The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1913-06-17

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of Island Falls; Mr.. and Mrs. ]. H
Stinchfield of Orono.
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A series of parties are planned fol-
Mrs. Walter Noble of Minneapolis
, Mimi, who with her two sons, Walter
and John. are visiting at the George
NJ. Noble home. Mrs. George Noble
will give an informal afternoon party
Wednesday; Mrs. Charles Brooks
Thomas will give a luncheon for he'll
at the Country club Thursday. Mrs
Eugene Quinton will have an informal
tea Friday in her honor, and Mrs. Geo.
Crawford and Mrs. Arthur Capper will
have a dinner Saturday night Parties
for Monday and Tuesday of next week
, have been planned, Mrs. William Mac
ferran to entertain Monday afternoon,
and Miss Margaret Weiss Tuesday af-
ternoon. The Misses Sweet will give
a dinner Sunday
Mrs. J. c. McClintock entertained
guests informally today at bridge for
Mrs. Alice Bullene who will leave
soon to spend the summer in the
mountains.
Two landscape paintings by a for
mer Topeka man, John Elliot Jenkins.
are being shown in the windows of
the Mills store. The pictures, which
are scenes of the country near Hous-
ton, Texas. were sent by Mr.. Jenkins
to his relatives here, and they have
been placed in the window at the store
that his friends might see them
Mr.. Jenkins is the son of the for
mer claims agent of the Union Pacific,
who is now living in California. He
began his study of art in Washburn
college and afterwards was a student
of painting in Paris. He is now living
in Austin, Texas, and has recently pre-
scented to the University of Texas
portrait of Judge Clark, of the Su-
preme court of that state. The state
of Texas has given to the state of Nir-
ginia a painting that Mr.. Jenkins
made of General Houston, of Virginia.
Mr. Jenkins is now teacher of art in
the University of Texas, and his
friends in Topeka will be glad to learn
Of his success.
A party of travellers left Topeka Fast
night to spend a part of the summer
abroad. The members of the party,
which will make the tour under the
direction of the Western Bureau of
Travel, are: Miss Elizabeth Davis
Steele, Miss Marian Maris, Mrs. Louise
Hill, Miss Ruth Price, Theodore
Miss Carr, Miss Board and
Miss Mary Board of Kansas City, and
three young women from New York
city. The party is being conducted
by Miss Ethel Aldrich, who has tour
ed Europe a half a dozen times or
more. They will stop in Chicago.
and New York, and will
sail on a boat of the Hamburg Ameri
can line. The party will visit ten
countries, including Spain, Portugal,
Italy, Switzerland, Germany and Aus
-ria, Holland and Belgium, France
and England
Miss Katherine Keiser of Kansas
City. who is visiting Miss Jean Lind
say, was the guest of honor at a card
party this morning, given by Miss
Ruth Rooster. The guests included:
Miss Keiser, Miss Katherine McFar-
land. Miss Bertha Clay. Miss Grace
Dana. Miss Violet Crum bine, Miss
Alena Philbin, Miss Mildred Bowman,
Miss Florence Bowman, Miss Ruth
Foster, Miss Margaret Shakeshaft,
Miss Margaret Ever, Miss Helen We'll
ty. Miss Mildred Agard, Miss Helen
Reinbach, Miss Louise Bell, Miss
Emily Seery. Miss Antoinette West,
Miss Helen Neese. Miss Elizabeth Gull
Stewart. Miss Fern Mold, Miss Marion
Dana, Miss Katherine Harrison of
Downs, Miss Lindsay.
Mrs. ]. C. Burnett entertained her !
,lub at an all-day picnic today at the |
club.
Miss Winifred Greene gave an in
ormal party Saturday night for Miss
katherine Keiser Of Kansas City,
Mr.. and Mrs Metzdorf will leave |
Don for FL Paso. Texas, to make their |
home. and Miss Margaret Hughey will /
entertain informally Thursday after
loon at a farewell party for Mrs.
Metzdorf
Notes and Personal Mention
Miss Mildred Fuller. VINO has been
-ttending the convent of the Sacred
Heart. st. Louis, has visited Colonel |
nd Mrs. Griffith. of Jefferson Barracks,
10. since the close of. school, and will
eturn to Topeka Thursday to spend !
he summer with her parents, Major
nd Mrs. Alvarado NJ. Fuller Major
FULLER will meet her in Kansas City
nd accompany her home.
Miss Rose Hite will go to LeWisburg |
Y. Va. the latter part of August to J
isit Miss Florence Mathews. She will
e gone two or three weeks.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. c. Starr returned |
his morning from a weekend visit to
Ir and Mrs. c. c. K. Scoville, of SEN
ca. They will leave the early part
f July for their new home in Fresno.
al.
Mr.. George Merrick, who is superin-
endent of telegraph for the Southern
'acific. was in Topeka today with a
arty of railroad men who are making
tour of inspection over their eastern
mes. and visited his sister-in-law
Irs. J. c. McClintock. He was at one
me a Topeka man, but left for the
est about % years ago
Major Alvarado NJ. Fuller went to
'ort Leavenworth this morning and
ill return Thursday.
Captain and Mrs. ]. s. Mcdowell. of
NTH Center, are guests at the J. r.
'urrow home.
Mr.. and Mrs. Hale Hamilton arrived
Ionday to visit Mr.. Hamilton's par
nts, Mr.. and Mrs. J. D. NJ. Hamilton.
hey viii be here two weeks. and will
hen go to the Adirondacks for the rest |
f the summer before leaving for Lon
on.
Mrs. W. L. Dickey and her family,
ho have been visiting the j. F, Jar