The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1908-02-03

get an audience with the Began and
her sons.
This city is a pretty place and has
two lakes which are the first bodies of
water which we have seen in India
since leaving Benares The Ganges is
almost dry and there is much more
green here and less dust than we have
seen in India except at beautiful OAR
feeling under the crest of Mount
Everest. 1t seems as though we had
chewed dust for weeks. I will tell you
about the rest Of my Bhopal visit in the
next letter.
Miss Jane Adams, Lawrence Owl
who has visited her sorority sisters in
Topeka a good many times and has
many acquaintance here in the Mellins'
Food crowd is to be married Friday,
February ID, at the home of her mother,
Mrs. Conner, in Clifton, Arizona, to Mr..
Roy Way1and, also of Clifton. At home
after q wedding trip through California
and along the Pacific coast in Clifton.
Miss Adams formerly, lived in Lawrence
and went to Clifton about a year ago.
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Miss Della Hughes of Highland Park
gave party Saturday evening for Miss
Janet Churchman, who leaves Friday
for the Agricultural college. The 9TH
er guests were Miss Geneive Holman,
Miss Carolyn Churchman, Miss Fay
Boyce, Mr.. Erie Churchman, Mr.. sgd
ney Smith, Mr.. Horace Potter, Mr.. Ed
ward Musson and Mr. Hughes of Kan
sas City.
The w. T. K club will meet with
Mrs. w. II. Rutter, 1928 North Jackson
street, Tuesday afternoon.
Mrs. c. W. Myers entertained the
Monday high five club today.
Notes and Personal Mention.
Mrs. w. w. Webb and Mrs. J. E.
| months stay in the City of Mexico.
| Miss Alice Lakin returned today
from, visit in Leavenworth and Kan
sas City. In Leavenworth she was the
guest of Mrs E. w. GRANGER and in
| Kansas City she visited Mr.. and Mrs
| Burr Lakin.
Mrs. Louis H. wulfekuhIer and her
son of Leavenworth are guests OF her
sister, Miss Julia Wellhouse. Mr.
Wulfekuhler was here to spend Sunday
but has returned home. Mrs. Wulfe-
| kuhler will remain azweek.
Mrs. M. c. Moore is Ill at Stormont
hospital.
row for Brownsville, Texas, to spend
Mr.. Vt, Crosby, Miss Alma Conk-
lin and Mr.. H. F. Clay of Crosby Bros.
store will leave the last of this week
and the first of next for a business trip
| nors, who has been in New York, is
expected home this week.
Mr.. Irwin Snattinger has returned to
the law school of the university al
parents, Mr. and Mrs. M Snattinger.
/! Miss Mabel Glass has returned from
| a visit in Iowa and Illinois.
Mexican Herald: F. E. Grimes. ex-
treasurer of the state of Kansas. is here
with the Stilwelr party. He is stopping
at Porter's.
Mr.. W. L. Trump. Mrs. Anna Fulton
GLIB and Mrs. Blanche Wilson Nc
Dowell Of the Mills company will leave
Thursday for New York on theil
W. W. Mills and Miss Marguerite
| Mills will start for New York Friday
and will visit DR.. Merrill Mills. who Il
at Roosevelt hospital. Mrs. Glib viii
stop in c Mes to O. s Rs,Iton week wi'h
Mr.. and Mrs. P. j. Clevenger and
Miss Gertrude Clevenger have returned
| from a weeks visit in Gallatin. MO.
where MI. Clevenger was formerly
Leavenworth Times: Mr.. and Mrs
J. D. Edmond are entertaining Miss
Jessie Carr Of Topeka.
Mr. Elmer Short and Miss Ross
Kragon were married Sunday, Janu'
airy 70. Iney Will DO at Aoiio at Lily
| Midland hotel. -
Mr.. and Mrs. E. E. Kitchen of 1922
Tyler street are the parents OF
/ daughter, born February 2.
The Ladies' Aid society of the Firs'
| CONGREGATIONAL church will be enter
tanned at a thinnb1e party "Wednesday
at the home of Mrs. Clara Baker, SOC
| Harrison street. Mrs. G. w. Hunt ano
Miss Lillian Baker will assist the hos
| tess.