The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1907-08-30

~ curtis. Mr. Dick Porter, Mr.. Alfred
Quinton, Mr.. Dale Going. Mr.. Harry
Gaunt. Mr.. Monte Kistier. Mr.. Harry
Eagle. Mr.. Russell Grimes, Mr.. Allan
McNeal, Mr.. Moneypenny, Mr.. Joe
Ristecn. Mr.. John Kepley, Mr.. George
Neale III. Mr.. Tinkham Veale, Mr..
Earl Spencer. Mr.. Francis Bonebrake,
Mr.. Merrill Lindsay. Mr.. Wayte Lyle,
Mr.. Clyde Adams. Mr.. Quinton Adams,
Mr.. Art Gray. Mr.. David Gray. Mr..
Mr.. Frand Hodges. Mr.. Dick Hall, Mr..
Louis Hall. Mr.. Robert Pierce. Mr..
Willard Pierce. Mr.. Ray Burchfield,
Mr.. Ward SDielman. Mr.. Fred Gordon,
Mr.. Leroy Rauch. Mr.. Clarkson Mills
paugh, Mr.. Russell Frost. Mr.. Ray
Jones of Des Moines. Iowa.
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The sixth. annual picnic of the
Ohio club will be held Monday, Sep
TENDER 2, in DR.. Roby's grove, Kan
Mr. T. A. McNeal and Mrs. Mary
Vance Humphry will speak All
Ohian's with we'll filled baskets in
vited. If it should rain the exercises
vii be held in the hall. III West
Mrs. c. E. Osman, formerly matron
of the Crittenton Home, who has been
spending the summer in Kansas City
with her sons, Rev. r. B. Wolf, pastor
Trinity Lutheran church and E. J.
Wolf, cashier of the Park Junction
State bank, arrived in Topeka We'd
nesday for short visit with Mrs. F.
L. Boggs- Mrs. Boggs will be at home
2127 Topeka avenue to her friends to
meet Mrs. Osman Saturday afternoon
and evening. No invitations.
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A kind hearted man who owns an
automobile and has had troubles of
his own saw machine standing in
the street near his house the other
evening and apparently stalled At
ter watching 1t from his front porch
for while and making up his mind
that the occupants were in trouble he
gathered up all his tools and imple-
ments, lugged them half a block to
where the car was standing and Of
fered his assistance. And what did
good, kind. obliging gentleman who
had come to help them out of their
distress? They gave him the derisive
ha-ha and said 80. no! We're not in
trouble We just stopped a while to
eat peanuts" And they honked the
honk and blew away without even Of
fering to carry the good Samaritan
and his tools back home.
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Miss Josephine Lynch gave a
o'clock luncheon yesterday. Her
guests were Miss Aleen Huston, Miss
ard, Miss Evelyn Frasius of Wichita
who were here for the L. A. L. con-
clave and Miss Gertrude Clevenger.
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Miss Julia Wellhouse entertained the
Denver l. A. L. girls at a luncheon yes
.erday
Miss Anna Bolster. Miss Catherine
Miss Theo BodwelI, Miss Sarah
Huston, Mr.. Frank Lebeau and Mr..
Frank Marley hiked to Cages Lake
his morning for breakfast.
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Mrs. Ernest Hughes gave an informal
afternoon party yesterday for Miss Nell
Hughes, one of the prospective fall
brides. The guests were Miss Hughes,
Miss Helen Ingham. Miss Lenore Mon
oe. Miss Gertrude Abbott. Miss Marion
dcGoff, Miss Annice Howell, Miss Cath
rine Hughes. Miss Clara Hughes. Miss
Helen Inghem and Miss Edith Ingham
rave a small dinner last night in honor
# Miss Hughes.
Mr. and Mrs. w. r. Townsend, 1854
1ane street, entertained in honor of
heir sister. Miss Birdie Douns. of Law
ence, Wednesday evening. Those in
-ited were Miss Myrtis Gill of Carbon
ale. Miss Margaret Hulse, Miss Bertha
imiley, Miss Kitty Paisley. Miss Minnie
Sider, Miss Bee Sterry, Miss Edith |
ohnston, Miss Helen Johnston, Miss |
BESSIE Allen, Miss Marie Glover, Mr..
Earl Glover. Mr.. Bert Gillispie, Mr.. |
homer Pelton, Mr.. Owen Lercher, Mr. |
ohm Paisley, Mr.. Fred Stapps. Mr.. J. |
tanley Stevenson. Mr.. Roy Crabb, Mr.. |
'laude Goddard. Mr.. William Warmer,
If. Clyde Adams, Mr.. Angelo Alt.
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Notes and Personal Mention
Mrs. Norman s. Wear and her daugh- |
er Marion who have been in California |
re now at Cliff House in Manitou.
DIR. Martha Mccoy leaves this even |
ng CFriday) for Denver to spend week |
nth Mrs. John Mcmillan.
Judge and Mrs. w. H. Thompson of |
Harden City will return home today af- |
er visit to Mr.. and Mrs. L. L Kiene. |
Most of the visiting girls who were 4
ere for the L. A. L conciave went home /
oday. Miss Ruth Arnold of Joplin and /
aiss Edith White of Springfield. Mis- |