The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1913-05-19

Dieckriede, who have been visiting
Mrs. Dieckriede's daughter, Mrs. E. H.
crosby, and Mr. Crosby. have return
/ ed to their home in st. Louis.
Mrs E. e. Sells of Garden City has
gone to Nebraska for a visit before
returning to her home. In Topeka she
was the guest of Mrs. E. S. Marshall
and Miss Ethel Currie.
Miss Helen Ingham has returned
from Lawrence, where she spent few
, days with friends.
| bought the house at 914 Fillmore
street and will move some time in
August.
Mrs. Sublette and her daughter,
Elizabeth, will arrive this week to visit
Mrs. Sublette's sister, Mrs. Marco Nor
Mrs. David L. Croysdale and her
two children of Kansas City VIII ar
Miss Marian Garretson.
Mr. and Mrs. G. T. Hornsby, Miss
Bertha Hornsby Miss Ruth Hornsby
and Mr.. John Hornsby left yesterday
for Chicago and other points in Hi
nOiS where they will visit relatives.
Miss Sara Kouns dislocated her jaw
while she was eating breakfast Sunday
morning. She was to sing the solo
parts in the cantata "Rebekah' Sun
day afternoon, at Grace cathedral, and
on account of her inability to take the
soprano parts, the rendering of the
cantata has been postponed until next
Sunday.
Mrs. Emma Sells Marshall went to
Lawrence today to attend the suffrage
convention.
Mrs. William Wagner and Miss Ella
Wagner of Ann Arbor Mich, are the
guests of Mrs. Wagner's daughter,
Mrs T. w. Peers Mrs. Wagner, Miss
Wagner, Mrs. Peers and Miss Irene
Peers will leave the first of June for
Ann Arbor and Mrs. Peers and her
daughter will spend the summer there.
Miss Adeline Peers, who came from
Ann Arbor last week, called by the
death of her father, DR.. Peers. will re-
turn to her work next week. Miss
Peers will finishe her course at the
university in June.
Mrs. George Thatcher and her chill
dren, Rebecca. Phillip and Luin, will
arrive the last part of the week to
visit Mrs. Thatcher's mother, Mrs. c.
O.. knowles.
Mr.. and Mrs. Paul Hudson and their
daughter, Helen Marie and their son,
Donald. of the City of Mexico. have
gone to New York to attend the grad
uating exercises of the John Gardner
school, where Miss Pauline Hudson is
one of the graduating girls. Mrs. Hud-
son and her daughters will come to
Topeka after the close of the school
to visit Mrs. Nathan Price and Mrs.
Marie Price Wear, and Mr.. Hudson
and Mr.. Donald Hudson will remain
in New York a few weeks, but will
Mexico.
Mr. Earl Fisher of Wamego, Kan,
spent Sunday in Topeka with friends.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Conover and
their daughter of Virginia, Ill. were
guests Sunday of Mrs. Conover's
brother, Mr.. Roy Bone, and Mrs. Bone.
Mrs. A. H. Ellis went to Lawrence
today to attend the suffrage conven-
ton.
Miss Alice B. Hazard of Kansas City
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Clarence Skinner.
Mr.. S. S.. OFT has gone to Texas on
a ten days business trip.
Miss Helen Mcleod and Miss Ruth
Mcleod of Evanston, Ill. are guests
this week at the home of Mr.. and Mrs.
E. w. Thompson of Potwin.
The Rev. Mr. r. Gordon of the First
Baptist church. will go to Detroit,
Mich. Wednesday to attend the North
ern Baptist convention.
party was given by the Pythian
Sisters, at the home of Mrs. N H.
Wolff, GA Huntoon street. which the
following guests attended, Mrs. ]. w.
Goss Mrs. F. J.. Bartlett, Mrs. c. L.
Smith, Mrs. Katherine Schoenhofen,
Mrs. ]. E. Watts, Mrs. C. G. McCleery,
Miss Murl McCleery. Mrs. D. Green
stead, Mrs. E. L. Pinkerton, Mrs. G.
w Miller. Mrs. P H. Coney. Mrs NJ.
B. Council. Mrs. Della Watts. Mrs. E.
M. Derby, Mrs. Joseph Mullin. Mrs.
Rose Coe. Mrs. j. F. Spohns. Mrs. ].
H. Alexander. Mrs. ]. c. Hunter, Mrs.
H. c. Fraser and Mrs. H. L. Manches-
ter. Similar parties will be given
every two weeks by the members of
the order.
The above fetching creation was
shaped of soft black hemp with round
low crown and rolling brim bent in
is almost universally becoming-and
caught to the crown on the right side