The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1906-07-25

aa1 extended trip ia the east 1nciud-
ing Boston and New York.
Mr. and Mrs. Charles e. Warden
and children and Mrs E. r. Warden
went to Dover in their touring car
Sunday.
The following from the Atchison
Globe would never happen in Topeka.
There was a hurried call for an A. D
T. messenger boy from an Atchlson
home this morning. and when he got
there he found he vas wanted to but
ton Womans waist up the back. she
had tried to do ii herself until she had
broken off every flngernail, and
sprained both arms and her back. but
there was the middle button that she
couldn't reach. The women say tnal
the middle button of woman shirt
waist, if she persists in wearing It open
in the back. will finally result IN hef
becoming as profane as any man.
Miss Abbie Westbrook is visiting al
Hays City.
Miss Dee Inghams will return Friday
instead of Saturday from Manhattan.
Miss May Kellam was the hostess or
a small luncheon yesterday given Tor
Mrs. Herbert Boal of Chronicle, Ala.
Miss Mary Meade viii entertain
few friends Informally at tea TINS
Mrs. P. w Price and daughter
Mabel of Kansas City, Mo, are the
guests of Mr.. and Mrs George Nc
PhilIamey.
Miss Jessie Betz leaves today for
the east to visit in Ohio and Atlantic
Mr.. Edward 6. Cheyney. assistant
professor of forestry. University OF
Minnesota. is visiting his uncle, G r
Bolmar of Potwin.
Mrs. Allen and Miss Hazel Aileh'
who are the guests Of Mrs. x. B. Quln-s
ton and the Misses Quinton, leave Fri
day for their home IN st. louis.
Mr. and Mrs c. E. Morton and their
guest Mrs. D. B. Morton of Fort
Thomas, KY. left yesterday for Colo
rado to spend a few weeks
Miss Bessie Elder viii probably re-
turn from St Louis on Monday.
Miss Anna Stone, who has been the
guest of Mr. and Mrs. T. O. Reynolds,
has returned to her home in Lawrence
Mrs. Herbert Armstrong is visiting
her father Mr.. J. w. Roberts. In Law
Leavenworth is ahead of the other
towns this year in starting the water
melon feasts.
Mr.. Marian Poindexter of Topeka
visited Mr.. Price Holmes. in Emporia
Mr.. frank Edison went. to Lawrence
on business yesterday.
Mrs. G. w Hunt will leave tomor-
row to visit in Kansas City and Lex
ington.
Miss Ethel Morris Is visiting Miss
Frances Coffin in Kansas City
Mrs. Lewis Atwood. of Meriden. is
in town today to attend a thimble
party given by Miss Verna Coblentz IN
honor of Mrs Charles Atwood. Of
Palmer.
Miss Bunnie Crumley who has been
visiting Mrs. James Corbett, returned
to her home in Ottawa yesterday.
Mrs. Bulwer and two children are
visiting in Abilene.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Mitchell will
leave the first of next month to take
a lake trip.
from Emmett Beach. Lake Michigan.
Mrs. Beulah Lee is in Omaha visit
ing her daughter. Later Mrs. Lee and
Miss Lee viii take a lake trip.
Mr.. w s Summers will leave soon
for Colorado.
day for Chicago, where she viii Join
Mrs s. T. Fulton for a trip to st. Paul
and Seattle Wash.
Miss PermeHa Curtis has gone to
Kansas City to spend a week with Mrs.
William Ryan.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry J. Bone and
children. Harry, Leland and Mildred,
will leave August 1 to spend several
weeks in California.
Mr.. Aelf Klingenburg and party who
are in Germany will leave August for
a trip up the Rhine.
are spending a week at Riverside farm.
Mrs. J. B. Bartholomew and Mrs. A.
s. johnson. who are spending the sum-
mer in Europe. spent Sunday with Mr.
and Mrs. Thomas Page In Edinburgh,
Scotland.
Mrs. Edwin Knowles Is Ill at her home
on Taylor street.
Miss Mary Whitton will go next
month to visit Bishop Mtllspaugh's
family at Pryor Lake. MINI
Miss Katharine Brown Of Washing
ton. D. c., will arrive Thursday TO be
the guest Of Miss Susa Wolcott and
Mrs F. E. Nipps
Miss Lucy LittleffeId of Boston is the
guest Of Mrs. s. w Lyman and Mrs.
Harry Lyman.
Spencer has returned from a visit in
Topeka.
Emporia Gazette: Miss Ruth Jones
will leave tomorrow for a weeks visit in
Topeka and Kansas City.