The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1909-09-04

and their three daughters will make
it their permanent home, will be at
Tenth and Harrison streets and will
leave this fall for the Pacific coast
where they expect to reside per-
manently: Their son, Chappelle
tary academy at Columbia. Mo-, this
month.
Mrs T. B. Sweet returned today
from Lake Chautauqua, n. Y, where
she spent part of the summer. Miss
Mary Sweet who accompanied her
stopped in Chicago where she is en-
gagged in settlement work.
Mr.. Eugene S. Quinton leaves this
evening for Denver on business con-
nected with the federal court.
Mr. and Mrs. Ward Spielman have
given the name of Marian to their in
FAINT daughter. Mrs. Spielman and
the baby were taken home from
Storniont hospital yesterday
Miss Minnie Dill of Decatur, Ill,
who has been in Colorado for the
summer was the guest for a few days
of the Huntsberger family, 1898
Clay street, and left yesterday for her
home.
Mr.. Perry Sapp of Galena, son of
Col. William Sapp Of Galena. who
has been reading law in the office of
Blair, Scandrett and Scandrett this
short visit and will leave this month
for Cambridge to enter the Boston
law school. He will stop in Topeka
for few days on his way east.
Miss Helen Davis will return next
week from western trip. She has
been in Butte, Montana, in Colorado
and in Concordia.
Mr.. and Mrs. Oscar w. Neill will
move next week from Oakland to the
George Overmyer house, 1858 Fill
more street. where they will be at
home for the winter.
Mrs. Leslie Wynkoop will leave to-
morrow for Denver. Green River,
Wyoming and Salt Lake City to be
west she will Join Mr.. wykoop's
mother and sister.
Miss Grace Mason WEIGH who has
been in Seattle, Minneapolis and Chi
cago and is now visiting in Wallace,
Idaho, is expected home the last of
next week.
Mr.. Henry Joseph Sullivan will
leave Friday to enter ST. Marys col
1ege at st. Marys.
Miss Ruth WEIGH of Kansas City is
the guest of her mother. Mrs. M E.
WEIGH.
soon for New York city where She
will spend the winter studying
painting under William M. Chase.
Miss Genevieve Pollard left this
morning for New York city where she
will make her home with her aunt,
Mrs. L. Evans.
Miss Catharine Howe. will leave
tomorrow for San Bernardino. Los
Angeles, Redonda Beach. Long
Beach. Santa Monica. Ocean Park
and Venice. California.
Mrs Howard Lanning returned
Friday from months visit in Estes
Mrs. J. T. Porter and Miss Nora
Bischoff gave a pool party Friday
evening for Miss May Porter and Miss
Margaret Porter of st. Louis
II Lar
street, will entertain the Us at an
informal social meeting Monday even
ing in honor of Miss Pearl Dumenil,
who leaves soon for a permanent resi-
Miss Luella Shepherd and Mr..
Henry Dargitz will spend Sunday the
guests of Mr.. and Mrs. J. M. Shep-
herd on their farm at Lone Star. Miss
Mary Ethel Shepherd will accompany
them back for few weeks visit In
Topeka.
Miss Tresa Heck went to Kansas
with her aunt, Mrs. F. E. Watson.
Mrs P. Peason of Kansas City. Kan,
is visiting Mrs. G. T. Mattingly this
week
Miss KaroIyn B. Whittlesey will
give the certificate recital of her pupil,
Miss Ruth Bauer, tonight at o'clock
at her studio, 100 East Eighth street.
Miss Bauer will be assisted by Miss
Lillian Parf1tt and Miss Mildred Nor
ton.
Mr. and Mrs. John r. Mulvane have
returned from a trim to Manitou, Colo.
Mrs. Lee Davies of Kansas City will
arrive Tuesday for visit to her uncle,
Mr.. John Slaughter. and Mrs.
Slaughter.
Mr. Francis Bonebrake will leave
this month to enter Ann Arbor univer-
sity. Michigan.
Mr. Ralph Segar will be a student
this winter at Washburn.
Miss Mildred Scott of ST. Louis will
come soon for a visit to her father, Mr.. |
James F. Scott.
Mr. and Mrs. William Macferran
and sons, William and Kenneth, who |
have been in Ludington, Mich, will |
return Monday.
Miss Helen Ames will leave Satur- |
day of next week for Northampton, |
Mass, where she will enter Smith col |
lege.
Miss Mary Chase Chamberlain and |
Mr. Ernest Chamberlain left today for |
a trip to Chicago and Galesburg. Ill.
Mr.. Richard Fritz has gone to ST. |
Louis, where he is one of a surveying |
party for the Rock Island