The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1911-06-16

Mrs. Harold Pickering. of New
York, arrived Thursday to be the guest
of Miss Eugenia Quinton.
Miss Gladys Scott viii leave about
the middle of July for Lake OkoboU,
Iowa, to be the guest OF MISS Helen
Spielman, at her summer home Tor
two or three weeks.
Gladys Gardner, Miss Campbell and
Miss Helen Mitchell motored to Nor
tonville Thursday in the Gardner car.
Miss Isabel Stewart, who was stu
dent at Miss Mary Whitton'S school OF
Lincoln Nebraska, this year, arrived
Thursday and will spend the summer
with her father, DIR. s. 6. Stewart.
Mrs Stewart and her daughter, Mar
guerite, sailed from New York few
daxrr ago to spend the summer abroad
Miss Alice Parsons, of Chanutes VINO
has been guest at the Frank Cain
home on Polk street, VIII visit MISS
Alice Lakin next week. ut
Mrs. J. NJ. Cornell and her daugh-
ter, Miss Edith Council, returned to-
day from Chicago.
as. arrived this morning to be the
guest of his daughter, Mrs. Monte
Kistler, and Mr.. Kistler.
Miss Mary Whitton, who coSaducts a
girls school in Lincoln, Nebraska
returned to her home in Topeka at the
close of the school term, arriving
TT The Ell H. A. spielman family have
gone to their summer home at Lake
Okoboji, Iowa. They will return
home in the fall.
Miss Eva Reece of Omaha who was
the guest of Miss Helen Mitchell. a
few days, is visiting friends in Man
haitian. She will return to Topeha
SATURDAY. and will be the guest or MISS
Marjorie Whitney and Miss Clyde
Miss Fugenia. ouinton will leave in
two weeks for Chicago to spend the
rest of the sumL-er with her sister,
Mrs. Harley Reisman.
Mrs. Archie Williams, of Seattle,
Wash, is expected to arrive next Tues
day to be a guest at the D. L; d IslEll.
home about a week Mrs; WlnlaIns
was to have arrived last week, but was
detained in Kansas City on account o.
the illness Of her baby.
Mrs. Adelaide Smith of st LOUIS
who was expected to arrive Thursday
has postponed her visit to Topeka
Mr. and Mrs. T. F. Doran and Miss
Josephine Dorian went to Manhattan
today in their automobile
Mr.. w. A. Layton and his family left
TODAY for Buffalo, n. Y, to spend ten
DAYS. Mr.. Layton will attend the ma
tionaI encampment of the Modern
Wcodmen.
Mrs. F. B. Sweet and her little
daughter, OF Kansas City, Mo-. are
guests of Mr.. and Mrs. H. A. Kingsley
and their family.
Mrs. and Mrs. A NJ. Barron are the
parents of a daughter, born Sunday,
June II. Mrs. Barron was formerly
Miss Ethel Ellis.
Mr.. Horace T. Wi1kie has returned
from Manhattan, Kan, where he was
a student at the Agricultural college
the past year.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. H. Skinner, Mr.
Ralph Skinner, Mr.. and Mrs n. E.
Copeland and Mr.. and Mrs. T. P. Oliver
of Rossville are attending the Nursey-
mems convection in st. Louis, MO, this
week.
The twenty-second annual conven-
ton of the Topeka District Epworth
Leagues, which convened June 49,
closed Thursday. DR.. suck. who wen
some years ago from this district as a.
missionary to India, was one Of the
speakers. Officers elected for the COM
ing year are: Rev. J. W. Waldron.
president; Mr. r. Weeks, first vice
president; Miss Carrie Kendrick. sec
Ond vice president: Miss Daisy Stew
art, third vice president; Miss Carmie
Wolf fourth vice president; Mr.. Will
lard Van Slyck, secretary; Mr.. George
E. Dougherty, treasurer; and Mrs. Z.
T. Whitson of Richland, Junior super
intendent.
Miss Viva Brown, who has lately re-
turned from Baltimore, where she
studied music the past few years, will
sing at Miss Karolyn Whittlesey's re
cital Saturday evening.
Plano instruction at Washburn COL
lege beginning now Bell 2793, Ind. PAL