The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1908-04-06

club will meet Saturday afternoon.
May 2, at the home of Miss Frances
Perry. 713 Fillmore street.
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AS a rule a mans second wife is
enough like his first to be her double.
Mrs. Charles E. Lagerstrom enter
tanned the Ideal Card club today.
The Atlantean club will meet tomor-
row with Mrs. J. C. McClintock.
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The Betas of Washburn will give the
annual sorority dinner in May at Hud-
sons.
The West Side Reading club will
| meet with Mrs B. T. WEIGH Tuesday,
April IA, instead Of tomorrow.
Notes and Personal Mention.
Mr.. and Mrs. George j. Crosman
to reside permanently. They are at
present guests of Mrs. Crosman' s
brother, Mr.. w. w. Mills and have
purchased the house adjoining the
Mills residence, 1902 Topeka avenue,
where they will be at home as soon
as it is ready for occupancy, in about
three weeks.
Miss Gertrude McClintock, who is a
student at Smith college, North
| ampton, Mass, and Miss Helen Nc
Clintock,s who went on 20 spend the
spring recess with her in New York,
| were weekend guests of Mrs. John S.
Pullman of Bridgeport, Conn. They
returned to Northampton today where
Miss McClintock will visit until the
| last of the week when she will re-
| turn to Topeka.
Professor Vernon kellogg of the
| chair of entomology, Leland Stanford
| university, California, is expected to-
| morrow or next day to make a short
visit to his brother, Mr.. Charles
I Kellogg and Mrs. Kellogg, 500 Lin
coin street. Professor Kellogg is on
his way to Europe where he will
Mrs. Eugene Burr of New York
| city is the guest of her sister. Mrs
William E. Drechsel.
Mr.. Chauncey Dewey returned to
Chicago yesterday after few days
| Mr.. and Mrs. George Thatcher
Guernsey and their daughter, Jessie
and Mr.. and Mrs. James Robinson OF
| Independence, were guests Sunday OF
! Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Kellogg, 500
Lincoln street.
| Mr.. Eiwyn Alter and Mr. Charles
| Reynolds, K. U. students, spent Sun
| day at the Kappa Theta house on
| College Hill.
Mexican Herald: Mrs. C. R. Hud-
son and her little daughter, Mary
Margaret, will leave on Tuesday next
! for an extended visit with Mrs. Hud-
sons family in southern California.
Miss Bessie Campbell has returned
from a visit in Cheney and is with
with her aunt, Mrs. A. A. Robinson
| Miss Mabel King leaves tomorrow
for a three weeks visit in Oklahoma
City.
| Mrs. William Falkiner returns to-
morrow from a visit to Mrs. Samuel
Larimer in Des Moines, Ia.
| Miss Gertrude Burr of Emporia
spent Sunday with Miss Edith Moore
Miss Clara Carr spent the week
end in Leavenworth and Kansas City
Miss Stella Darby spent Saturday
and Sunday in Ottawa.
| Mrs. Charles s. G1eed has gone
west to meet her daughter. Miss Cor
nelia Gleed and Miss Julia Larimer
who have been touring California.
| Mrs. Charles Skinner is visiting Mis-!
| Frances Harris in Ottawa.
| Mr.. Dana Davis will leave Wednes
| day for Chicago to take position will
| a mortgage company.
| Mrs. Hugh Ewing is visiting DR.. and
Mrs. w. M. Ewing in Ottawa. Mis-
Laura Ewing spent the weekend il
/ Ottawa.
Miss Bernice Fluke, of Lawrence, will
! come Tuesday to visit her cousin, Mis-
1 La ere LangdOn Tor Few days.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. N. Keiser of Law
/ renee spent Sunday in Topeka.
Mrs. P. E. Plank, of Severance, Il
visiting at the home Of her son. Mr.
L. M. Plank.
Mrs. w. s. Anderson has returned
| from a visit in ST. Marys.
Miss Augusta L. Klinge and Mr.. Aug
ust w. Fusch of Chicago were mar
ried Sunday by Rev. w. w. Horn. AT
ter the ceremony a reception was hell
| at the home of the brides parents
1872 East Third street. Miss Wilhelmin,
Klinge and Mr.. William Klinge, Jr.
| acted as bridesmaid and best man
Other relatives present were Mr.. AM
Mrs. William Klinge, Mr.. and Mrs
Fred Klinge and son Norbet, Mr.. an
| Mrs. August H. Klinge, Mr.. and Mrs
| William Erdman, Miss A. Bredel AM
daughter Miss Lottie Bredel, Mr.. an,
Mrs. Louis Renker. Mr.. and Mrs
| Fusch will make their future home a
l1630 East Third street.
The Triple Tie members will Civ
an entertainment Tuesday evening
April Z. Refreshments will be serves
and something of special interest t
all members of Topeka council vii
take place. No admission.
The women of the First Baptis
church will hold a social meetin
Tuesday at 8 p. m Mrs. J. p. Whit
will be the guest of honor.