The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1907-10-16

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| speaks highly of his talent which is
remarkable for his years The boy
| comes from artistic stock His mother
is MRS Add1e Jewell Newton, a profess
| ment, and his father is also musician.
| He hves with his grandmother, Mrs.
Adelaide Jewell, 315 Harrison street.
Besloes being talented the lad also
SHOWS an aptitude for work and is very
ambitious, and his friends have high
hopes for his success
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Mrs. c. L. Short entertained the To-
peka Avenue 500 club today.
Miss Gladys Scott entertained her
bridge club today.
Justice and Mrs. Rousseau A.
Burch will entertain the Wednesday
Evening Whist club on Friday evening
of this week.
Mrs. Charles Jordan will give din
ner Thursday night for Mr.. and Mrs
Albert Parker of Kansas City.
The Minerva club will meet Thurs
Sixth avenue.
/ Notes and Personal Mention
MT and Mrs. Edward A. Herbst and
the east have left Baltimore for New
York city ard will go from there to AL
bany and be home about the 25th. Miss
Herbst attended football game and
hop at the United States naval acad-
envy, Annapolis, last week.
Dr. and Mrs. Clement Smith and Mr..
]. F. Billings will leave for New York
city tomorrow to attend the automobile
show. DR.. and Mrs Smith will spend
about two weeks in the east
Mr.. Edward B. Kellan will go to Cot,
tonwood Falls tomorrow to join a party
for few days duck shooting.
Lawrence World: Mrs: ]. n. Roberts
accompanied by her daughter, Mrs.
Herbert Armstrong, were in Topeka to
see Evelyn Vaughn in ''Strongheart."
Wichita Beacon: Mr.. and Mrs. w. o.
Van Arsdale and Mr.. Harry Van Ars-
dale have returned from Topeka where
they went visiting for a few days in
their automobile.
Miss Jessie Campbell is the guest of
Mrs. John Dodsworth in Leavenworth.
Miss Jean Austin. of La Junta, Colo,
is visiting Miss Rose Mitchell.
Mr.. and Mrs. William H. England OF
$3.50 Independence avenue, Kansas City,
Missouri, formerly of Topeka. announce
the birth of a son, October II.
Mr.. and Mrs. R. N. Parker of Newton
are spending a few days at the Cope |
land.
Mr.. and Mrs Charles w. Barnes and
Mr.. and Mrs Clyde Miller of Usage City |
are visiting in the city.
Mrs. Harry Sharp of La Junta Colo
Topeka tomorrow.
Miss Catherine Howe left today for
Los Angeles. Cal, to visit relatives.
Kansas City Star: Mr.. and Mrs. c.
c. Christie left last night for Topeka, |
where they will be guests tonight at
the marriage of Miss Rossington' and
Mr.. Walter w. Colpitts. Mr.. ana
Mrs L. ]. Smith have gone to Topeka
where they will attend the wedding to-
night of Miss Rossington of Topeka |
and Mr.. Walter w. COlplttS.
Mrs. L. P. Shoop has returned from |
an extended eastern trip.
Miss Marguerite Bakule. of st. Marys,
who has been visiting Miss Mae Pryor, |
returned home Monday.
Miss Ethel McKibben and Miss Pearle |
have issued invitations for a
party. ,a
Madame Mum has arrived and her
for the season are at
Mrs Lords flower. room. %
lola Register: Mr., and Mrs l.. E.
and daughter, Eunice, have
gone to Topeka where they are to re-
side. Mrs Wallace spent the summer
1t Eldorado Springs, Mo-, but of late
las been a guest of Mr.. and Mrs. NJ
2. Sickly.
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