The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1913-07-14

given up their house in King street,
| and Mrs. Mulvane and her children are
visiting her parents in Portland, Ore.
| During her absence Mr.. Mulvane is
| living at the Throop hotel.
DIR. S. S. Estey is seriously i'll, and
his daughter, Miss Helen Estey, who
| is attending the university summer
school in Lawrence, has come to To-
| peka to be with him.
! Mr.. George Parkhurst will leave
! Thursday for a business trip of a
month to Butte. Mont. Mrs. Parkhurst
| expects to spend some time at the lakes
| later in the summer.
Mrs c. B. Ost has gone to Emporia
/ to visit her sister two weeks.
Miss Mary MacLennan and Miss
| Henrietta Alexander spent the weekend
| in Atchison visiting Miss Alice Brown
| and Miss Helen Hackney.
| Mr. and Mrs. Thomas S. Lyon re-
! turned Sunday from Chicago, where
| they spent the past two months.
| Arthur c. Nichols has gone to New
| ton to join a Santa Fe surveying party.
He has been student in Dartmouth
! college, and will resume his studies
| there in the fall.
/ Prof WillougbeN d. Boughton. an
structor in piano at Washburn college,
| who went on a concert tour recently
to the Isthmus of Panama. writes from
| New York city that he has sailed for
| Berlin, Germany, where he will spend
| the summer vacation studying music.
Professor Boughton will return to To-
peka in time for the opening of school
in September.
Sheriff. b Smith who graduated
from Washburn college last spring, will
teach German and history in the De-
catur county high school, Oberlin, the
coming year. He is spending his sum-
mer vacation in Topeka.
Mrs Frank Prina, of New York.
formerly Miss May Reddick, is visit
ing Mrs. John r. Mulvane. She will
be in Topeka about a week.
Miss Ada Dykes, of Lebanon, is Wis
iting Miss Mildred Newell.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Redmond, Miss
Merle Brandon, Mr.. and Mrs. Win
Beatty and Mr.. Guy Batdorf motored
from Burlington yesterday, in the
Beatty car.
Miss Grace Powell returned to To-
peka today to spend the rest of the
summer with her parents, DR.. and
Mrs. L. M Powell, after visiting
friends in Ohio since the close of the
art school in Chicago, where she was a
student last winter
Mr. Barton Phelps will leave Wednes-
day for Boston and from there will sail
for Europe on the Cunard line steamer,
Lacomia. He will spend some time
travelling in Italy, Switzerland and Bel
GUM and through to British Isles and
will return to America about the first
of October. During his absence he ex-
poets to visit the railway shops at
Crews, England and Budapest.
Mrs. Charles Brooks Thomas and
Miss Mary Vose who went to Seattle.
Wash, to attend the National Con-
gress of Charities and Corrections, will
return to Topeka on Tuesday.
Miss Matilda Bailey, principal of
Bethany College, left Saturday for
GAINESVILLE. Wisconsin, to spend the rest
of the summer.
hos a
trip to Tacoma. Washington.
Miss Leona Parsons, of Plattsburg,
Missouri. and Mr.. and Mrs. r. L. Hart
left Saturday for a visit in Grove, Kan
sas.
Mrs. B. c. Pope will leave Thursday
for trip to San Francisco, California.
Miss Marion Walp. Miss Gladys Cav.
Mr.. Louis Smith and Mr.. Charles at
tended party in Lawrence, given by
Miss Mary Reding and Mr.. Warren
Reding. Friday night.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Diller Carver. of
Lawrence, were guests over Sunday of
Judge and Mrs. T. F. Carver.
Mrs. A. B. Moore and her two sons,
Bernard and Sydney, left today for
Hartford. Kansas. to be gone a few
weeks. Mrs. Moore's sister, Mrs. Nora
Porter and her little daughter, Eliza
beth, will accompany them Mrs.
Moore is just recovering from injuries
received in a street car accident last
March.
Miss Helen Wright of Clay street, is
spending a few weeks with her grand
mother in Perry Kansas. Miss Mil
dred Wright will join her later.
The following girls spent the week
in Wakarusa camping on the G. E.
Joss farm: Emma Braun, Ruth john
son. Lille Olson. Mona Bell. Veda
kruse. Hulda Kruse, Daisy Woodcox,
Mamie kistler, Mamie Shafer,
Gladys Gartside. Claire Williams,
Helen Berry and Edna Atwell.
Mrs. G. w. Port and Miss Irene
Welshans will leave soon for trip to
Long Beach. California
Miss Loretta Powell spent Sunday
with her parents. DIR. and Mrs L. M.
Powell. and returned today to resume
her work in the summer school of
Baker University. She will come home