The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1911-06-12
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Mrs. J. r. Koontz has asked guests
afternoon at the Country club.
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Mr.. Albert Patten left Sunday for
San Diego, Cal, where his marriage to
Miss Margaret Going will take place
Tuesday, June 20. The ]. w. Going
Topeka few months ago, have taken
| a house in the city, and the wedding
| will be solemnized in their new home
| The ceremoney will be quietly cele-
brateG, with only a few guests in at
tendance. Mr.. Patten and his bride
will return to Topeka, arriving about
June &C. and will live at Mr.. Patten' s
1 home, 1923 Western avenue The en-
gagement of Miss Going and Mr.. Pat
ten was announced a short time before
Miss Going left for the west, and in the
| interim between the announcement
and her departure, a number of parties
were given in her honor. She has also
| been entertained by friends in San
| Diego. A number of former Topeka
people are in San Diego now; among
them, the W. E. Sterne family, who
have been in the west for some time;
/ the Sutherlands, who recently went TO
San Diego to live;- and Mrs. George
Sharitt and her daughter. Miss Helen
| Sharitt, are in San Diego at present
! visiting Mrs. Sharitt's father.
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| The Duplicate Whist club, postponed
| it's meeting for last Friday until Fri
| day of this week. Mrs. Willis Norton
will entertain the club at that meet
| ing.
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Miss Anna Rosa and Mr. George
Stephens will be married Thursday,
June Is, at the home of Mr.. and Mrs.
J. N. Henry, 1926 Fillmore street. Miss
Rosa and Mr.. Stephens were fellow
students at Baker university Miss
Roosa has made her home with the ].
N Henry family for some time, and
Mr.. Stephens for the last two years.
has been teaching in the University OF
Nebraska, at Lincoln, where he and his
bride will make their home.
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DR.. F. H. Cookinham. who recently
returned from a five years tour of the
world, will spend the summer visiting
his parents, DR.. and Mrs. D. A. Cook
imam. On his trip he visited good
many points of interest in the east and
south, including China, Japan, the
Philippines, New Zealand, and Aus
lea. A special trip was made two
thousand miles up the Amazon river
for the purpose of studying yellow few
er and other tropical diseases. DR..
Cookinham will return to Australia by
way of Europe, early in the winter.
Those who expect to go to the sea or
the lakes for the summer will. be in
terested in bathing suits for the OUT
ing. The modish bathing suit for the
summer girl of 1911 is made up of the
sweater blouse with short sleeves and
a harem skirt having a panel in front
which can be unclasped at one side
when the wearer is in the water. The
suits are made in becoming colors and
are trimmed in various ways, much as
land costumes are adorned. They are
made of light fabrics that dry readily,
such as china silk or nlohair. The I'M
slightly rubber caps that used to dis
figure the heads of the fair bathers,
are now concealed by fancy scarfs tied
at the back of the neck. Silk stocking
and sl1apely canvasss slippers, either
black or Of the same color as the suit.
complete the costume,
Notes and Personal Mention.
Miss Eva Reese of Omaha, Neb., is
the guest of Miss Helen Mitchell. She
will return home the latter part of
the week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur McClintock
and their little daughter, Katherine,
have returned to their home in Dem
yer, after a visit to Mrs. McClintock's
sister, Mrs. Frank Merriam and Mr..
Merriam
DR.. Forest LoveIand left today for
Cleveland, O., where he will be first
assistant surgeon in the American
Steel Corporation hospital. He has
been with his parents, DR.. and Mrs.
F. L. Loveland, since his graduation
from the University Medical school, of
Lincoln, Neb., this spring. He will
stop on his way to Cleveland at Cor
nell university, where he was former
" a student, to attend house party
of the Sigma NJ fraternity, of which
he is a member.
Mrs. W. NJ. Houser has gone to
Springfield, Mo-, called by the death
of her father
Miss Anna Erickson and Miss Anna
Goodman spent Sunday in Excelsior
Mr.. H. K Goodrich will leave this
week for a trip to New York and |
Pennsylvania.
Mrs. Otto Kiene has gone to Wat
onga, to be present at the mar
riage of her brother Mr.. Hal Hotch-
kiss and Miss Huldah Chaplin today.
Miss Marie Johnston of Lawrence.
is the guest of Miss Nell Kouns. Her
brother, Mr.. Robert Johnston, accom-
panied her, and is on his way to Cal
ifornia, where he will make his home. |
Miss Clyde Bonebrake and Miss
Dorothy Porter. who were students at
Lasell college, Boston, this winter,
are expected to arrive home Tuesday
or Wednesday. At the close of school
they went to visit friends in Washing
ton and Chicago.
Mrs. Chas. Thomas spent the week
end with friends in Leavenworth.
Miss Eva Wiley of Emporia, will
arrive the middle of this week to |
spend a few days visiting Miss Marie |
Mrs. James Moore has returned |
home, after spending few months in |
MICHIGAN FOR hor health
Miss Dorothy Crane is the guest of |
her aunt, Mrs. T.. B. Smith of Kansas
City
Mrs Thomas B. Frost and her little !