The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1912-09-02

California, who is in Topeka today,
ana gave a luncheon in mis- honor at
the executive residence.
Little Mary Rodgers is celebrating Aer
eleventh birthday anniversary today
and in honor of the event her mother,
Mrs A. A. Rodgers, asked about half
dozen little girls to keep the Gay
with her at the Country club. About
eight or ten guests were invited.
Predictions made last winter at
bridge tables, sewing schools. and any
place where two or three women We're
gathered together have been coming
true all summer, and the future bellies
cratic set have established themselves
in the homes OF the society people
from Dan to Beersheba.'
The latest arrival is little Mary Mar
garet Carver, born Saturday to MT.
and Mrs. Robert Carver. Her grand
parents are Mr. and Mrs. George Park
hurst and Judge and Mrs. T. F. Ga.r-
yer. Mr.. and Mrs. Ben Scandrett have
named their little girl, now little over
two months old, Cornelia- Little Tom
mie Frost, the baby son of Mr.. and
Mrs. Tom Frost. is said to be one of
the best dressed babies in town, and
his sister, little Betty Frost had the
same distinction before him. His
cousin, the Junior J. p. Davis, son of
Mr.. and Mrs. Scott Davis, ard Mr. dnd
Mrs. lief Felix's baby are new mem
bers of the Davis family. Mr.. and Mrs.
Guilford Dudley have named their lit
tie son, Guilford jr. Two baDies, whose
mothers were Topeka girls. will be
brought to Topeka soon 10 be shown
off to doting relatives. Mrs. Yer
kes, of New York, will bring her baby,
Albrecht Marburg, when she cores
home with her parents, Mr.. and Nj
A. A. Marburg, who are visiting her
in New York. The four generations
represented by the baby, Mrs. Yerkes,
Mrs Marburg, and Mrs. A. B. Jetmore,
who is now on her return from Europe,
will be together in the same block
Mrs. William Mcpherson, of Howell,
Michigan, will arrive Wednesday with |
her son, William Little William ana
Merrill Mills are the two infant grand |
children of Mr.. w. w. Mills
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Rev. Robert Gordon will speak 90 |
on the subject of Equal Suffrage. The
meeting will be under the auspices 81 |
the Good Government club.
A meeting will be held at CITY !
park Tuesday night, and Laura Clay |
of Kentucky will make the address.
Miss Clay isto tour Kansas in an auto |
mobile in the interests of the Suffrage
amendment, and the meeting Iuesoay
the Kansas Equal Suffrage League.
The public is invited to attend both
meetings.
News mas DeSn E6CSiNSu u III w.
ding of Miss Grace Naylor of Kansas
CitV and Mr.. Edward Holmes OF sioux
Falls South Dakota. Miss Mayor
graduated from Washpurn college last
spring and was a member OF the
Kama Kappa Chi sorority. Mr..
Holmes is physical culture instructor
in the City Temple, Sioux Falls. where
he and his bride have gone to make
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The following children attended a
party given Friday afternoon by
Ruren street: Virginia Mccoy, Frances
Esterly, Margaret Keller, Edith Grlest,
Louise Griest, Fora Hagenian, Ruth
Lerrigo, Genevieve Rhodes, Dorothy
swan Dorothy Gillian, Dorothy Rey-
nolds Mary Oswald, Pauline Elrod,
Helen Rosenberg, Leona Brittinal;
Monrova Strain, Louis Keller. Harold
Keller, DeWillis Dibble, Vincent DICK
inson and George Merriam.
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Notes and Personal Mention.
Miss Laura Townsley of Great Bend
will return home in day or two, after
a visit to Miss Ruth Bauer.
Mrs. J. w. F. Hughes and Miss Alice
Hughes will return September 15 from
Ludington, Michigan, where they are
spending the summer. Mrs. j. G.
Hughes and Miss Juliet Hughes arrive
% Mrs. Harold Bozen of Norman,
Okla. who is the guest of friends in
Kansas CITY, Will come 10 1OpShS
week to visit Miss Louise McNeal. Mrs:
Bozen was formerly Miss isabel
Heath of Topeka.
Mrs. W. R. Stubs and her family
returned Sunday evening from Law
renee, where they spent a few days at
their home, Wind Hill.
Miss Mildred Morton, who is visiting
friends in Chicago, win arrive home
the latter part of this week
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Crane motored
to Lake View last week, and went on |
from there to Kansas City to visit
Mrs. Cranes brother, Mr.. Lewis Smith.
Mr. and Mrs. H. H. Cartilage have
returned from a seven weeks trip tic
Denver
Mrs R. W. Ayers of Hooper. Wash.
will arrive Thursday for the Taliaferro-
Blair wedding. which will take place
next Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. w G. Dickie and
daughter Margaret of Cedar Rapids, Ia,
are visiting Mr.. ans Mrs. Oscar Wolf
Mrs c. NJ. Heaton and her sons
have returned from Montpelier, VI,
where they spent the summer
Nfr-. A NJ. Catlin and her son, who
have been in Wisconsin, have returned
home.
Mrs. C. B. Merriam and her son win
return this week from Falmouth, Mass
Mr.. Merriam went east last week and
will return with them.
Mr.. and Mrs. T. B. Garrett of 1923
West street, will entertain the members
of the Fraternal Brotherhood Tuesday 5
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