The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1908-08-29

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there with her daughter Zillah, the
! second week in September.
Mr.. Frank Hobart will enter Rush
Medical college at Chicago this fall.
Mrs. Alfred Bowie and her daughter
Eileen of Kansas City, will spend the
first of next week with Mr.. and Mrs.
| Walter Hayes.
Miss Virginia Meade, Miss Geneva
Henderson, Miss Edith Ingham and
Miss Helen Henderson will return to
the state Agricultural college at Man
haitian next month
Mr.. Dick Reed and Mr.. Alfred Quin-
ton who have been working with a
Santa Fe civil engineering corps in
western Kansas and Oklahoma are ex-
pected home tomorrow. The latter
VIII leave next month for Ithaca, N.
Y, to enter Cornell university.
Mr.. Dick Hall and Mr.. Louis Hall
will leave the middle of September,
the former for his third year at Yale,
and the latter to enter the Yale scien-
tific school.
Miss Anna Kaufman of Valley Falls
is the guest of Miss Vivian futile.
Miss Margaret Updegraff who spent
the summer with her cousin Miss
Edith Updegraff at Riverside Farm
left today for her home.
Miss Dudley Gardner will teach
English in the Alton high school this
winter.
Miss lone White will go to Eureka
next month to take a position on the
| academy faculty.
| Miss Minna Rooster returned today
from an outing at Lake Winona. Ind.
Miss Mazda Gardner will return next
week from Duluth, MINI.
Mr.. John Sargent who spent the
summer in Europe, has returned to
this side and is visiting in New York.
He will be home next month.
Mr.. and Mrs. Glen Millice are ex-
l.
middle of September.
Mrs Helen I. Francis is building
house at 1915 Garfield avenue which
she will make her home.
Mrs. Warren DobbinS and her
daughter. Miss Frances Dobbins guests
to their homo in North Vernon, Ind,
today.
Miss Josephine O'Reilly of Oak
Park. ILL.,. who is visiting her grand
parents. Mr.. and Mrs George w. Mar
tin will go to Lawrence Monday for
short visit and will return to Topeka
again to remain until the middle of
September. Katherine Ellen Ketner.
also a grandchild of Mrs. Martin, and
a guest at her home. left today for her
home in Shawnee. Okla.
Mrs. Paul Huycke and her children
have returned from visit in Effing-
ham.
Dr. f. E. Carpenter returned yester-
day from a three weeks vacation in
Michigan.
Mrs. E. E. Horton is visiting her sis
ter. Mrs. T. B. Keith, in Kansas City:
Mrs. James c. Gilchrist entertained
a company at dinner last night at her
home, No. III Quincy street. in COM
pliment to Mrs. Charles H. Wentworth
of ST. Joseph, Mo.
Prof. S. F. Wright. of Kansas City,
hi hrn
Wright. Mrs. S. F. Wright and chill
dren came up this morning and will
visit here next week, later joining PROF.
Wright in their new home at Chadrcn,
Neb. Miss Henrietta Wright has gone
to Perry to visit relatives until school
opens.
Mrs. Frank Stever of ST. Joseph. Mo-,
returned home yesterday after weeks
visit with Mrs. Lewis Deppe and Mrs.
H. ]. G. Rust.
Miss Lillian Valentine, who took
trip through Yellowstone Park and has
been spending a week with the A. A.
GODDARD family at Cascade, Col, re-
turned today The GODDARD family will
be in Colorado until the middle of Sep
TENDER. Miss Martha Valentine, who
has been visiting in Chicago for three
weeks, returned today.
Miss Mary Sutherland returned Fri
day from Springfield. Mo-. where she
attended the lambda Alpha lambda
conclave.
Mr.. Fred Bowman, who has been
touring the state with concert COM
pany of college students from Emporia
college. is pending few weeks with
his parents Mr.. and Mrs. w. w. Bow
man. He will return to Emporia col
lege next month.
Miss Rachel Locke is home from
Baldwin, where she visited ner sister,
Miss Ruth Locke. Miss Ruth Locke
has been doing library work at Baker
university for a month and will come
Monday to spend few weeks with her
parents, the Rev. and Mrs. Edwin
Locke. before returning to Baker.
Mrs. Mary E. Welch and her daugh-
ter, Mrs. Hiram Landrus, will leave
Monday to spend few week in Excel
sior Springs.
Mr. Philip Coldren of Oklahoma
City, reporter for the Oklahoman.
ternity of Washburn college, is here
to spend few days with Mr.. Hermann
Carkhuff.
Mrs F Saddlemire entertained the
Ladies Aid society of Euclid Avenue
church all day Wednesday at her home
in Highland Park. The guests were
Mrs G.. T. Mattingly, Mrs. D. H. Fay,
Mrs. w. S. Combs, Mrs. Norman
Agard, Mrs. J. Cell, Mrs. ]. L. Altman.
Mrs. c. B. Mitchell, Mrs. S. A Cook,
Mrs. J. H. Klein, Mrs. H. 1. Farms
worth. Mrs. w. r. Comstock, Mrs. n.
N. Galloway, Mrs. r. Mitchell, Mrs. E.
d Spokesman, Mrs. Comstock, Miss
Ward, Mrs. George E. Dougherty, Miss
Gladys Dougherty, Miss Mayme Mitch
ell. Miss Mabel Nonken, Miss Leila
Mitchell. Paul Mitchell, Loren Mitch
ell. Floyd Mitchell
The Sons and Daughters of Justice
will have an open meeting Monday
evening at their hall, Seventh and
Kansas avenue. An interesting pro-
gramme has been prepared and every
body is invited.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Newell have re-
turned from Minnesota
Mr.. Charles P. Adams, Mr.. H. S.
Street, Mr.. H. A. Heath, Mr.. r. W.
Rankin, Mr.. I. D. Graham have re-