The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1908-06-13

New York city where she has been
studying voice with Oscar Saenger all
winter. Miss Reddick will sing at the
First Baptist church. Sunday morning
and evening
Miss Marjorie whitney will go to
| New York early in July to spend the
summer with her brother.
! Mrs. Oliver Palmer. of Chicago. guest
of Mrs. c. H. Bunger, win return home
/ next week.
Miss Marie Lagerstrom leaves We l.
nesday for Springfield, Ill, to spend
the simmer with relatives.
Miss Cecile Strohm will leave next
week with her cousin, Miss Sara
Strohm of Pittsburg. Pa, for Durango
Col, to spend the summer.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Willis Gleed and
! their daughters. will go to Harbor
Beach, Mich, in July for the rest of
I the summer.
Mrs. Alvarado NJ. Fuller expects. to
go to Leavenworth next week to visit
her son and from there TO Kansas City
to meet her daughters. Misses Louci!e
and Mildred Fuller, who will return
from the Sacred Heart convent at ST.
Louis for the summer.
Mr.. and Mrs. Augustus Zahner will
spend the summer at their cottage at
Crab Lake, Wis, leaving about the
first of July.
Mr.. and Mrs W. A sloo left today
to spend month in Springfield and
Chicago and Minneapolis, MINI. They
will visit their son DR.. Milo Sloo in
Chicago and attend the wedding of
Miss Christine Faas and DR.. William
Wick in Evanston.
Mr.. Allen McNeal, Mr.. Joe Connell,
Mr.. Otto Connell and Mr.. Francis
Bonebrake will spend the summer with
a railway surveying corps in Colorado.
Miss Cora Klein charmingly enter
tanned group of friends last evening
in greeting to Miss Edith Sucher who
is spending the week here and her
house guest. Miss Mabel Holloway Of
TOpeka.-Iola Register.
DR.. Merrill Mills returned to New
York yesterday after ten days visit
IN Topeka.
Miss Allabelle Troutman left yes
terday for Lathrop. Mo-, to visit Miss
Nellie Baker
Mr.. Frank e. Parker of the Kansas
university visited friends in Topeka
yesterday. He was enroute to Den
yer, where he will attend the Y. M.
c. A. national convention. Is
Mr.. and Mrs. Ralph Faxon went to
Kansas City today and will go to Chi
cago to attend the Republican Ma
tional convention next week. Mrs.
Faxon has been the guest of Miss
Berenice Fuller.
Mr.. Russell Frost. student at the
University of Wisconsin, will spend
the summer in the west with sur
veying party. -.-..
Mr.. Arthur PIatt has returned to
Burlingame after a visit to his aunt,
Mrs. L. E. Hoover. SIS Fillmore
street.
Mr.. Frederick Thomasson of Los
Angeles, Cal, whose wedding to Miss
Olive Logan will take place Wednes-
day, arrived yesterday. His best man,
Mr.. Harry Lanham of Chicago is also
guest at the Logan home in Sea-
brook.
Mrs. Langdon and Miss LaVere
/ T will ha az
Agnes Fisk this summer during the
absence of DR.. Fisk who is in Chicago.
Mrs. Ralph Squires of Victor, Col,
is the guest of her sister, Mrs. j. M.
Cleveland and Mr.. and Mrs. ]. H.
Squires.
Mrs. Ralph Babcock, who has been
the guest. Of her mother, Mrs. Dean
Giles, left today for her home in Den
ver
Miss Olive Ray of Norton is the
guest of Miss Alice Griffin in Potwin
Place. o. -
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Samples of famous Marinells goods.
Isabelle S. Paul of Chicago. 107 E. It'll
street. Ind. Phone 1902.
The new church workers OF the
First Baptist church will hold their
monthly meeting at the home OF Miss
Gertrude Barnes, 1878 Clay street,
Wednesday p. m.
Mrs. P. D. Sage of 1900 Van Buren,
and Mrs. L. A. Ellis entertained for
Miss Jennie Usher. whose marriage
occurs June 18th. Those invited were
Mrs. Chas Miller, Miss Clara Miller,
Mrs. J. G. Fletcher and daughter Har-
riet Mrs. H. Fletcher, Mrs. Brooks
of ST. Joseph. Miss Vivian Rush, Miss
Steel. Miss Peterson, Miss Edith Pet
erson, Mrs. Wilkerson, Miss Minnie
Houser, Miss Dewitt, Miss Winifred
Hayes, Miss Dolly Fe1ker, Mrs. Eliza
beth McMann Miss Alma Conkl1n,
Mrs. Addie Clark, Miss Anna Robin
son Miss Edith PierSon, Mrs. Ham
mel. Mrs. w. D. Woodford. Miss Ruth
Woodford, Mrs. Walter Usher, Mrs.
w. Sears.