The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1907-06-15

Winnie Williams and Miss Nellie
Raster.
The Chalitso club will meet
Thursday, June 20. with Mrs William
Johnst~ n at Twentieth and Adams
street.
Mrs Frederick w. Freeman gave a
luncheon at the Topeka club today for
Mrs. Hiram Price Dillon.
The Daughters of the American
Revolution spent Friday, Flag day. at
Holton. The forenoon was spent with
Mrs. j. M. Linscott and dinner at her
home, Buena Vista. was enjoyed. The
afternoon session was with Mrs. Geo.
s. Linscott. and the following pro-
gramme was given after which the
visitors were her guests at supper:
Vocal solo, Miss Ellen r. Lowell;
piano solo, Miss May Abel; vocal solo,
Miss Queena Beauchamp; reading,
Mrs. Mary Naylor Brown; piano solo,
Miss Louise Heaton; vocal solo, Miss
Eleanor Logan; piano solo, Miss
Babette Sarbach; vocal solo, Mrs.
Ruth Rafter Hurd.
The sessions of the Kansas Authors
club this spring have been very inter-
esting occasions and have been held at
the residence of Mrs. George P. More
house, PIG West Eighth street. The
meeting held last Wednesday evening
was well attended and an interesting
programme had been provided. Mr..
Eugene Ware, the recently elected
president, was present during the first
part of the meeting. Mr.. w. E. Con-
nelley gave some interesting character
sketches from his manuscript of one of
his historical works now being pub
lished. Mrs. May Longenbaugh read
several short articles from her re-
Gently published Indian stories. For
several years Mrs. Longenbaugh was
teacher among the Sioux Indians in
Dakota. Prof. B. B. Smythe gave the
club his humorous story PUSSY Wants
a Corner which deals with the trou
bles of the Kansas state officials in re-
adjusting their location in the state
house. The summer meetings of the
club will be held outdoors, the next
one in the beautiful grove and grounds
surrounding DR.. Robey's "Shunga-
nunga Bungalow on the banks of that
classic stream, and will probably be
gramme will be given.
The Ohio club will hold it's quarterly
meeting Monday evening at it's rooms,
III West Sixth street. Mr.. Frank S.
Monette of Ohio is expected to be
framme will be given
Notes and Personal Mention
Mrs E. E. Gore left today for Sus-
quchanna. Pa, and will later join the
Charles S. Gleed family at their sum-
mcr home at Morrisville. VT. Misses
Cornelia Joanna and Grace Gleed will
leave next Saturday for Morrisville, ac-
companied by Miss Moody of Lawrence
and Mrs. Charles s. Gleed, who is now
in England will join them later in
the summer.
Mr.. and Mrs George c. Thompson,
of Kansas City, will come to town
to spend day with Mr.. and
Mrs Edward A. Herbst, Mrs. Thomp-
Mr. Harrx r Walker Of Kansas CITY
came yesterday to join Mrs. Walker,
who is visiting her parents. Mr.. and
Mrs. J. B. Hayden.
Mr.. and Mrs. Clarence Poindexter
have moved from Parsons to Kansas
City. The E. w. Poindexters will go
to kansas City about the first of Aug
ust.
Mr.. Leo Haughey has gone to Esk-
ridge to spend six weeks.
Mrs. A. w. Hargreaves, of Abilene,
guest of Mrs. E. A. Herbst, will go to
Kansas City tomorrow.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. M. Council, Mr.. and
Mrs J.. R. Koontz and Miss Koontz
have returned from q trip to FL Paso.
Texas.
Judge and Mrs. James Humphrey of
Junction City are in town for few
days.
Mrs. w. A. Johnston returned today
from the jamestown exposition and
the council of presidents of the Gen
eral Federation of Women's clubs.
5. L.. A.
been visiting in Topeka, have returned
to their home in Hutchinson accom-
panied by Mrs. Edwin G. Fox who will
be their guest for a while.
Mr.. Chauncey Dewey of Chicago
was in town yesterday and today on
his way home from a business trip to
He left for Chicago to-
day.
Miss Hazel Risteen is visiting in
with Mrs. John S. Dods- |
worth. |
Mr. and Mrs. ]. Roland LISTED and |
their daughter Betty went to Kansas |
City today and will go on to Detroit, |
Michigan. tomorrow to spend week. |
Mr. Merrill Mills, who will be grad |
1ated from the school of medicine of |
Columbia University. New York. this |
will return home imme-
iiately afterwards and leave in July |
with his father, Mr.. w. w. Mills. and |
ais sisters for Colorado to spend the |
Mrs. Silas r. Porter will visit in
Kansas City next week.
Mrs Louis Smith of Oskaloosa,
Iowa, guest of Mrs. L. H. Greenwood,
will leave Tuesday.
Mr. Joe Wilson returned this morn
ny from a business trip to western
Kansas.
Mrs. Mary B. Miller of Chicago ar
lived today to spend some time with
Mrs. w. NJ. Forbes.
1t was incorrectly announced IN yes
erday's State Journal that Mrs. G. L.
Miller of Kansas City is i'll at the
lome of her parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
George F.. Cole. Mrs. Cole is i'll with
rheumatism and her
laughter has come to stay with her
Until she IS better.
Miss Jessie Burdick of Kansas City |
3 the guest of Miss Winifred Hadley
nd will be here until after the Had
ay-Davis wedding June 27. Miss
w ia -, Ill |
omorrow to visit the Hadley family
ntil after the wedding.
Miss Helen Kelly of Las Vegas. N.
L. is the guest of Miss Hildegarde
hurley today on her return home from
t. Mary's academy, Notre Dame. Ind.
Miss E2areraica HaalX left for Okla