The Topeka state journal., 1908-08-26


! of dislocation of the hip:
lege, will enter the University of Kan
sas at Lawrence this fall.
| Mrs. Hudson Smith has returned
from a. visit in Atchison
Dr: and Mrs. L. H. Mum and Mr..
and Mrs. w. H. Acker of Richmond,
Mich, returned this morning from
Colorado. They visited Denver, Colo
| RADIO Springs, Manitou. Glenwood and
! Cascade. Mr.. and Mrs. Acker will be
! their guests for a few days before they
go on to Michigan.
Mr.. w. e. Ogston of Wichita Falls.
Texas, was in town yesterday. Mrs.
| Ogston is coming to Topeka for. a visit
! this fall.
Miss Irene Nye of Eureka was in
town yesterday the guest or Mrs. Paul
A. Lovewell. She went from here to
Nebraska and Will also visit in iowa
and Wisconsin on her way to Yale
university. where she will study for
her Doctors degree in Greek and
\ Latin.
Mr.. o. E. Walker returned yester-
day from Ludington. Mich.
Mrs. E. L. Copeland and her three
sons returned Tuesday from Los An
geles. Cal. Mr. Harold Copeland, who
has been in California for about six
months. will remain in Topeka
Mr.. P. I. Bonebrake has returned
from Ludington. Mich.
Miss Betty Niles of Salt Lake City.
guest of Miss Permelia Curtis, will
leave for her home Sunday
Misses Gertrude and Christina Hull
of Salina will enter Christian college at
Columbia, Mo, this fall. Miss Chris
tina Hull was a student at washburn
last year.
Miss Katharine Faulkner, guest or
Mrs. S. d. Cooper and Mrs. Harry
Hobson, left today for her home. Los
Angeles. Cal.
Lawrence World: Mrs Theodore
Poehler and Miss Alma Poehler were
expected home today. They have spent
the last two years abroad.
Mr.. and Mrs. George W. Parkhurst
Judge and Mrs. T. F. Carver and Mrs
Robert D. Carver will be home from
Ludington. Mich, Friday.
Mr.. A. B. Whiting hia daughter
Mrs. T. S: Hand of New York and his
grandchildren Elizabeth and Kather-
inc Hand and Helen and Hampton
Shirer, who have been in California,
are on their way home. They are now
in Salt Lake City. viii stop in Colora-
do and expect to arrive in Topeka
Mrs. Martin Mohler and her grand
son Donald Neiswanger have gone to
Minnesota to spend a month.
Mrs. Glen Pricer, guest of her par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. D. n. Burdge. left
yesterday for her home in Austin,
Texas.
Mr.. F. P. Russell of ST. Louis ar
rived today to join Mrs. Russell on a
visit to her sister, Mrs. Armin A.
Weiskirch. Mr.. A. Lederman of ST.
Louis is also a guest of the Weiskirch
family.
Miss Helen Parker returned to her
home in Kansas City today accompan-
i led by Miss Mary MacLennan her
hostess for the past ten days.
Miss Lenore Monroe will enter
Smith college this fall. She leaves
| September l and will visit in Column
bus. Pa, until the beginning of the
fall term at Smith.
Miss Harriet Bell is camping with a
party of Emporia friends at Cedar
Point.
Mrs Mary Senft and Miss Bertha
Senft return this week from a trip to
Colorado. Mrs. A. L. voorhis and Mr..
Earl Voorhis have been occupying
their house in their absence.
Miss Alice Brown and Miss Helen
Hackney of Atchison guests of Miss
Edna Hopkins, Miss Henrietta Alexan-
der and Miss Mary MacLennan return
ed home today.
Miss Eva Schley will return to To-
peka early in September from Chi
cago, where she has been studying at
the university for a year. Miss Schley
is teacher of biology at the high
school.
William are in Milwaukee.
Miss Ella Wyatt has returned from
trip to California.
Miss Katharine Duff of Horton is
spending the week with Miss Gertrude
Clevenger.
Mrs j. H. Dennis and Miss Alta
Dennis are OF home at 421 Eighth ave-
nue..
Miss Anna Harrison will be home
the last of the week from Vermont.
Mrs Helen l. Francis has returned
from Colorado.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Squises will
leave tomorrow for New. York where
Mr.. Squres will resume his studies in
architecture this winter. Mrs. Squires'
niece, Miss Marguerite Jacobs of Cfn-
cinnati, Ohio. who spent the summer
here and in Colorado. will accompany
them as far as Cincinnati where MIR.
and Mrs, Squires will stop for short
visit.
Mrs ]. j. Finch of Hamilton, Mo-,
guest of her sister Mrs. Harry @. Lar
inner Will return home Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Kane and their
children returned to St. Louis today
after a visit at Silver Lake and To-
peka.
Mrs L. A Macdonald. 313 Western
avenue and her children have return
ed from four weeks stay at her
fathers country place, Glenaaron,
south of Leavenworth. James Aaron
of Lansing accompanied them home
and is the guest of his counsin, James
Macdonald.
Miss Emma viets has returned from
Girard where she spent her summer
vacation.
Charles Gushing and Louis Pryor
have returned from a fishing and
camping trip at Spencer.
Mrs B. F. Kinsey and her son
Merlyn of Los Angeles are guests OF
her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. ]. w:
Jurrens, liz Duane avenue. .--
Mrs. c. H. Shattuck left Tuesday for
Herington, where she will visit for a
few days before going on to Calhoun.