The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1911-07-17

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Nh. and Mrs. d. w. Mulvane have re-
turned from Crab Lake Wis, where
they have been since the early part OF
June. They expect to return the hrst
or August to Wisconsin ana remain un-
til the first Of September. Crab Lake,
which IS in northern Wisconsin, ana
only few miles from the Michigan
line, is said to be one of the most
delightful spots in America ana d
number of Topeka people have bought
summer homes on its shores, or rather,
among its islands; for the lake IS %
miles around, and its surface IS pro
ken by islands here and there, large
enough for a comfortable house ana
garden and grove. Mr.. Joab MulVdre
owns the largest of the islands, which
is three or four acres in area and the
house is large, built and furnished
much as a house in town, and proVld-
ed with the conveniences to be enjoyed
in city homes. His island is called
MulVane Island and during the summer
the members of his hons eaOld besides
himself, are: Mr. and Mrs. Speed Hughes
and their son. Mr.. David Hughes Mf
and Mrs. y. w. Mulvane, and Mr.. ana
Mrs Harrison Morgan, the house SER
wants, and a guide.
MI Willard Hall has recently bouSnt
enc Of the islands in Crab Lake ana
home of his family. Mrs. Hall and her
son Richard, are there this summer
enjoying a climate that is as near per
lection as a summer climate can Pc
and scenes that are quiet ana PIC
turesuue Mr.. and Mrs. Augustus Fan
ner and their daughter, Mamie, are
another Topeka family who have emo
sen Crab Lake for their summer res
dence. They call their home the Isle
Of Pines This little colony of Topeka
peoDle was completed this year whe n
Dean and Mrs. J. p. Deb Kaye anu
their children, Margaret and Phlhp,
went to their summer home in the early
Part of July, where they Jollieu M .
hayes people at Nelson Island
Each family keep guide, VINO cares
for their grounds, handles the boats
and conducts them through the sur
rounding country. Supplies are brought
from Ironwood, Mich. to a lumber
camp nea- the lake, where the island
dwellers" do their marketing L ms
camp is the nearest railway stdtloN
and our friends. upon arriving iiaVe
the romantic experience OF reacn1us
their homes by primitive method OF
travel Their guides meet them Win
canoes, and they are rowed away 1Ioul
the station to densely WOODED SlIip
OF land over which they pass py d eI L.
row trail leading through thick 1ofSsI
and underbrush. The canoes are hauleu
overland, to the farther shore ana llle
travellers again embark l4I ldili -
reached, and thus they continue an al
ternating land and water journey 70
their destination.
Miss Marion Thompson entertained
the Sigma Delta Psi girls Friday mcfh-
ing at her home in Potwin- The Sigma
Delts who are in town this summer,
are holding fortnightiy meetings, ana
Mrs. Harold Tice will entertain u e
members at their next meeting at heI
home on AIulvane street.
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A handsome costume worn by a par
ticularly attractive out Of town VISITOR,
Mrs. w. /. Allen, Of Kansas CITY, VINO
is the guest Of her sister. Mrs A w
Lacey, was a dress Oh soIp sISsn W." w.
q fine white stripe The boulce was
made on princess lines, with the hlSn
waist. The line joining the waist ana
skirt. sloped from the left shoulder u
az small buttons The slOping lines OF
the bodice met at the right side, ana
q striD of plain green, having a laclng
Of green cord over 1t reached the Llul
length Of the skirt. The cuts Oh INC
sleeves we're also finished with PLAIN
Green and the round collar was OF
heavy cream lace. The hat worn Win
fbo Gown was cream cOlored straw,
trimmed in a. bunch Of rose buds In the
mack and a bow of cream ribbon across
the TOP of the crown
THE following women had a bridge
luncheon Friday afternoon at the
Country club: Mrs. c. A. Morse ana
her guest. MIS-, Nd SCI - -. Ss,-;,
Fort Madison. Ia, Mrs. Charles SKIN
nor Mrs r. Mcfarland, Mrs. Frank
Hobart Mrs Frank Bradley. Mrs. A !
w. Lacey. Mrs. George Eagle, Mrs. c.
3. Reed. Mrs. d. E. Moreland of Okla |
homa City, Mrs. A. A Hurd, Mrs. T. u.
Humphreys, Mrs. E. a. Herbst. Mrs. T.
Myers and Mrs. T. n. Risteen.
Mrs. S. D. Cooper, Miss Mary Cooper, |
Miss Marguerite Kiene, Mr.. Roy john
son and Mr.. Arthur Buff went to Maple
Hill this morning to spend three d9Vs
camping.
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Notes and Personal Mention.
Mr.. and Mrs. Nat Black returned
Sunday from Chicago, and will leave
tonight to spend a month or six weeks
in Colorado
Professor J. f. Boodin. of the de-
partment of philosophy of the State