The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1912-08-19

Hostettler' OF Mulvane, arrived last
| week is visit her. Mr. G. A |
Madison to seat in congress- and Mrs |
i Medley, are on their way to their home |
IN Hutchinson from Washington, D. c., !
and are stopping for a visit at the /
Governors House. Mrs. Medley and Mrs I
Stubbs are sisters. The governors faith |
er, Mr.. j. T. Stubs, of Lawrence. is |
also guest of his son. The Stubs
FAMILY have remained in town this sum-
mer except the boys, Roscoe and Paul |
VINO have been in Colorado on the |
| Stubs ranch.
me L. II. Mum house at 315 Topeka !
avenue is to have an addition within |
few weeks. Mrs. Mum has long been |
quite devoted to the culture of flow
ers and has succeeded admirably with |
a garden that has annually blossomed |
on tne grounds about her house. anc |
now she Will build a Conservatory to |
pc one of the largest belonging to any |
private dwelling in town. Besides tbe |
plants and flowers, the conservatory |
WIN De equipped with an aquarium
Mr. Cyrus Monroe, who has snen+ |
iiIosI OF this summer in Iowa, has been |
liuuctng summer camp in Arnold's |
PARK. He graduated last spring from |
the WaShburn law school and began
practlce in the Office of his father. |
Juose Lee Monroe, but was Obliged to
give up his practice a few months on
, account OF some trouble with his ewes
a--ss uoctor commanded rest and an /
outooor HE for the. summer and Mr.
monroe then went to Lake Okohoii
ana later established himself in cams
at arnold park. Two of his Topeka |
eius' MT Harold Spielman and Nj I
sAnssio AIT, have been in camp with
MIN part of the time. The II. SnieI-
man FAMILY are spending the summer
Ct Cnelr summer home al Lake O<oboii
en- s,,u M, M, AT mas lately returned from
81 Jung at the camp. Mr.. Monroe ex-
poets to return in the early autumn
20 resume his practice.
=
Mr.. and Mrs. Edwin Davis entertain
Gu the Following guests over Sunday
from topeka, who motored over. in tha
Hull automobile: Miss Bertha E,III 5
MISS Clyde Bonehrake, Miss Dorothy
Baroer' Mr. Jack Campbell, Mr.. Edwin
, 1alnpDeri and Mr.. Joe HuH.-Leaven-
Mrs. Cora Wellhouse Billiard, of Ton
ganoxie, will give a house marty This
week wednesday. Thursday and Fri
Ga az ner nome on Summit farm.
A. Johnston and Mrs. W. r. stuhbs
The literature of the suffrage cam
b boaf mas an ADDITION of a new song
D e "rltten by DR.. H. w Roby Most
OF the songs are PAROLES and nara
phrases adapted to popular melodies.
Anthem ;. '9 te +h are: Freedoms
,HIver; The Song of Liberty" sung to '
Inc air of Old Rosin the Reau. sS7,I. = |
law OF Laws" to the air of Aud Lang I
Mr.. and Mrs. L. U. HARRISON enter T
aimed at their home, $50 West Si,tb ! !
P Egehhe. In compliment to Mrs. Clark
Helen Pinkham of Los Angeles. CAT F
Bic guests were: Mrs. Pinkham, Miss S
F Fan Mrs. G. F. McNair of Haven,
Kansas. Mrs. J. E. Toltz of Hutcbin r
son, Mrs. D. Harrison of Herinrfon
MI Mr. and Mrs. John Sproul, Mr.. and $
"a MIS-, CHARLES Sproul, DIR. and Mrs. A.
va nary Harrison. Miss Lutte Harrison, 4
Mr.. Paul Harrison and Mr. and Mrs e
verne Harrison and their baby.
Notes and Personal Mention.
Mrs. William Crockett and her 1T
tie son, William, jr., will arrive the
nrst week in Septembe to visit Mrs :,
Crocketts father. Mr.. S. B. Rohrer, e
Gleed. !,
Mrs. j. W. Miller and Miss Ruth /
Miller sailed from New York August
II on the Berlin, North German I1iove F
line. for European trip.
Mr. John Rohrer of Wichita has re-
turned home after a visit to his broth
er, MI. S. B. Rohrer.
Mrs Monte Kistler and her little 9
daughter Doris have returned from 2
Fort Stockton, Texas, where they visit \
ed Mrs. Kistler's parents Mr.. and Mrs. E
Frank Grimes. S
Mr.. and Mrs. W. w. walker of E
Mime apolis, Kansas, have come to To- e
peka to be guests of Mr.. and Mrs. Ray =
Walker of the Plaza Mr.. w. w.
Walker is attending a meeting of as-i N
ISOLATED fraternities in st. Paul, MINI. | y
Mr.. and Mrs George A. Guild and N
their family will return Wednesday a
from Centennial, Wyoming, where they 81
spent the past few weeks. S
Mrs w. s. Roark of 1430 College
avenue, who is at Christs hospital re- 81
covering from an operation for APP IN
pendicitis. will be taken to her home $
this week. Y
vacation .,
The ]. S. Dean family have return S
ed from trip to Utah. John and p;
City. Mo-. where they visited their nj
sister, Mrs. Ball. .
The c. G. McCleery family have A
gone to Colorado in their automobile. u
daughter, Mary, and Mr.. Roy John
ston,. will return tonight from Long
Beach. Calf. where they spent the fl
Mr.. George Krenning. of Oberlin 3
college, Ohio, will return the last of 3
the week to his home in Ohio. He =
spent the summer with Mr.. Laird :.
Dean on the T. F. Doran farm.
Mrs. Peter Smith and her son will =
leave the latter part of the week for :,
Minneapolis, Mimi, to visit Mr.. Robt. y y
Smith, and they will spend a. month e
at the lakes. te
Mrs. ]. F. Haskell has returned m
from Manitou, Colo The family will q
remain in the mountains the rest of l.
the summer. 81
DR.. and Mrs. Charles M. Sheldon <
and their son, Merriam, who have y
been spending the summer in Wiscon- y
sin, will return to Topeka the first of "
September Later DIR. Sheldon will 81