The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1907-10-15

they will join Miss Harrison's father
| Col. T.-W Harrison for a visit to the
principal eastern cities.
Miss Lucile Levitt of Salina re-
| turned home yesterday after, a visit
| 20 her sister. Mrs. s. w. Lyman.
Mrs. r. z. Weaver has gone to EN-
poria to visit her dauhter. Mrs. Frank
Patterson, but will be in Topeka again
for few days before she leaves for
California to spend the winter with
her son. Mr.. Ellsworth Weaver.
Mr.. Dana MacVicar has returned
from a trip to Colorado.
Mrs. Charles J. Skinner. 1G16 Tyler
street, has gone to Ottawa to attend a
is giving
Mrs. J. J. Finch of Hamilton, Mis-
souri,. guest of Mrs Harry G.- Larimer,
VIII leave for her home tomorrow
Kansas City Star: Mrs. J. D. McInres
and Mrs. J. Q. watkins have returned
from ten days visit in Topeka.
Mrs Clara B.>Ellis who has been at
the Blower House for a few weeks has
gone to Springfield. Missouri, for a
visit She expects to spend the winter
in Newark. New Jersey. Her daughter.
Mrs. Melville Metcalf, and Mr.. Metcalf.
are now in Denver but will be in Kansas
City later for few months.
Mrs. J. E. Carr of the Blower House
has returned from Kansas City.
Miss Caroline Underhill has returned
from New York where she spent the
summer.
Mr.. Tiff w. Felix has returned from
business trip to New York.
Mrs. Roland Histed and her daughter
Betty will go to Kansas City this week
for a visit to relatives.
Mrs. Alice V. Clugston has returned
from a visit to her sister, Mrs P. u
Byrne in Kansas City.
Mrs. William r. Smith was in Kansas
City yesterday.
Miss Genevieve MilLer: of St Marys win
come 20 town for the TivoH dance Fri
day night and will be Miss Margaret
Garvey's guest.
DR.. and Mrs Otto Kiene will leave
tonight for Watonga to visit Mrs.
Kiene's parents. Mr.. and Mrs. E L.
Hotchkiss.
Mr. and Mrs. Jason Mandel Hill are
spending two weeks shooting quail in
Oklahoma and Indian Territory. Mrs.
Feakfns who makes her home with her
daughter, Mrs. Hill, has goneNto Buffalo.
N. V. to visit a son and will also visit
relatives in Illinois and another son in
Omaha before returning.
Miss Margaret Hayden of Wetnore
is visiting in Topeka.
Mr. Charles A. Magaw has gone to
washington and New York on a bust
ness trip
Mrs. s. A. Umpleby of EOS Jefferson
street will go to Emporia Wednesday
to visit her daughter, Mrs. Homer Ray,
for a few weeks
MIR. and MIS-. u H. + dy, LIZ AllCOIH
street. have returned from three
weeks trip through northwestern
Kansas.
Mr.. s. L. Courtney is in Kansas City
today.
The Richardson Art Embroidery
club will meet Wednesday afternoon
with Miss Jessie McClesky, 719 Lane
street.
Miss Grace Vreeland. who was the
suest of her sister, Miss Berenice Vree-
land, has returned to Hutchinson.
Mrs. Ella Triton and Mrs. Emma
Shank of Manchester. o., are the
euesfs of Mrs. Irving WeIlman
DR.. and Mrs. Clement Smith. Mrs. B.
T. WEIGH and her son JAY will leave
for New York.
Miss Harriet Stanley returned to
Wichita yesterday after visit to Miss
Berenice Fuller.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. o. Rigby have re-
turned from New York.
Mr. and Mrs. G. w. Boner of Mime
apolfs are the guests of their daughter,
Mrs. John Wor1ey.
Mrs J. L. She1Ia barger returned to-
day from visit tos her daughter, Mrs.
Albert H. Greet of Kansas City
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Blood Smith
are in Kansas City.
Mrs. o. ]. Wood has returned from a
weeks visit in Indianapolis. Ind
Mrs. c. c. Baker of Lathrop. Mo,
p Baker. who fell Sunday and was |
quite seriously hurt.
Mr.. J. E. House has returned from |
an eastern trip
Mr.. Irwin Snattinger and Mr.. Brock !
Pemberton of Emporia have Joined the /
Che club of the State university.
Mrs J. E. Mcleod of st. Louis is the |
guest of her sister. Mrs. George Nc |
Col1ister.
Mrs John Hayes returned yesterday /
from Chicago.
Mrs Abram Bergen has gone>to Ex-
,efsior Springs to spend week.
Mr. A. a. Weiskirch received word |
yesterday of the death of his father, |
Mr. Emil Weiskirch of Milwaukee,
Wis. which occurred yesterday morn
ng. Mr.. Weiskirch returned Sunday |
rom Milwaukee, where he was called |
IN account of his fathers illness.
The Rev. Francis L. Hayes will re-
urn Saturday from Cleveland, o.
Engraved calling cards and wedding /
invitations. Adams Bros