The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1906-07-20
PERSONAL MENTION.
Continued from Preceding Page.)

Miss Viola o'conner win be home the
last of the week from a months visit in
Kansas City and Elmdale.
MIR. George Simmons, formerly of To-
peka, now of New York, is to marry
Miss Hilda Bonneu Of New York the
25th of this month.
Miss Florence Johnston in company
with her sister, Miss Lolita Johnston, is
spending two weeks in Chicago.
President Plass entertained the mem
bers of the Central Congregations
church al a social a his residence on
the campus Wednesday evening. A very
enjoyable program was rendered CON
sisting of a short story by Rev. Sheldon,
a solo by Mrs. Riddle Smythe and an
original story read by Mrs F. L. Hayes.
Mrs. Fred Harvey stopped over in To-
peka yesterday between trains.
Miss Fay Tincher, who has been
spending a few weeks with her parents
left for New York yesterday Her sis
ter. Miss Bessie Tincher, ACCOMPANIED
her as far as Chicago
MT. Harvey Parsons is spending the
summer at his ranch in Oklahoma.
Mr. b. d. Huntsberger who left for
his home in Leavenworth yesterday. will
soon start for Montana
Mr. A F. Boles is visiting with his
mother and sister at the Devon for
week
Mrs. David Gossett left yesterday for
"a -e-'f fe-NfA1 tArlL III ADIDIdQO springs.
Miss Mary L Barnes of Concord N.
C.. arrived in Topeka Thursday after
noon to visit for several weeks with her
sister, Mrs Joseph T. LovewelI, at 1901
College avenue.
Mrs. William Raul has returned to
her home in Holton after visit to her
parents, Mr. and Mrs. Edwin Knowles.
Miss Anna Whiting, who went to Chi
cago to study music, is quite seriously
SICK, and will probably return to To-
peka within short time. Miss Whiting
IS with her mother, Mrs H. l. Whiting
and it was their intention to remain in
Chicago all next winter
Mr.. John " Newell will leave in a
rev days for North Carolina. where he
will attend the convention Of the Amer
lean Bar association
Miss Kate Gunther has returned from
a snort visit with Mrs Charles Klein
hans in Granville
Mrs. Mary Foberg and Miss Adina
Foberg left Thursday for an extended
stay in Las Vegas. N NJ
Mrs Gale Jones and daughter of Nor
ton are the guests of Mrs. Frank Man
speaker.
Mr.. and Mrs T. A. Beck will return
home tomorrow morning from a trip
through Canada
Mr. and Mrs. Charles S. Elliott will
Ieave Saturday for a lake trip. They
VIII be away a month.
Mrs Dwight Raney of Topela after
VISIT with her parents returned to her
nome last night.-Ottawa Herald.
Pickens' ladies' hatters. sos KAN
sas avenue, are making very special
prices on hats.
Miss Henrietta Alexander will arrive
nome tomorrow from Chicago.
MISS Margaret Mulvane will go to
Enterprise next week for a visit to
Mrs. William J. Ehrsam.
Miss Margaret Going returned yes
terday from visit in Salina.
Mrs. ]. @. King. of GlenfOrd Ohio
and Mrs. o. c. stutz and her son
Paul, of Upper Sanduslzy. Ohio. who
have been the guests of Mrs K F
King. will leave for their homes to-
morrow. Mrs. Stutz viii stop in KAN
sas City and Chicago for short visits
to her brothers, Mr.. Whitmer and Mr..
Merle King.
Miss Elizabeth stout is visiting
friends IN Atchison
Mrs. T. S. Morrison went to Clay
Center yesterday for q visit to friends.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. L Miller will leave
today for International Falls. Mimi.
and a trip to Canada.
Mr.. John Hamilton has gone to st.
Louis for visit to Mr.. and Mrs Hale
Hamilton.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. D. sullivan and
daughter Katherine have just re-
turned from Chicago.
Leavenworth Times: William A.
Pierce. of Topeka, spent yesterday in
the city.
Kansas city Post: Miss Louise
Worthington. who is visiting in To-
peka, was the guest of honor at
supper given by Mrs. c. F. Men
ninger.
Special prices on hats at Pickens'
ladies' hatters, 500 Kansas avenue.
Mr.. and Mrs. T. 0. Carson. of 919
Jefferson street will leave the last
part of the week for Los Angeles
Cal. to be gone several weeks
Kansas City Post: Mr.. Charles
Kemper is the guest of his parents
Mr.. and Mrs. c. s. Kemper. Fifteenth
and Charles street Topeka Miss
Essmer Dawson of Topeka. returned
from a visit with her cousin,
Mrs. Herbert Bennett.
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