The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1906-03-29
Notes and PersonaI Mention.

Mrs. Thomas Bancroft Frost. of
Aguas Calientes, Mexico, and her baby
daughter, Sarah Elizabeth, viii arrive
III about month for a visit to her par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. ]. P. Davis.
MI and Mrs. Frank Patterson viii
move to Kansas City for a permanent
residence about the 1st of May.
Mrs. Charles Seagraves and ner chill
dren viii go to Chicago A pril y to
dence.
Mrs. G. G. sterl and Mrs. f'cark
Parent of Abilene, who are in Kansas
I City for the Savage Grand Opera com
panys engagement. will stop off in To-
peka tomorrow to spend the day with
Mrs Thomas E Dewey and Miss Au-
gusta Dewey.
Mrs. stambaugh of Fargo. S. D.. is
the guest of Mrs. George S. Upshaw.
1121 Tyler street.
Mr.. E. H. Crosby and Mr.. Bernard
Crosby are home from Louisiana.
Mrs. Julia E. Thompson and Ms.
Willis Norton, who have been in Cuoa
and Nassau, Bahama Islands, are now
in St. Augustine and viii be hOme in a
week or ten days.
Mr.. Harry Rigby of Chicago, is hera
to attend the funeral of Mr.. F. n. iis-
teen.
Millinery opening Friday, March 80.
Miss Kahr. Crosby Bros
Mrs. John B. Bartholomew and Mrs
1 A. S. johnson viii leave next Thursday
for New York where they will be joined
! by Miss Watson of Washington, who
/ will accompany them on a trip abroad
/ Mr.. and Mrs. Roland Medncott and
/ their baby daughter and Miss Hele i
/ Sharitt, who has been their guest, az
+ rived last night from Frontenac. Nj.
/ and Mrs. Medlicott, who will remain in
/ Topeka permanently, are guests of Mt
and Mrs George F. Sharitt for the
4 ruesent.
Mrs. ". E. Ogston is leaving the last
! Of the week on a business trip with Mr.
o. ALL
During their absence Mr.. and Mrs. }.
i Z. Crockett viii occupy their apart
i ment in the Devon.
The Mills company announce their
annual Easter opening Of millinery
/ Tuesday, April 8, when they viii have
displayed their latest creation in street
and dress hats.
Miss Mary Hayden, of Holton, was
in town yesterday on her way horae
/ from the University at Lawrence for
/ the spring vacation.
Miss Pauline Lynch will go to Kan
4 sas City Saturday to visit Mrs. Frank
+ Allen Baker and will leave for an eXe
+ tended California trip.
Mr. John Clugston is home from The
University at Lawrence to spend the
spring vacation with his mother, Ms
Alice Clugston.
Mr.. Jamie Hughes, who was home
from the X S. A. c. at Manhattan for
the spring vacation has returned to
school
The popular Peter Pan hat and the
Johnnie Jones sailor shown at Mrs
Kahr's opening Friday at Crosby Bros
Mrs H. B HOgebo0m returned today
from a visit to Mrs. Max Maier ane
Miss Helen Hogeboom in Chicago.
Mr.. and Mrs. Arnlln A. We1skircl
have received word Of the sudden death
at his home in st. Paul, Mimi Of thei1
cousin. Mr.. Alfred Scheffer, who visit
J ed them here last year with Mrs. Schef-
fer on their way to and from CalifCrnia
and who made many Topeka acquaint-
ances on these occasions.
The Ebey Millinery company viii
have their first showing Of the newest
designs in spring millinery Thursday
and Friday Miss L. Ebey and Miss L
Godfrey, sos Kansas avenue
Miss Julia Wellhouse IS visiting he
sister, Mrs. L. H. Wulfekuhler in 1se1y-
enworth.
Mr. ]. c. Harding will return to nj
home in Chicago this evening afte- Z
visit to Mr.. and Mrs. ". A. Iinninges
The Mills company announce theil
annual Easter opening Of milliner1
Tuesday april 8. when they viii have
hdisplayed their latest creation in stree
4 and dress hats.
Among the Topeka people in Kansa
City yesterday We're Mr. j. W. Kaise
and Mr.. c. D. Lyle
A party Of university people who vii
come up from Lawrence for the Bern
hardt performance at the Auditorium
next week viii include Mrs. Susan Z
& Marsh and Miss Mabel Marsh, who WI