The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1908-08-10
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or the band stand fund.
From Gertrude Hill Springer's New
York letter in the Kansas City Star:
Mrs Howard K Wood and her
sister, Miss Faith Marsh, sailed for
Europe July % on the Bremen of the
North German Lloyd line. Mr.. Wood
sailed a few days later on the Kaiser
Wilhelm der Crosse, which is much
faster boat, and met them in London
last week. After a few days there
they will go to Paris for week, and
the rest of the time until September 1,
when they will return. will be spent
In the city of Bruges. Mr.. Wood lived
In Topeka until he came to New
York ten years ago. He now is
president of the Corporation Trust
company. While they are away Mr..
and Mrs Roy z. Allen are occupying
their apartment in the Hendrix Hud-
son, One Hundred and Tenth street
and Riverside drive.
Mr. and Mrs. John A. Daley. who
lived in Topeka until four years ago:
recently have bought a delightful
home in East Orange, N. J. While in
Topeka Mr.. Daley was office engineer
for the Santa Fe for twenty-five
years. When he left the road to come
east he was made life member of
the American Society of Civil En-
gineers. Two of Mr.. and Mrs. Dailey's
children live with them-Miss Laura
Daley and Philip Daley. The latter
Another son, Louis Bird Daley, is
supervisor of buildings of the United
States Realty company. He and his
family also live in East Orange, but
they have been spending several
weeks in Monterey, Mass. Mrs
DALEY was Miss Helen Sims of Atchi-
son, and for a number of years after
their marriage they lived in Topeka.
The youngest son, Clarke Gibson
Daley, is assistant treasurer of the
and Mrs. Daley, who was Miss Daisy
Fuller of New York, are settled for
the winter in their attractive apart
ment in One Hundred and Forty
part of the summer at the Mountain
House, Montclair. N. j., which is one
of the most delightful summer resorts
within easy reach of New York
Charles DALEY. the eldest son. re
turned from London last spring.
where for a number of years he has
been in the foreign advertising de-
partment of the National Cash Regis
ter company. He is now with the
same firm in Columbus, o.
Mr.. Ernest Wernher is just back
from a five weeks business trip to
Grand Rapids Mich. He was a
Leavenworth boy and later went to
the Kansas university. During the
Spanish American war he was in the
Philippines, and after the close of the
war spent some time in San Fran
cisco. For the past five years he has
been living here and is the eastern
representative of several western fur
niture manufacturing firms. Three
years ago he and Miss Jessie Myers
of Omaha were married
Mrs. Wernher lived in Topeka I'M
til short time before her marriage,
and was one of the prettiest and most
popular girls of the Helianthus crowd.
Her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. ]. F.
Myers, moved to New York from
Omaha last fall and they have taken
an apartment with Mr.. and Mrs.
street Mrs. Wernher's brother. Mr..
Walter Myers, is in the auditing de-
partment of the Equitable Life In
surance company.
Mrs. z. H. Crosby and her daugh-
ter, Helen Louise, of Topeka are
spending the summer at Greenwich,
Conn.,. which is one of the most
charming resorts on the sound. Mr.
Crosby will Join them for a part of
August.
Mr. and Mrs. w. t. Crosby ar
rived August l and will spend six
weeks here and at Rye Beach, N H
Mrs. A. ]. August. who for a num-
Der of weeks has been visiting her
daughter. Mrs. Maurice Baer, at the
Chepstow, Broadway and One Hun
dreth and First street, returned to
her home in Topeka last week.
Miss Marguerite Bullene of Den
yer, who for the past five weeks, has
been in New York on professional
by the serious illness of her aunt
Mrs. Matte Rodgers. Miss Bullene
lived In Lawrence until a few years
ago, when she went to Denver to en-
ter st. Luke's Training School for
Nurses.
William Trump. of the Mills Dry
Goods company and Charles Adams of
Warren M. Crosby's, both of Topeka,
are here on business, but they are also
enjoying the beaches. roof gardens
and the many other summer attrac-
tions with which New York abounds.
Mrs. Francis E. Holiday and her
daughter. Frances. are visiting Mrs.
Holidays sister, Mrs. c. Swift, in
indianapolis. Ind. Mr.. Holiday and
his son, Terence, have taken an apart
ment for the summer near Morning
side park. Mr.. Holiday is president
of the National Wholesale Druggists
association. They lived in Topeka I'M
til a few years ago, and Mr.. Terence
Holiday is we'll known in Kansas city
musical circles. He has an excep-
tionally fine baritone voice and was
one of Francis Fisher Powers's pupils.
He is connected with a mortgage and
real estate company here.
Mr.. o. B. Stanton and his son, Dick.
OF Philadelphia are at the Hotel Aston
for a few days. Mr.. Stanton is we'll
known in Kansas City. having been
proprietor OF the Victoria for a num-
Der of years. For the past year he
and his family have made their home
at the BelleviewS in Philadel-
phia.
An anonymous correspondent saws
that one of the biggest men in business
on Kansas avenue beats his wife and
That's not all: He forgets to pull down
the blinds and close the doors so the
neighbors know all about it and are
Talking. a
Miss Ann Troutman. Miss Alice Lari-
mer, Miss Emma Bolmar Miss Mar
garet Updegraff of Wisconsin. Mr.