The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1909-05-12

Gertrude Bowers. Mr.. G. L. CARING.
house. Mr.. Vernon Neiswender. Mr.
Robert Oursler, Mr.. L. J. Atwood, Mr.
Carl Smith. Mrs. Fred Panshaw, Mr.
and Mrs. S. V. Atwood and Elwood NJ
HILL The out of town guests were;
Mr.. and Mrs. C. J.. Beckworth of Well
ington. Miss Bertha Vauters of Dover
Miss Helen Vauters of Wakarusa, Mr.
Wallace Patch. Mr.. VIM. Patch, Mrs
Mary Patch, Mrs. James Patch, Mr.
Miss Minnie Furrow Of Pawnee City
/ Neb.
Vinewood park where the EIks' even
ing meeting will be held tonight Will
be open to the public as well as the
Elks.
Mrs. Cecil Howes, 1173 Clay street,
| has asked guests for a five hundred
Saturday afternoon in compliment to
| Mrs. Howard Moore.
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Mrs. Victoria Murdoch of Wichita.
| widow of the late Marsh Murdoch, edi-
tor of the Wichita Eagle. sails for
Europe in June. She will be accom-
| panied by the managing editor of the
Eagle, Dave Leahy, who will visit his
old home in Ireland. Editor Leahy has
been with the Eagle. off and on, for
thirty years, is a fine old Irishman.
| bright and smart and square and is
greatly beloved by all the Murdocks;
| So Mrs. Murdoch will give him a sum-
| mer outing and an opportunity to again
| kiss the blarney stone.-Bent Muir
docks FL Dorado Republican.
The Cosmos club will meet with Mrs.
| George Hanley 1015 Tyler street, to-
morrow afternoon.
The Vespuccian club will meet to-
morrow afternoon with Mrs. Wesley
| Waho 11A6 or
| y
| The K. S. A. c. Alumni association
will meet Thursday evening with Miss
Bertha Romine, 1919 Clay street.
| Well worth while is a visit to Pick
ems where the first formal showing of
| midsummer millinery is being made
this week. Some exquisite models in
| leghorns, milans and white chips. flow
er and willow plume TRIMMINGS are
| shown. One of the best looking hats
| Is leghorn with narrow black vel
vet brim facing, a broad band of tuscan
| braid around the crown and a big
white willow plume. Another is a leg
flame colored willow plume. All white
hats of which we hear much from the
| east are shown
Notes and Personal Mention.
Mrs. Avery Turner of Amarillo
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way home from trip to New York
She was the guest of Mrs. Charles
Blood Smith yesterday and Is now with
her mother, Mrs Caroline Ten Eyck
Mrs; George Davis is the guest OF
Miss Fay Quinton this week while Mr.
Davis is away on a business trip.
Mr.. Julian Sydnor has taken a
position with the Chicago & Alton
with headquarters in Bloomington
Ill. He will be In Topeka to spend
Sunday with Mrs. Sydnor. Mrs
Sydnor will give up her apartment al
the Devon in about a week and will
be the guest of her Topeka friends
until the first of June when with her
Texas she will go to Tennessee fol
a visit and later to Canadian resort
to spend the summer.
| DIR. Willis Coston is in Wichita fol-
| a dental meeting.
Mr.. r. F. Hayden will return to-
| day from a business trip to Salina.
Miss Ethel Estberg who leaves In
June for her home in Milwaukee fol
the summer will go TO New York
Atlantic City and some of the Other
Atlantic coast resorts for part OF the
vacation.
Mrs W. H. Eastman will return
tomorrow from an extended visit tc
her sister, Mrs. D. F. Longnecker, III
/ Emporia. Mrs. Eastman, who was il
all winter. is much better.
turned from a ten days visit to he1
daughter, Mrs. B. F. WORMS, II
Jefferson City, Mo.
/ The Bohemian Thimble club vii
meet Thursday afternoon with MRS
| Harry Rhodes, 1868 Harrison street
Mr.. and Mrs. E. w. Hughes have
returned from a western trip. They
/ visited Denver, Salt Lake City, Port
/ land. San Francisco and Los Angeles
| They expect to leave Topeka and viii
probably live in Eugene or Melford
Oregon.
Mr.. Alfred Capper of Lyndon is the
guest of his nephew, Mr.. Arthur Cap
per, for few days.
Mr.. and Mrs. Hugh Anderson OF
Red Oak. Ia. are visiting Mr. ane
Mrs. c. o. Knowles has returned
from a visit to her daughter, Mrs
George Thacher at Waterville.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Rowles have
returned to their home IN Wamege
1 after a visit to Mr.. and Mrs. J. v
] Vinewood open for the first time to-
night The public is invited to join tn
EIks in a general good time. Cars fo
public Eighth and Kansas avenue
Cars for Elks Seventh and jackson
Marshal1's full band
i Mr.. H c. Ashby of Tulsa returned
yesterday to his home after a visit
/ to his father-in-law. Mr.. J. w. Farms
worth.
Miss Daisy Hayes and Miss Mabe
/ HAYES returned yesterday from Gal
i weston, Texas, where they spent g
month.
Dr. W. D. Storrs is i'll at Rochester
Mimi, with a severe attack of ap-
i pendicitis. An operation was per-
formed at the Rochester hospital
Mrs. Storrs is with him.
Mrs John Work of Meriden is the
! guest of her mother, Mrs. Abran
Bergen.
| The Ladies Aid society of the FRS
/ PRESBYTERIAN church will be entertain
ed this afternoon by Mrs T. E Sa-
bin at 335 Van Buren,, from to 3
The assisting ladies are Mrs. Willis
Norton. Mrs. S. s. Estey, Mrs. C. L
i Nenninger and Mrs w B. Whitton.
\ marriage license was issued yes
terday in Kansas City to George F