The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1910-08-22

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Items tos the East Topssa cs Oh, mas
Mr.. and Mrs. j. NJ. Covert of 324
Hancock street will leave tomorrow
for points in California and Oregon,
returning home by the way of Salt
Lake City and Denver. They expect
to be gone several weeks.
Mrs. w. E. Martin returned yester-
day from E1mont, where she has spent
several weeks visiting relatives and
friends.
| Mrs. Rachel Miller is improving.
after being sick several weeks with
an attack of rheumatism.
| Mrs Ze1l Dutton of Blue Rapids.
Iowa, is here visiting her parents. Mr.
| and Mrs. w. H. Dutton, of s22 Chest
nut street.
Mr.. Floyd Anderson is spending two
weeks visiting relatives and friends in
Chicago.
Miss Anna Hedges left yesterday for
her home in western Kansas, after
spending several days here visiting rel
atives and friends.
| Miss Minnie Vaughn and son, Joe,
of Salina, Kan, and Mrs. Frances De-
Boz Of West Topeka spent Friday the
guests of Mrs. Minnie Dolstrom of 80
Norris avenue.
Miss CaiIie Mitchell has gone to
/ Maple Hill to spend two weeks visit
ing her aunt, Mrs r. J. Newell.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lawrence Bell will re-
turn to their home in Atchison
J "wednesday, after spending two weeks
here the guests of her parents. Mr..
i and Mrs. NJ. Mulvihill. on Norris
avenue.
| Mrs. A. A. Adair and son, Walter,
spent Saturday in Kansas City, the
guests of relatives and friends and on
a business trip.
Miss Blanche Parker will leave in
a few days for Springfield. Mo-, where
her sister. Miss Yuma Parker, is
spending her vacation. The two
Misses Parker will return home to-
| gether.
Topeka camp No. 14s Royal Neighbors
/! Of America, have been invited by Sun
flower camp No. 536s NJ. w. of "A, to
picnic with them at Vinewood on Aug
4 Est 80. Basket supper at $3.50.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. G. Wilson return
| to their home in Lawrence today,
| after spending two weeks here the
guests OF their parents, and other
relatives and friends.
! Mrs. Susan VOORHEES, spent Sunday
the guest of Mr.. and Mrs. Clinton
Coddington of 41S Jefferson street.
Miss Elsie Kelley will return to
work Wednesday, after being off sew
| eral days on account of illness. She
4 was suffering with an attack of ap-
1 pendicitis.
The regular meeting of the Ladies'
1 Aid society of the Christian church
will be held in the church Wednes-
/ day.
| is here spending several days visit
ing relatives and friends while on her
way to western Kansas, where she will
| spend the remainder of the summer.
The following young people spent
the day Friday at Vinewood: Miss
Miss Cornelia Kennedy, Miss Mabel
Bear, Miss Effie Bedwell, Miss Thelma
/ Bedwell, Miss Oma Beyers and Mrs,
! Verna Beyers, who chaperoned them
/ The young mems Sunday school
class of the Third Christian church
entertained their young lady friends
| Friday evening at the home of Mr..
and Mrs. r. w. Stockwell on Cali
fornia avenue. The evening was
spent in games and music. The
''Wampler" quartet was present and
| furnished the music of the evening
which was greatly enjoyed by all.
Those present were Miss Ethel Smurr
Miss Elsie Smurr, Miss Marie Miller
Miss Minnie Buschacher, Miss Helen
tBuschacller, Miss Elsie Recob, Miss
| Grace Stafford, Miss Lottie Horn, Miss
Lula Powell, Miss velna Swearingen,
/ H. AllC4
ley, Miss Grace Kelley, Miss Josephine
Jolley. Miss Hazel Jolley, Miss Anna
/ Coulter, Miss Lenore Scrivner, Miss
Mary Miller, Mr.. Robert Anei. Mr..
Billie Engleman, Mr.. Clarence Wam-
pier, Mr.. Charles Smith, Mr.. vernard
| Whiteker, Mr.. Walker Whiteker, Mr..
Jno. Miller. Mr.. Frank Hagenbuch.
Mr.. Guy Scrivner, Mr.. Frank Jolley,
Mr.. Everett Clark, Mr. George Mar
ford, Mr.. Archie Alexander, Mr..
Galen Crook. Mr.. Forest Bradfield,
Mr.. Carlton Williams and Mr.. Earl
| Stockwell Refreshments of ice cream
and cake were served and all enjoyed
a fine time.
Miss Anna Weaver of 1876 Grattan
street gave a surprise party in honor
of her sister, Margaret. Friday even
| ing. The invited guests were Mrs.
s. B. Weaver, Miss Margaret Weaver
Miss Lucille Decker, Miss Hazel Stitt,
Miss Ida Felker, Miss Eleanor
Eicher, Miss Anna Weaver, Miss
Ethel Dodge, Miss Lillian Ortman.
Miss Gertrude Kleine, Miss Jessie
Belle, Miss Ethel McKibben, Miss Mae
Crouch, Miss Harriet woodruff. Miss
Edna Grubbs. Miss Myrtle Swanson,
Miss Martha Gamlowski, Miss Mary
Girey, Miss Elva Hughes, Miss Edith
Hughes, Miss Marie Carver, Miss Myr-
/ tie Broom, Miss Minnie Middaush Miss
\ Edith Middaugh, Miss Katie Neiswiri-
ter, Miss Eleanor Neiswinter. Miss
Anna johnson, Miss Edna Slanker.
Miss Mollie Cook, Miss certr,,da
Jolley, Miss Louise Wolcott. Miss Mary
Johnston, Miss Blanche Dodge. Miss
Mary Greer, Miss Anna Coulter. Miss
Thurman Wolfe, Miss Alma Eicher Of
Eskridge, KAN, Ralph Weaver. Charlie
F1ckner. Messrs Ernest and Ralph