The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1909-10-21

n. A. Hufu, General SOi1c1tOr OF the
8 Place Tonight.
club will present in about a month.
The leading lady in the play will be
Miss Francis Lawler, freshman in
| from Topeka. The leading man will
| be Mr.. Probst. sophomore. in the
university. The other members. OF
the cast are: Gale Sutton, Edna Oak
ley and Miss Hardcast1e, George
Bowles, France Wilson, Melville
Wood, Mr.. Minor, Mr.. Dittmar and
| Pid Pierson.
The Travellers club meets Satur-
day afternoon with Miss Maud Bishop,
1900 College avenue.
Notes and Personal Mention.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. A. Herbst returned
unexpectedly from their western trip
this week on account of an accident
with which Mrs. Herbst met in San
Francisco. In leaving a train she
slipped and fell striking her head and
cutting deep cash in her forehead.
She was taken to a Sacramento hos
| pital, where her injuries were found
to be so serious that the rest of the
trip which had been planned was
abandoned. Mr. and Mrs. Herbst
had visited the Grand Canyon. Los
Angeles and adjacent resorts and had
expected to go to the northwest be-
fore they returned.
Mrs. H. A. Auerbaeh will leave Sat-
I urday for visit to her IA rents Cap
age. Mo.
Senator Curtis. who leaves Sunday
Tor st. Louis to meet President Taft's
party Will not return to Topeka again
before he goes to Washington for the
winter; Miss Dolly Curtis and Miss
or oil
next week for WASHINGTON and will
meef the senator in ST. Louis
Mi. Harvey Fleming of Kansas
city Is the guest of Mr.. Dick Hayden
at the topeka club.
Miss Edna Bear is i'll at C4rist's
hospltaI after an operation for APP
pendicitjs performed this morning.
Mr.. H. A. Auerhach returned TODAY
from a business trip to Chicago.
mrs Harry Weaver of Kansas CITY
is the guest of her parents. Mr.. and
Mrs. L. B. McCIintock.
Mrs. L. G. Prunty of wameoo :.
the guest of Mrs. ]. " Rowles for a
rev davs on her way to Moline whore
she will visit her daughter, Mrs. T
W. Farrow
Mrs. H. V. Weaver and her little son
Vance of Oakland. Cal. are expected
Frances Conneu. Mr. and Mrs. J. M.
Council and Miss Frances ConnelI re-
turned the first of the week from a
visit in Chicago.
Miss Frances Curl o. Guthrie OK.
is the guest of Mrs Chester b. Reed
VINO also expects niece Miss Frank
Goodson of Ealville.' Wash. who ha :
been visiting in Cleveland. O.. and will
ston here Monday on her way home.
Mr. and Mrs. w. E. Sterne and their
Sterne are exrected in Topeka soon
to spend a number of weeks. and make
freparlticrs tt move to San Diego.
al where they have been since
srrlng. for permanent residence.
Mrs Dibert Knox and her daughter.
Mrs. Herbert Fowler Of Wichita. spent
Yesterday in Pauline with the fap,ilv
of Mr.. W. T. Paul
Mrs. Harry Ashby, who has been the
guest OF her father. Mr.. ]. w. Fans
worth for a few days. returned to her
home in Tulsa. Ok. today
Dr. Chester g. Reed is in Excelsior
Springs this week. MIR. Lew Graham
accompanied him to the Springs, return
ing Tuesday.
Miss Nellie Wardin. of Hiawatha. ar
rived today to attend the marriage of
Miss Ethe, Eadley and Mr. Theodore
M Gerow' which takes place tomorrow
night at the home of the brides moth
er, Mrs. H. M Hadley Mr. and Mrs.
w A. Haynes of Emporia Mrs. Frank
Hahn of Manhattan and Mr. Stacey
nancy Oh Fiatl City, MO-, are expected
tomorrow.
Miss Phil Reed will be home from
the state normal at Emporia wnere she
is taking a kindergarten course to
sperd the Weekend.
Miss Nary Banks of Newcomerstown.
O., has returned to Topeka to spend the
winter with Mr.. and Mrs John R
Mulvane. and will study violin at
Washburn. s5-
Mr.. D. P. Lindsay, who was visiting
his brother. DIR. w. S. Lindsay, has re-
turned to his home at Mcpherson.
The Guild food market will open
promptly at 10 o'clock Saturday morn
ing. Edison Office. Eighth and Kansas
avenues.
Mrs. L. H. Evans has returned from
Los Angeles, Cal. where she attended
the meeting of the National Mission
airy society of the First Methodist
church.
Mrs. Fred Irving Richard returned to
her home at Stroud. Ok, Wednesday
after spending three weeks with her
mother, Mrs. H. D. Sheppard, and her
sister Mrs. L. T. Price of Westlawn.
Mrs. L. M. Couchman. s20 Westlawn
ht uIevard, is spending the week with
DR.. and Mrs. Walker of Eskridge.
Mrs. ]. R. Kline, of 1927 West Fiji