The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1912-05-25

two daughters, Miss Helen and Miss
Virginia Welty, are guests of Miss
Rebecca We1ty at the Sigma Delta Psi
house. The Weltys are to move to
Topeka and will make their home on
the corner of Huntoon and Western
avenue.
The series of organ recitals which
Dean Horace Whitehouse has been
giving at the Central Congregational
church will be completed tomorrow
afternoon by the final recital which
will be given at o'clock.
Mrs C. ]. Brown of Blue Rapids,
Kan, is the guest of her daughter,
Mrs. J. w. Gleed.
Mr.. and Mrs. Howard Dunlap of
Emporia, who were the guests of the
Frank P. MacLeInens, have returned
to their home.
Miss Dorothy Scott is spending the
weekend in Kansas City.
Mrs w. A. Johnston and Miss Helen
Ecker have been in Chicago this week.
On her way home, Mrs. Johnston
stopped in Atchison to address a suf-
frage meeting.
Mrs. j. K. Hudson of Kansas City
has been spending the week in Topeka,
visiting friends.
Miss Clyde Bonebrake leaves next
week to visit Miss Peggy Clark in Chi
cago. Miss Bonebrake and Miss Clark
will go together to attend house
party in New Jersey.
Miss Yeeta Conkling of Lyons, Kan,
is to be the guest of Miss Madeline
Whitney and Miss Mildred Guild
Mr.. John Robb.. Washburn 1909. will
return for the college commencement
Mr.. Robb is attending the medical coll
lege of the University of Denver.
Mrs. Clement Hackney and Miss
Polly Hackney of St Louis will come
Monday to spend few days with Mrs.
George Hackney and Mrs. c. D. Skin
ner.
Mr. and Mrs. William Macferran are
in st. Louis for IL few days.
The Beta girls of Washburn are
wearing their colors for new pledge,
Miss Lena Cooper of Topeka.
Miss katherine McCarter has been
the Junior annual which Baker uni
versity will issue next year.
Mr.. Edward T. Breen left May %
for st. outs. where he will spend a
few days with relatives and friends.
He will then go t. Chicago where he
has accepted a position with the Home
Insurance company of New York. Mrs.
Breen and little Miss Mary Catherine
and later will join Mr.. Breen in Chi
cago, where they will make their per-
manent home.
Mr.. Henry Spielman is in Dallas,
Tex, attending the Ad Mems conven-
ton.
Miss Veech Matthews, who has been
the guest of Mr.. and Mrs. Oscar wolf,
has returned to her home in ST. Joe.
Mrs. Ray Hall, who has been at st.
Francis hospital, is much better and
has returned to her home.
superintendent Frank NJ. Stah1 will
deliver a temperance address at the
First Baptist church Sunday evening
Rev. Robert Morris is spending the
weekend i'm Richland.
Mrs. A. B. Pomeroy leaves for Esk-
ridge today.
Mrs Edgar Modlin of Wellington,
Kan, is visiting IN the city.
Mr. of
are the guests of Mrs. Case.
A vacation school will be opened at
Clay building Monday, June 8 by Miss
Blanch Stewart
Summer school at Harrison school
building conducted by Mrs. Crawford,
27S8 Black.
The following children of the Y. w.
C. A. Saturday morning gymnasium
class "hiked'' this morning to Cages
Park: Rena Dibbie, Jessie Elliott,
Patricia Evans, Marguerite Frisbie,
Estella Frisbie, Marguerite Locknane,
Mural Lyman. Elspey Schwartz, Sara
Hazel Slaughter, Lucille Smith, Co
rhine Smith, George Whitcomb. Isa-
bel Whitcomb, Blanche Batterhill,
Adelaide Arnett, Edwilla Clark, Edna
Henderson, James Kerr, Floyd Hoov-
er, Claudia Capp, Norris Colson, Hillen
Holler, Barbara FARRELL, Jane Lannon, |
Helen Lucas, Vivian Manley, Ruth
Marsh, Dorothy Petit, Marian VIII
liams Helen Hawkes.. Ruth Hawkes.,
Samuel Lyman. Gladys Scott, Kenneth |
Wallace. Chaperoned by Miss Flora
Gordon, Mrs. Trout and Miss Louise
Bloodgood.