The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1909-07-16

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! had been melted and poured into it
! There is not a seam apparent in the
garment. 1t has the effect of a statue
! Of Venus with arms restored and a
part of the body.
It IS a graceful garment and vii.
make a hit with the woman who has n
good figure and it viii cause all sorts
/ Of remarks by the woman who hasn't
that charm.
Mrs. r. R. Rollman entertained at
/ dinner last evening her sister. Mrs
| fornia. Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Goodrich
/ of Topeka, Miss. Theo BarteI of Los
! Angeles, a sister of Mrs. Goodrich. and
. Mrs. j. S. Dewey.
Notes and Personal Mention.
Mrs, H. A: Auerbach and her
| daughter, Ruth Aileen, have gone to
Atlantic City to spend the rest of the
summer Mr.. Auerbach will join
| them later and they will spend some
| time in New York and Chicago re-
| turning home in September.
| Mrs. Charles S. Gleed and Miss
Cornena Gleed viii leave tonight for
New York with DR.. and Mrs. James
| e. Logan of Kansas City with whom
/ Miss Gleed will sail on the Asiatic
| of the White Star line the 21st to
! spend six months in Europe. Mr.. C.
S. Gleed will meet the party in New
York.
Mr.. Armin Fass1er and Mr.. Carroll
| B Merriam left today for Chicago
where they will take the boat for
Buffalo, Mrs. Merriam who is at Har-
Dor Beach, Mich, joining them en-
route. At Buffalo Mr.. FassIer's
| touring car and chauffeur will meet
them and they will make a tour of
New England and New Y ork visiting
the Berkshires. the White mountains.
Boston. Narragansett Pier. New Lon
| don, New Haven, New York, Atlantic
City and Philadelphia. Mrs Charles
Brooks Thomas who is visiting Mrs.
Chauncey Dewey in Chicago will ac-
company them.
Mr. and Mrs. J. B. Thomas and
their daughter, Charlotte, who were
guests of Mr.. and Mrs. John R. Null
vane, stopping on their way home
from Yellowstone park, have gone on
to Chicago.
Mrs. Guilford Dudley left today for
Emmett Beach Mich. for the rest of
the summer. Mrs. Willis Norton and
Miss Josephine Norton will leave to
join her Sunday night
Mr. and Mrs. w. s. McCintock
and Mrs. Jens Bugge left today for
join Captain Bugge to sail the 21st
for Europe. Mr.. and Mrs. Nc
Clintock's three sons will accompany
them the youngest as far as Chi
grandmother Mrs. NJ. B. Whaley,
and the other two as far as Cleveland,
o.. where they will visit other relatives.
Mr.. and Mrs. McClintock VIII be gone
three weeks and will visit Boston,
Newport and Narragansett Pier as
we'll as New York.
Mr. and Mrs. John F. Switzer and
their children will leave tomorrow for |
Logansport Ind, Mr. Switzer to
spend a fortnight and the others to /
remain the rest ofEthei summer.
Mr. E. T. Fairchild has returned |
from trip to- Colorado. Mrs. Fair
f11n la11T1 n iT1S.
month longer.
Misses Margery Thompson, Mazda
Gardner, Huldah Poole, isabel
Heath and Florence Embree have
gone to Valley Center near Wlehlta
to be guests of Miss Anna Sims for
M" Mr.. and Mrs. Albert F. Daily of
Westlawn are the parents of son,
given the name of Donald Albert:
Mr.. J. B. Hughes and Mr.. p. G.
Hughes returned today from a trip to
New York and points in Pennsylvania:
Mrs. E. G. Hughes, VINO accompanies I'M q3I
svIvania for months visit with rela-
Mrs. H T Morrison and daughter
G. G. Houston and Miss Emma Eden
Mrs Houston went to Kansas City to-
Mr.. c. NJ. Hill has gone to Okla
homa on a business trip
Mrs Frank H. Foster has returned
from Lake Okoboji, Iowa, where she
spent three weeks with Mrs. II. A
SpieInan. Mr.. and Mrs. Foster Will
leave the first of September to spend
4 month in Boston and New Hamp-
Mrs. E. Montgomery and her two
children, 719 Topeka avenue, nave
gone to Palmer Lake, Colo, TO stay
the rest of the summer.
Miss Louise Fairchild, who has been
in Ellsworth for three weeks, VIII re
turn tonight.
Mr.. and Mrs Charles Decker Of
Lawrence, who have been visiting IN
Topeka, returned home today
Mrs E. c. Wikidal left yesterday for
New York to be gone the rest of the
summer.
from a. short visit in Kansas City.
Mrs. H. L. Nudge of Chicago spent
Thursday in Topeka on her return
rom a trip to Manitou, Colo.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. G. SchiIling and
son of st. Louis. have been guests for
, few DAYS of Mrs. Schilling's mother,
Mrs NJ J. McMahan. Mr.. Schilling
to ST. Louis last night, and
Mrs. Schilling will spend the next few
lays with her sister, Mrs. H. B. How
ard 100 West Tenth avenue.
Mr.. T. Mccullough of Pittsburg is in
Topeka on business
and Mr. Tom Waddle of Edgerton are
visiting Mr. and Mrs. A. Radcliffe,
1901 Mulvane street.
SCOTT MUST GO BACK TO PRISON