The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1907-08-27
Notes and Personal Mention

Senator Curtis and his family will
leave about September l 5 to spend the
winter in Washington.
Miss Emily Hagar of Omaha and
Mrs. Edgar Hagar of Kansas City and
her two children Walter Stephen and
Emily Louise, are guests of Mrs. Mary
Hagar.
Mrs. Charles Allan Mills and Miss
Dolly Curtis will go to Holton Thurs
dav the former to visit Misses Jennie
and Fanny Broderick, and the latter
to be the guest of Miss Ruth Hayden.
The Hon. C. W Stafford of Santa Fe,
travelling auditor of the territory of
New Mexico, is the guest of his sisters,
Mrs. p c. Chamberlain and Mrs.
Daniel w. Nellis.
Mr.. P. c. Chamberlain and Mr..
Alpheus Lewis have returned from
trip to Roswell. n. NJ.
Mrs. Williams of Detroit arrived to-
day to visit her mother. Mrs. Edward
Medlicott. and her son. James Stanley.
who has been with Mrs. Medlicott for
a number of months.
Mrs Frederick Jolly and her son,
Philander Chase, guests of Mr.. and Mrs.
P. G. Chamberlain, will return to their
home in Baxter Springs, Thursday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frederick R. Smith
meyer and family of Lawrence were
here in their touring car Sunday.
Lawrence World: Jay Richardson, of
Topeka, was the guest of Lawrence
friends over Sunday. Miss Edna
She came down from Topeka in their
big touring car.
Miss Elsie Drury, of Denver, is the
guest of Miss Emma Bolmer for the
L. A. l. conclave.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. C. Graves will come
from Kansas City Saturday, the for
mer to spend Sunday in Topeka and
the latter to stay a week with her
mother, Mrs. Umpleby.
Miss Gladys Gardner and Miss Mil
dred Kepley, of Meriden, are in To-
peka.
Miss Margaret McGiffen has returned
Pueblo Star-JournaI Sunday: Miss
George ArdeI and Miss Ethel Rigdon
will leave this evening for Topeka, Kan,
where they will attend the Lambda
will be held in that city during the
week. There will be 13 states repre-
scented at this conclave and elaborate
plans have been made for the enter
P. Hawke and daughter, Miss Edna
Hawke, left Friday for Topeka. Kan.
Mrs Hawke will chaperon the young
women delegates from Pueblo to the
lambda Alpha lambda sorority con-
clave.
Hutchinson News (Monday): Mr.. and
Mrs. Fred Burns, Miss Emma
Schlaudt, Miss Alma George, Miss
Helen Cockrell of Topeka and Mr.. Roy
Dinwiddle and Mr.. Charles Jones will
compose a party at the Air Dome to-
night.
Clay Center Dispatch: w. P. Hemp
hill, who had with his wife and son
Ray, been the guests of relatives and
friends hereabouts for several days, has
to Topeka.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. J. Schenck, and fam
lily. left yesterday for an extended east
ern trip during which they will visit
the Schenck family home in Indiana.
Mr.. Robert L. Reid of Walters, Ok,
was visitor in Topeka for a few
hours today. They were school boys
Mr.. and Mrs. z. +. Lyle have re-
turned from Milwaukee.
Miss Mary Dallas of Washington,
D. c., is the guest of Miss Villa Rod
gers
Mr.. and Mrs. Albert H. Greet of
Kansas City have given the name Vir- |
ginia Mitchell to their daughter born |
asst week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Sturges left |
Saturday for trip to Las Vegas.
Mrs J. G. Mohler and her son. John, |
and Miss Gertrude McC1intock re- |
-urned Sunday from Colorado.
Merrill Gage went to Junction CITY
Edwards.
Kansas City Star: Miss Winifred
Repp will leave Tuesday for Topeka.
where she will be the guest of a house |
oarty given by Mrs. Frank Hobart.
Mrs. w: A. Repp and Miss wfnifred
fepp Will leave Monday, September s,
or Boston. where Miss Repp will en-
er Dana Hail. Mr.. and Mrs
Byron Davis of Topeka are the guests
f Mrs. Robert T. Herrick. Mr.. Her
lex left last week for short stay in |
he city OF Mexico.
Mrs. Anna Payne will arrive home
aturday from a. visit to her daugh- /