The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1912-06-11

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Several Topeka people are planning
to spend the summer in Europe this
year. Miss Julia Larimer leaves for
indianapolis tonight. She will attend
commencement at Wellesley college,
Massachusetts, then join her sister,
Miss Alice Larimer, and sail from
Boston June 18th, on tie Cretic, land
ing at Naples. Mrs. L. d. Whittemore
sails on the same boat and will be &C
companied by Miss Ruth Schnacke,
who was graduated from Washburn IN
10, and lives in Paola. Mrs. H E.
Whittemore will go to Boston with
them, and spend several months in the
Green Mountains of Vermont. Miss
Josephine Webb and her niece Miss
Ariel Nichols, leave tomorrow to sail
from New York and spend the summer
abroad.
Miss Freda Belts is to entertain in
formally at bridge Wednesday after
neon in honor of her guest, Miss Minna
Hertel of Pasadena, California. The
following girls will play: Miss Hertel,
Miss Belts, Miss Lenora Stubs. Miss
Dorothy Scott, Miss. Ariel Nichols,
Miss Rachel Coston, Miss Lillian Nc
Golf, Miss Marguerite Koontz, Miss
Dorothy Barber, Miss Esther DolIey.
Miss Rose Heit, and Miss Louise Nc
Gcf. Miss Hertel returns to her home
the last of the week, and Miss Adell
Gage. another school friend of Miss
Belts. from McLoud, California. is TO
spend next week in Topeka, at the
Belts home.
Inc summer whist club will meet
Wednesday afternoon at the Fred T1es'
bungalow in Highland Park. The mem
bers are to play cards in the afternoon
and their husbands will join them for
tea.
The Kansas Beta, Phi Delta Theta
alumni association of Washburn COL
lege will give the annual after-com-
mencement smoker at the Elks' club
this evening. The election of the
years officers will be held at the ses-
sion and the following fraternity men
VIII attend: Mr.. Robert Stone, Mr.
Wistar P Williams, Mr.. Arthur ]. Car
ruth, Jr:, Mr.. Omer D. Smith, Mr..
James Mcclure, Mr.. Cyrus Monroe.
Mr.. Harold H. Tice, Mr.. William P.
Snyder. Mr.. Wallace Pettyjohn, Mr..
Verne Day M. Ed Mooney, Mr. Leo
Mooney Mr.. Karl Bowman, and Dr.
Leo Haughey.
Mr. John Mitchell of New York, vice
president of the Organized Labor
movement of the United States, has
neen spending few days in Topeka
and was the guest of honor yesterday
az a luncheon in the governors home.
IEose present included: Mr. Mitchell,
Mr.. Alexander Howard of Pittsburg.
Pa, Mr.. David Leahy, Dr. A. c. Sloan.
Mr.. w. 7. Luce, and Mr.. Paul Mont
gomery.
The New Thought club will meet
this evening at the home of Mrs. Ida
II. Hardy, 731 Lane street, at o'clock.
A party of young people left for the |
w. Y c. A. camp this morning, and
VIII remain the rest of the week. Miss |
Mary Wilson and Miss Merle Fowler |
are the chaperones, and the party m
cludes: Miss Theodore Smith, Miss
Ruth Larimer, Miss Lucille Elmore |
Miss Hazel Thomas, Miss Ruth Tom |
fnson, Miss Lucille Bomgardner, Miss |
Ruth Thompson, Miss Laura Neis- |
Weiskirch, Miss Lucille Rosen, Miss
Mildred Quinton, and Miss Christina |
Ward.
The. Mothers club of the Topeka
Provident association met with Mrs. |
Ward Burlingame, 626 Topeka avenue, |
this afternoon.
Mrs. Isabel Macarthur, 1918 Topeka |
avenue, gave family picnic this after |
daughters, Mrs. A. F. Yenney of Cha |
nue., and Mrs. F. P. Barry of Chicago. |
who are Mrs. McArthur's guests. About |
twenty-five persons were present.
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Notes and Personal Mention.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Sanders, who |
have been spending a year with Presi- |
dent and Mrs. Frank K. Sanders of |
Washburn college, return soon to their |
work in Africa. Mrs. San |
1ers left today for Oberlin, O., where |
she will attend her class reunion, and |
dr. Sanders goes next week to attend |
at Williams cllege, |
Mrs. w. r. Stubs, Miss Margaret |
Stubs, Mr.. Roscoe Stubs and Mr.. |
Paul Stubs will motor to Mulvane on |
Thursday and sepnd few days with |
Mrs. Stubs mother, Mrs. J. N. Hos |
teller. Miss Lenora Stubbs, who will |
go by train, is to join them in Null |
vane.
Mrs. Charles Wright, who has been
the guest of the J. D. Mcfarland fam
ly, has returned to her home in Grip
pie Creek.
Mrs. E. B. Chapman is spending a
few weeks in Corning, Kansas.
The ladies of Grace Cathedral guild