The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1906-07-26

Misses Harriet Cain. Eva Kurtz, Katie
Baughman, Eva Coblentz. Nora Ches-
ney. Vera Tobias and Belle Metz.
a picnic given at vinewood
I Lue5eay ya pght r. honoT Of Mss
was attended by Miss Yates.
Wright Miss Florence Guild, Miss
Marie Vanderpool, Miss Hazel Criswell.
Miss Helen Tillotson. Miss Edna Camp
bell. Miss leila zellers, Miss Helen
Roehr, Miss Cora Trimmer. Mr.. Ray
Cope, Mr.. Hiram Kinsley, Mr.. Andrew
Graham, Mr.. LaVerne Payne, Mr.. Floyd
Stevens, Mr.. Alex. Spencer. Mr.. John
Coe, Mr.. Fred Crossley, Mr. John Crow,
Mr. Roy Howe.
Mrs. George G. Moore was the hostess
at dinner last night in compliment to
Mrs. John Joseph Zanone and Miss
Mary Louise Zanone of Nashville, Tenn.
The David Oyermyer family will have
a family picnic this afternoon at Bur
nett's Mound for their guests, Mrs. War
rem Dobbin, Miss Frances Dobbin and
Miss Mamie Parson of North Vernon,
Indiana.
Miss Edna O'connor will give party
Friday afternoon at her home on Harri-
son street.
The Vespuccian club will have lawn
picnic Friday evening at the home Of
Miss Emma Stevens, 706 Monroe street.
Miss Lucy Littleheld of Boston will be
the guest of honor at a porch party Sat
urday afternoon given by Mrs. w. S.
Lyman.
Notes and Personal Mention.
Miss Margaret .Pierson Of Wakefield
t. =e-f4s ETs III
Mr.. George Beech leaves Saturday
! to spend a week in Chicago.
Miss Mary Call leaves Saturday for
a three weeks visit in Paola-
Miss Edna Groves Will visit Miss
/ Ella Davis in August.
Miss Airline Dietrich OF Carbonate
is visiting her cousin, Mrs. Rosen, and
/ Miss Anna Strauss.
Professor Towne has returned from
his tour of the state and is now preach
! ing at Maple Hill Sundays.
Miss Kerr leaves Saturday for her
| home in Kansas City
Mrs. Norman Plass is I'll with ma
! laria at her home.
Mr. and Mrs Harry J. Wells of
Wichita will arrive Saturday to be the
| guests of Mr. and Mrs. Robert Wells
Mr.. O. Towne viii leave August
/ for Cawkef aCity-where he will-iecture
on *Colege~Life-"
Mr. F. E. Grimes went to Kansas
City yesterday on business trip.
Miss Maude Kimball went to Kansas
City this morning to come home with
! her mother, Mrs. F. NJ kimball Satur-
| day Her guest, Mrs. Carl Kim ball OF
New York, will also return with her
Saturday.
Mrs c. H. Worthington Of Kansas
City is the guest for several weeks OF
Mrs. George P. Stitt.
Mrs. John F. Switzer of 335 Topeka
| avenue and her children, Edith, Wen
dell and Ruth. left today for Logans-
port Ind. to spend the remainder OF
the summer. Mr.. Switzer accom-
panied them as far as Kansas City.
Mr. and Mrs. ]. f. Floan of Cleve-
land. Ohio are the guests of their
| daughter, Mrs. ". w. Sheaufar, at 422
West Eighth.
Mr.. and Mrs Harvey Ream, OF CleVe-
land, are spending week with their
brother. Mr.. Homer Ream of Lowman
Hill
Miss Louise Fleming. Of Tecumseh.
spent Sunday with Miss Caroline Nor
Miss Vera Brady. of Lawrence, is
the guest of her aunt, Mrs. L. A Sim
mons.
Mr.. Eldon Tice is working with Mr..
C. A. Fellows in san Francisco.
Mrs. Arthur Grey visited in Emporia
yesterday
Those who went to Leavenworth yes
terday to attend the Bieker- Smith we'd
| ding are: Rev and Mrs. Charles NJ.
Alice Mccoy and Miss Martha Mccoy.
Mr.. and Mrs. S. L. Wallace have re-
turned from visit with Rev. and Mrs.
S. D Wallace of EmpoFia.
Emporia Gazette: Mr.. and Mrs. ". c.
Hindman and Mr.. and Mrs. c. f. Jew
ell returned to Topeka yesterday in Mr..
| JEWELS motor car, after a short visit
| with Mr. and Mrs. F. B. Maxwell.
Mr. Harry Cogill expects to attend
! Cornell this winter.
Rev. and Mrs W. Luther Bright of
Fairfield, Iowa, who have been visiting
Mr. Bright's parents, Rev. and Mrs.
John A. Bright at $50 Morris avenue,
returned to their home today.
The principal excitement the lnhabit-
ants of the west part of town have
these days is watching the antics OF
three or four well developed eases. y
All these victims are afflicted with the
germ known in patent medicine adver-
tisements as love" In every instance
the patients seem to have the same
symptoms, towit: The fair lady sallies
forth from the parental roof at the
dangerous hour of 1870 in the morning
alone and unprotected The timid
| young thing starts down the wild high
way, running great risk of something
or other at every step. When 10. heI
| knight and rescuer appears To be
sure he does not ride the milk white
charger considered such good form
for knights in the novels. But, pshaw
what is in a trif1e. Does he not ride a
bicycle which is every bit as good. The
fair one. now so ably protected from the
dangers which might Turk in her path
proceeds with her gallant to her work
where, judging by the pace, she general
ly arrives about 10 O'Clock. At noon the
same little drama is repeated and the
neighbors along the way are beginning
to gamble on how soon sir knight viii
be able to bolt his dinner and join the
fair one.
Miss Marion Thompson will return
Saturday from a months visit in Chi
cage.
Miss Ethel Barriger will arrive today
from Kansas City to be the guest OF
Miss Hazel Mulyane.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. T. Price of Johannes
burg. Africa. returned this week from
Deodwood. S D., to be with Mr.. Prices
sister. Mrs. J. c. McC1intoclk.
Miss Grace Beard will leave the lat
~. 80 of taa rraelr To snesld aa1-ara.