The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1912-10-04

to California a sanitarium for a
few weeks rest
Mr.. and Mrs L. U. Harrison enter
tanned at dinner Thursday night at
their home, $40 West Sixth street,
Mr. and Mrs. Sam Furnas of Let's,
Iowa; Mrs. Phebe Jay of Lyons, Kan. !;
Mrs. Fremont Miller, Mr.. Mark Pat
ty and Miss Mary Patty of Emporia,
Kan; Mrs. w. H. Harrison and Miss
fC F. McNair of Haven; Mrs. o. o.
! Beattie of Kansas City, Mo-; Mrs. J.
E. FoItz of Hutchinson; DR.. and Mrs.
A F. Harrison, Mr.. Bert Harrison
and Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Furnas.
Their dinner guests tonight will be:
Mr. Thompson Harrison of Blue
Mound, Kan; Mr.. and Mrs. Dyche
Harrison of Welda, Kan; Mr.. Amos
Harrison of Kansas City, Mr.. and
Mrs John Sprowl, Mrs. Sarah Curtis
and Mrs. Lucy Cromer.
A birthday anniversary dinner was
given today for Mrs. G. G. Harmon
at her home, 829 Monroe street. The
guests were: Mrs. Harmon, Mrs.
Frank Morris of Golden, Colo, Mrs.
Mary Gish of Denver, Mrs. w. H
Kientz, Mrs. Joe CrandaH and Mrs.
w. P. Long of Topeka.
Notes and Personal Mention.
Mr.. and Mrs H A Auerbach and
Captain and Mrs. A. B. Deutsch mo-
tored to Atchison today in the Auer-
bach car to attend the corn carnival.
Mr.. Ray Connen of Chicago will
spend Saturday and Sunday with his
parents Mr.. and Mrs. J. M. Cornell.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. G. Bauer motored
to Atchison today to attend the car
nival
Mrs. o. L. Moore left this morning
for Ryley, Alberta, Canada, called by
the serious illness of her sister, Mrs.
R. T. Blackburn.
The N. NJ Rice family of 529 Har-
rison street have returned from Cali
fornia, where they spent the past
Mrs. E. Dunakin of Kansas City is
the guest of her sister, Mrs. L. l..
Bailey, 917 Fillmore street
Mrs. William Crockett and her son,
William, jr., returned to their home
in Lafayette. Ind, Thursday, after a
months visit to Mrs. Crockett's ia
Their, Mr.. S. B. Rohrer.
Mr.. and Mrs. F. P. MacLennan and
Mrs. Reid Alexander motored to
Atchison this morning They will be
guests of Ex-Governor and Mrs w. j.
Dr.. F. K. Sanders, president of
Washburn college, will leave Saturday
for a business trip east.
Mr.. Paul Sherman, division account
L
Mrs. Sherman returned Thursday from
Boston, where they visited Mr.. Sher-
mans old home.
Miss Gussie Fuller has taken charge
of the refreshment department of the
z w C. A. in the place of Miss
Bertha Rowles, who has gone to New
York to enter the Y. w. c. A. train
ing school.
Mrs. D. L. de Garmo, of PA Tyler
street. will entertain Mrs. o. o. Beat
tie of Kansas City, Mrs. ]. E. Foltz
of Hutchinson, and Mrs. ]. S. McNalr
of Haven, at dinner tonight.
Mrs w. A Ifarshbarger, who has
been i'll in st. Francis hospital. has
been taken to her home, 1401 College
avenue, and is convalescing-
Miss Gwendolyn Chase will give a
song recital Thursday night, October
10. at the Kissing studio. FOG Kansas
avenue.
Mrs. H. c. Stevens and her little
daughter, Mildred, left today for their
home in San Luis Potosi, Mexico. They
have been with relatives in Topeka
the past few months on account of the
war in Mexico.
Mrs. NJ. S Moffitt and her daughter,
Frances, of Moberly, Mo, are guests
of Mrs. C. NJ Hill.
Miss Katherine E. Wrong, of the
Concondia Daily Blade staff, is the
guest of Miss Doris Burroughs, 1916
Fillmore street.
Mrs. Roy B. Guild has returned from
Paramount, Neb., where she attended
the annual convention Of the missionary