. Mills has returned from
a business trip to St. Joseph.
Miss Florence Greer. who IS the
guest of her sister. Mrs. J. willis
Gleed. viii return to Blue Rapids.
! Monday.
Mrs George M. Noble VIII be home
in a month from Los. Angeles, Cali
fornia.
4 Mr. and Mrs. B. L. Rees will move
4 to Omaha, Nebraska, for a permanent
/ residence early this summer.
Mr.. John HOdson of Chicago, who
/ has been in Kansas City, has returned
to visit Mr.. Russell Frost for a few
/ days.
mr.. and Mrs. J. R. Burrow VIII be
home next week from Palm Beach,
/ Florida, and Boston
Miss Mabel Anderson. who IS the
/ guest Of her sister, Mrs. Merle Hunter
Collin IN Kinsfsher, o. T.. VIII be
home next week.
The Mills company announce their
annual Easter opening Of millinery
Tuesday, April 3, when they will have
I displayed their latest creation IN street
ana dress hats.
Mrs. PIiny Soper. accompanied by
! her nephew, Franklin Ashby Of vfnita
i / T, viii arrive next week for q visit
1 to. her parents. Mr.. and Mrs. J. W.
i Farnsworth.
Mr.. William Wellhouse went to
Leavenworth today to spend Sunday
4 with his sister, Mrs. L Il. WuIfekuhler
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Maunsef1 VIII
/ leave the first Of the month for s.
/ Joseph for q permanent residence.
Mr.. Hugh Nudge Of Culver Military