The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1909-07-27


the outer garment. The one here is Of
rose pink wash silk with entire deuE OF
lace, simply but effectively placed Ihe
slip is cut on princess lines, fitting the
figure quite snugly to the knees, where
a deep founce gives the necessary frlll
at the feet.
Miss Viola TrCutman has resigned her
position on the faculty of the topeka
high school. to become the field sec
rotary of the Topeka branch OF the
Womeu's Foreign Missionary society OF
the Methodist church. Kansas and six
other states are included in the To-
peka branch. Miss TrOutman will as
sumo her new position in September
Her headquarters will be in Topeka but
she will do a good bit Of travelling.
Miss Emma Bolmar has asked guests
for Friday afternoon mplimentary to
Miss Edith Earl of Newton, guest of
Mr. and Mrs. A. D. Gray, Miss Frances
Deacon of Chanute and Miss Daisy
Vance and Miss Grace Vance of Okla
homa City.
Mrs. Harry W. Seery entertained
some little girls at her home, 309 To-
peka avenue, yesterday afternoon for
her daughter, Irene,
The Good Government club will have
Vinewood Friday evening. the occasion
being the Federation Field day.
Notes and Personal Mention.
Mr. and Mrs. Dean R. Low of
Phoebe, Nevada, are both i'll in a hos
pitaI at Venice. Cal. Mrs. Low and
the baby went to California some
weeks ago and Mr.. Low Joined her
week ago. He was indispOsed and
went to the hospital and aSfew days
later Mrs. Low was taken suddenly
and seriously i'll with appendicitis. An
operation was decided upon and was
performed last night. kilograms re
ceived by Mr.. Lows parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. NJ. A. Low yesterday, reported
that her condition was critical Her
mother, Mrs Ira J. Mix of Chicago,
passed through Topeka yesterday on
her way to California, called on ac-
count of Mrs. Lows illness.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. w. ThurstOn have
returned from a trip to Gloucester
Mass.
Mr.. John Hamilton is the guest of
Mrs. Hale Hamilton in St. Louis.
Mr.. and Mrs. George NJ. Stone, who
are at Riverside, Cal, expect to spend
the winter in and about Los Angeles.
The Fassler-Merriam automobile
party which is making a tour of New
England is at Breton Woods, New
Hampshire today. They spent tha
weekend at the Equinox hotel, Man
chester, Vermont. and go from Bret
ton Woods to Poland Springs, Me.
Miss Gertrude Mulvane is the
guest tlllS week OF Mr. and Mrs
John r. Mulvane. She will leave in
two weeks for Chicago and Platt-
Vile, Wis, to spend few weeks.
Miss Grace Schwartz OPT, formerly
of Topeka, will arrive the last Of the
week for a visit to Mrs. Frank n
Foster on her way home in Chicag %
from Los Angeles, where she has
been visiting.
Mr.. Speed Hughes and Mr. Harri-
son Morgan will leave soon for Crab
Lake, Wis, to join Mrs. Hughes and
Mrs. Morgan, who are at the Joah
Mulvane summer cottage
Mr.. W. I. Miller will 20 to Cbicaeo
next week to join Mrs Miller s96
their children who will return bon1a
with him.
Frank Peers and Alfred Cole will
go to Lake View Thursday for a short
MISS Jean w kOontZ who has bae,,
in California, returned TODAY
Mrs. NJ J. Gault, Miss Nellie c.a,,I+
and Mr.. and Mrs. c. E. CANE, 80
dren, Barbara and Philip, will 1esTa
sunday Tor California, where Mr. arJ
Mrs. g T. Gault, who leave WITHIN y
fortnight for Seattle will join +Ia,a q
later. -- 11lel1
Mrs CrisweH and her ehiI5ra,, Ill,
go to Kansas City to reside nerr,aI -
entity with her mother, Mrs. Hudso7,
Mrs. CrisWeI is moving her bo,1soIe,9i;
effe It's to Kansas City this week NJ
ana Mrs. Ban, who have been occ,,T--
ms her house will take Mrs M ~
GaUlt'S and Miss GauIt's To3,se ~ :.