The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1907-08-31


we intend making a fuss. Misses
Alice Brown and Mary Collett will
also be guests at the house party.
The marriage of Miss Nell Hughes.
| daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. C. l..
Hughes and Mr.. Earl n. Rodell of
Manhattan, professor in the Kan
sas State Agricultural college, took
place today.
About twenty of the young people
or Westminster church spent last
week very enjoyabiy camping on the
9nJoyed the outing were Misses
Helen Fair, Rebecca Stanley, Mabel
Ferguson, Winona McLatchey, Amy
ferguson, Janet McMurtire, Marian
3n, and Ethel Miller, Mr.. George
Platt. Mr. Wilmont Stevens, Mr.. Will
us Lusby, Mr.. Mayo Badders Mr.
George Fisher, Mr.. Clement Roose
| Mr. Clarence Staples, Mr.. Frank
ICONS and Mr.. Don Neiswanger. Mr..
ana Mrs J. K. Schriver chaperoned
MISS Airline DIETRICH will entertain
week end house party at her home in
| Carbondale in honor of her guest Miss
Bianche Jenness of Sycamore. III. The
guests will be Miss Jenness. Miss Allie
Wlnsett. Miss Daisy Neil, Miss Laura
HeiI. MISS Vivien Tuttle. Miss Helen
MISS Mss Aureia Ruthven and Miss Mae
nPy tp entertained at cards at the home
last evening in honor of Miss Bertha
baker OF Meriden. The prizes were
aMaroed to Miss Anna Butterfly and
MT. herbert Clark. Those present
We're; Miss Bertha Baker Miss Kath-
eryn Howe, Miss Rogers Miss Beuiah
! j1lman. Miss Grace Ruthven. Miss Eva
Cox, Miss Irene Pryor. Miss Marie
Brosius. Miss Eva Ruthven, Miss Kath-
MISS Anna Butterfly. Miss Vida Heap.
Miss Evelyn Ruthven. Mr.. Richardson
OF or M s4ad,: Mr. Erie Kingsberry. Mr..
Joe Marlett. Mr.. Frank Scott Mr. F.
l.. Brown. Mr.. Earle White. Mr. Ed
Garvey, Mr.. Herbert Clark, Mr.. Trou-
bridge, Mr.. Louis Pryor. Mr.. Ed
Mooney. Mr.. Miller. Mr.. Moore Mr..
Harry Bates. Mr.. Frank Howe and Mr..
Russell IsreaI.
Hutchinson News: Miss Ida Grote of
Iopeka- who is here visiting with Miss
Grace Vreeland. was given a surprise
last evening at the home of Miss Edna
Lock on East First avenue Miss Grote
leaves Saturday for her home.
Notes and Personal Mention.
The Rev. DR.. and Mrs Frank N
Lynch have returned from Ludington,
Mich, and Chicago, and DIR. Lynch will
occupy the pulpit in the First NJ. E.
church tomorrow morning and even
ing.
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas B. Frost and
their daughter Betty will leave Thurs
day for their home in the City of Mex
leo after visit to Mr. and Mrs. J. P
Davis and Mr.. and Mrs. John E. Frost.
Mrs Frost's niece. Miss Ethel Davis,
will accompany them and spend a
number of months in Mexico.
Miss Alice Lakin and Miss Mary
Meade have gone to Tecumseh for q
weekend house party given by Mrs T.
s. Strong.
Mr.. Justice and Mrs silas r. Porter
| returned last night from an extended
eastern trip.
Mr.. Ward Spielman will leave to-
| night for his home in Beloit or
short visit.
Miss Elizabeth LIE Bar. Miss Janet
Gardner and Miss Helen Davis are ex-
pected home tomorrow from Canada,
New York and other eastern cities.
Miss Glen Davis. who was also of their
party, stopped in New York and will
be home about September 49,
Mrs, w. G. Smyser. who has. been at
Green Mountain Falls. Colo, during
August, will return during the coming
week.
Miss Una Lyle. of Topeka, arrived
this afternoon for a visit with Miss
Ethel Stone.-Emporia Gazette.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Snyder, who
have been at Petoskey and other lake
resorts for few weeks, returned home
today
Miss Blanch Jenness. of Sycamore,
rich of Carbonate, will come to To- /
peka Monday to visit Miss Virginia |
Meade and will be with Miss Edna |
Herbst the following week.
Miss Edith Ingham, who returned re- |
Gently from St. Paul, left today for
Wakefield where she will viii teach |
school this winter.
Mr.. and Mrs. George c. Thompson of |
Kansas City, are expected tonight to |
visit Mr.. and Mrs. Edward A. Herbst. |
Mr.. Thompson will return Tuesday |
morning but Mrs. Thompson will be here |
for a fortnight.
Miss Elizabeth Kelly left yesterday |
for a trip TO New York. Washington,
Jamestown and other eastern cities.
Mr.. w. S. Kretsinger. of Erlporia, |
was in town Friday.
Miss Ella Davis, will go to Kansas
City the week of September to attend
the Delta conclave festivities.
Wichita Beacon; Prof and Mrs. G.
A. Ellenberger and daughter. Elizabeth,
will leave tomorrow for Topeka. where
they will reside Miss Margaret Ellen
berger will visit with Miss Bertha
ten days before joining the family. Prof.
and Mrs. Ellinberger will be greatly
missed from the musical and church
circles of the city as they have both
taken an active part in the social life.
Mrs. A. H. Thompson returned last
night from a visit to her sister, Mrs.
Charles Haines of Sabetha.
Mrs. T. L. Rush and daughter, Miss
Vivian Rush, have returned home after
a three weeks stay in Racine, Wis,
and Chicago.
Miss Helen w Stephenson has re-
turned from a visit TO relatives at
Turon. Kansas.
Mr.. w P. Garside travelling freight
agent of the Santa Fe with headquar-
tiers at Ell Paso. spent a day this week
with Mr. Joe Wilson on his way back
to E, Paso after a visit in Atchison.
Judge and Mrs. Lee Monroe have re-
turned from their eastern trip
Mrs. J. w. Smith has returned to her
home in Minneapolis, Kan, after |
visit to Mrs. w. r. Smith. 5O7 Horn