The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1909-08-04

a1IaV gown was a tailor made sui
With hat, gloves and shoes to match
nr and Mrs. Clark have gone on
short wedding journey. They VIII D
At home at 319 Arch street, LeaVen
worth.
A mistake was made last evenin'
bv Miss Tohnstone's substitute.
irving TO use all news on file, an an
t.Gnnce11ent was made of the approach
| iy,ey marriage of a Mr.. Lewis and MIS-
Miller of St. Marys. 1t happens tn
narties dor't oven know each other -
Of course there isn't any truth IN TN
,11n1Or. Some one had sent in the no
| ire in stupid attempt 10 a JOKE
| and unfortunately it had not beer
tossed in the basket
Notes and Personals.
| Mr.. D. c. Tillotson returns today
| from northern Wisconsin. where he
| has been on a business trip.
| Miss Helen TiIlotson and NJ Ma
RE VanderpooI leave today for Hol-
IN Miss Permelia Curtis returns to-
morrow from an extended eastern
Miss Mary Thompson, Miss Villa
| RI dyes and her guest, Miss May Dali
| las. Of washington, D. c. are spend
| ing the week in Usage City with Mrs
| Frederick Bonebrake.
Rev. and Mrs. F. n. Lynch and
children, Rev. and Mrs. Culpepper,
| and Rev. and Mrs. Holcomb. left to-
| day for Maple Hill, where they VIII
camp for ten days.
Miss Lucille Lynch returned today
| from a couple of weeks visit in Bald
win and Ottawa. Miss Esther Lynch,
who has been in Wichita for two
weeks will return Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. W. F. Schoch expect
| to leave Sunday for a trip through
| Yellowstone Park. UP to Seattle and
home by way of California, stopping
| at Salt Lake City to make a short
visit with Mr.. Schoch's sister.
Mr. and Mrs. John D. Knox, Jr.,
and Mrs. Florence Hazard of Esk-
ridge, spent Monday visiting relatives
here and left that evening for Mani
! tou. Colo. to visit Mrs. Knox parents,
1 Mr.. and Mrs. H. c. HeIbert.
Mr. and Mrs. J. Gill Updegraff are
! the parents of a daughter, to whom
they have given the name, Mary AL
! ia, after her two grandm others-Mrs-
Q. P. Updegraff and Mrs. r. NJ.
| Spivey-
| Miss Anna Pauline Moore and Miss
Daisy Moore of Holton, who were
| guests of Miss Dolly Curtis, have re-
turned home.
Mr.. Charles Curtis is expected home
Monday, from his long stay at Wash
! ington, D. c.
Mr. and Mrs. w. \. Hawley of Her
! ington who came to Topeka for the
! Cartilage MuIholland wedding last
! night and who have been visiting at
| the home of Harold T. Cartilage have
returned to their home in Herring
| ton.
Miss Norma Hawley of Herington
! is visiting at the home of Miss Airline
/ Dietrich and Mr.. and Mrs. E. T. Cart
lidge.
Mr.. H. A. Auerbach left today for
Atlantic City where he will join his
/ wife and family
| Mr.. and Mrs. o. E. Hungate left
today for Devon, KAN. to make n
/ two weeks visit with Mrs. E. Keep
| ley, Mrs. Hungate's mother.
Mr.. and Mrs Sullivan left today
for Fairfield, ILL.,, to attend the funer-
/ al of Mrs. Sullivans sister, Mrs. r. l..
Hooper.
Miss Blanche and Miss Jane Carna-
| nan will entertain at thimbles Fri
day of this week. for Miss Lillian
Blood of Los Angeles, Cal
Miss Anna Goodmans of 912 West
Fifth street returned yesterday from
a siX weeks trip through California.
Seattle and Portland.
MI w. H. Brewer of Los Angeles,
al arrived today for a visit to his
| parents, Mr. and Mrs. James Brewer.
MI Brewer is assistant to the genera
manager of the Santa. Fe Coast lines.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ben Akers had planned
/ one of their famous garden parties for
/
date.
Mrs Walter Summers of Topeka and
| Mrs Robert Hall of Atchison are in
Lawrence visiting their aunt, Mrs. T.
NJ. Hargis.
Col. John F. Carter left today to join
Mrs. Carter and Mrs. c. Henri Strawn
/ IN Louisville, Ky.
Mr. G. Henri Strawn. Mr. Newton
Strawn, Mr. Joe Strawn and MI
Ralph Strawn left today for a visit to
| their parents in Mt. Pleasant, Ia.
Or. J. R. Fay has returned from d
three weeks trip to Florida.
Mr.. and Mrs. s. J. Hodgins and
daughter have returned home from a
trip through Yellowstone park.
Mr. and Mrs. R. D. Merritt and son
| are in Pasadena, Cal They expect IL
leave in few days for Seattle and
| other points west.
Miss Emma Lands is making a visit
| to her old home, Flatbush, N Y, a
| beautiful little place near Brooklyn.
Miss Tina Phillips is spending a few
| weeks at Oxmard. Cal
Dr. and Mrs. F. J. Ernst returned
/ today from a trip to Montreal and sew
! eral eastern points.
The \. q. N. S, the girls organiza-
! ton of the Junior Latin class of the
/ hlgh school, gave a breakfast Tuesday
morning at the home of Olive Whit ;,
west of Washburn, in honor of Miss
LOIS Mcbride. who leaves soon for
Seattle. Wash, where she will make
her permanent home. The affair was
IN charge of the officers of the class
who are, Miss Ester Clark Miss Kath
crime Stanley, Miss Helen Casey, Miss
Lillian Stone and Miss Alice Hunting
ton.
We wish to thank our friends for