The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1910-06-04

might By Mrs s A Parker and her
daughter, Mrs NJ Hughes
| Miss Odes Samuel left Friday for
Kansas City to visit Miss Rose Daniels
spent Friday in Topeka
Mrs Roy Ranney OF Arkansas City
IS the guest Of her parents, Mr. and
Mrs J. NJ Meade
Mrs H L. Miller Of Kansas City is
visiting her mother Mrs c. l. Van
/ derpooL
| Mr. Harry Jones Is i'll at his home
on Topeka avenue
Miss Jessie Wheeler Of Russell, Kar-
is the guest of her sister. Miss Edith
| Wheeler.
Mr.. and Mrs D s Dayton Of Trini-
| Eugene Stotts. on their way TO New
York where they will make their
/ home
Miss Marie Wftwer and Miss Kath-
crime Lindsay will leave the first week
| In July to spend two months in San
Francisco. Cal
Mrs Alice Worswfck and Miss Hazel
Barnweu. teachers at Bethany college;
Mrs C F Johnson and her daughter,
Miss Roxie Johnson. OF CofeyviIIe, and
Miss Dorothy Wilson. will leave next
Thursday for Montreal and sail for a
three months tour of Europe They
will visit Scotland. England. France,
=
go to southern Europe and return by
way of the Mediterranean
Mr. Qufnton Adams, who IS in school
at Purdue university, will attend sum-
mer school at the Oklahoma unfver-
sfty
Mr. and Mrs. c. ". Snyder and
Mrs Harry Gavitt will leave in July
to spend the rest Of the summer in
Boston
Miss Eleanor Wheeler. who is taking
kindergarten training in Boston. will
go TO Brown university. Providence,
R L. to attend COMMENCEMENT exer-
elses- From there she will come to
Topeka TO spend the summer with her
parents. Mr.. and Mrs Bennett r
Wheeler
Mr. and Mrs. c F. Noble, formerly
OF Esbon. Kan. who are moving TO
burlington Wis, are spending a few
days IN Topeka, guests of Mr. and Mrs.
F NJ Drake.
Mr. and Mrs NJ D Henderson and
their family left today for their new
home in Kansas City
Inc Topeka w c. I. Q. will meet at
the First NJ E church at 8 O'Clock
Monday.
Mr. ]. NJ Brunt returned Friday
night from a trip to St Joseph and
Kansas City
home on East Eighth avenue
Miss Kathryn Lux. a student in the
fine arts department Of the University
OF kansas. is home for the summer
vacation.
Dr.. s Temple left today for Kinks
vile. Mo He took with him two pa
t1ents to the A s o. hospital
The Taxa Art Embroidery club enter
tanned guests at Vinewood Park
Wednesday The party. including uem-
oers and guests, went to the park at
II in the morning and at Il had a pic
nic dinner After dinner the park
anUsements were enjoyed. and the
party returned at in the evening
The guests Of the club were: Mrs
Barabra, Mrs ShuIer Mrs Cossmar
Miss Mary B Nelson and Mrs Charles
Heck The members who attended
were- Miss Leila Morehead. Mrs J. B
Steeu, Mrs Sam Alexander Mrs J. B.
Heck Mrs Eli Kelley. Mrs. T. K
Heinzman, Mrs NJ c. Hamaker, Mr.
W A Turner. Mrs NJ T Kelsey, Mrs
z K He'll. Mrs H NJ Ives Mrs H J
Graft. Mrs G. W McKover, Mrs NJ
Alexander and Miss Agnes Gross.
The Friday evening 500 club was en-
Mrs. E a Pattison, at their home, 1916
Kansas avenue
Miss Dimen OF Perry, Kan. and Miss
Ptyley Of Burungame arrived Friday
to attend the recital given by Miss
Annie Parry Bundy's pupils Friday
night
Mr. G Hughes will address the
Brotherhood Of the First Baptist
church Monday night His subject will
be Christianity and Democracy" This
is the last meeting of the Brotherhood
before the summer iutermission and Is
open to all who wish to attend
Mrs r NJ Canady Of Frederick.
Okla IS the guest Of her sister. Mrs J.
W. DeGrof.
Mr. VI. Gragg has gone to Chicago 70
attend the funeral Of his brother
Mr. Edward GosSett. who has been
seriously III with blood poisoning at
Stornont hospital. was able to be