The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1906-09-14

they spent the summer and are guests
OF their daughter, Mrs Clarence S.
Bowman.
Mrs. G. H. Cope. 1918 Western ave-
nue., will go to Galveston. Texas. next
week to spend a month.
Mrs. Clark Mansfield, who has been
living in California for some time, is
the guest of her sisters, Mrs. James c..
Feeley and Miss Constance Crowther,
Twelfth and Polk streets When her
visit here Is completed she will go to
Reno, New, to join Mr.. Mansfield in a
permanent residence. Miss Mary
| Crowther, who Is in Junction City, will
join her sisters here for a visit before
York.
Some Of the prettiest novel styles in
| ladies' and misses hats are shown at
Mrs c. H AIorrison's 1O8 E 9Th st.
Mr.. Lutte XVikidal of Chanute, who
has been the guest Of his sisters Mrs.
Charles S. Eagle and Mrs. Julia Wiki
dal Wells, returned to Chanute today.
Miss Juliet Ross of Newton was the
guest of her cousin, Mrs. r. M. Spivey,
yesterday on her way to Lawrence,
where she attends the university and is
a member of the Kappa Kappa
Gamma sorority
Miss Berenice- Johnson of Atchison
is the guest of Miss Ella Davis
Miss Amelia GsaFvey and Miss Mar
garet Carney returned last night from
Pennsylvania. where they spent the
Miss Margaret Jones has returned
from short visit in Kansas City.
Mr. B. F. Younger will go to Chi
cago on a short business trip tomorrow
Mr.. and Mrs. H S. Morgan will be
home from Emmett Beach, Mich, to-
night.
Mr.. John Powell of St Marys is the
guest of Mr.. and Mrs. Paul Huycke,
82S Buchanan street
Mr.. w. w. Webb has returned from
New York. Canada and Michigan,
where he spent the summer.
Already nice line of ready-to-wear
| hats are shown at Mrs c. H. Morri-
sons, 1Os East Sixth street.
Mrs. George W. England of St
Narys was in town last night on her
way to St. Joseph. the guest of Mrs
| whom her sister, Miss Genevieve Mil
Ter, is spending a few days
Mr.. Charles Thomas Will return
from Chicago Saturday. where he has
Mr.. and Mrs H Q. GarVey and their
children returned Wednesday from Chi
cago and Lake Michigan resorts
Miss Anna Homsher and Miss Edna
MacChristie of Camden, Ohio. are ex-
Ipected next Monday for a visit to Miss
Margaret Johnston. Miss Homsher will
stop on her way home from a visit in
Denver and Miss MacChristie will meet
her here
Mr.. and Mrs Fred Clark and Mr..
and Mrs. George Cham bers of Law
renee, were in town for the races yes
terday making the trip in their touring
cars.
Mrs. George Hull and Miss Christina
Hull of Salina are guests of Mrs. N.
II. LOOMS. Miss Hull will spend the
winter here and has entered Wash
Miss Louise Mcclellan has returned
from a three weeks visit to Mr. and
Mrs. George Mcclellan in Emporia-
Mr.. and Mrs. Howard Johnston and
their son Robert have returned from a
trip to Canada.
Mrs, Merle H Collins. of Kinghsher.
Ok, is the guest of her parents, DR..
and Mrs A. S. Andrews
Mr.. and Mrs. John I. Brown and Miss
Eva Brown OF Minneapolis Kan, are
guests Of Chief Justice and Mrs. W. A.
Johnston.
Miss Katharine Kneeland of Milford.
is the guest of Mrs. H L. Shirer
Miss Margaret Johnston, Miss Virginia
Meade Miss Geneve Henderson, Miss
zinorah Sim and Miss Helen Hahn
viii go to Manhattan Tuesday to take
the course in domestic science at K. s.
A. c.
With the many pretty designs in fall
hats, almost anybody might be pleased
in the hats we are now showing. Mrs.
c. H. Morrison. los East Sixth street
Kansas City Star: Miss Jeanette Crit
I'm Of Claremont station, has returned
from Colorado and New Mexico, where
she spent the summer
Mrs Charles f. Howe, of Atchison,
Is the guest of her sister, DR.. Eva Hard
Mr.. Eugene B. stotts will be the
guest OF the A. e Fuller family for the
state fair in Hutchinson.
Mr.. Richard Thomas, of Emporia,
who has entered the university. has
beer. pledged by the Betas.
Miss Carrie J. Harkins of Dover and
Mr.. Charles Martin Of Ardmore, / T.
were married at the probate judges
Office Wednesday,. September L.
Hutchinson News. Mrs George AziI-
Ter returned today from q months vfsil
to Topeka, Empcria and points in Mis-
sour Mrs Charles Kerns, Of Topeka