The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1913-02-22
Notes and Personal Mention.

has been studying art this winter.
Mr. and Mrs. L. P. Robinson and their
Illinois, the past two years. have returned
to Topeka and are occupying the c. H.
Gaunt house on Tyler street.
Mr. J. K. Mitchell of Burbank Okla
homa, has been visiting his sister, Mrs.
M. Petro. He left today for Cawker
| City, Kansas. and Mrs. Peto accompan-
led him and will visit her mother, Mrs.
A. S. Mitchell, three or four days:
Mrs Wade Doster of St. John, Kansas,
has been called to Ireland by the serious
illness of her mother. and will sail from
New York February 26, on the Lusitania-
Her little daughter, Caroline, is in Topeka
with her grandparents, Judge and Mrs.
Miss Esther Kleinhans is i'll at the home
of her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. John Klein
hans. ,r.
roe went to Kansas City today to see the
blue Bird" -,
Miss Lucille Hooper, who is visiting her
sis+er Mrs Tom Liliard will leave next
saturday for her home in Santa Barbara
MT. H Long, president of the Haddam
state bank of Haddam, Kansas, is VISITING
his daughter, Mrs. F. c. Cox. 1926 West
street. r. 49, c-;+x,
of Mexico will come to Topeka next ran
and will spend few months with MIS-
Butln's mother, Mrs. Anna Wilson; go,
Mrs o. E. Walker has returned ir ~, 4
Kansas City, where she went " sec nv
Mr. and Mrs. b F. Akers went to kan
sas City today to attend the automopiie
Mrs. P. G. Noel who has been in Gail
fornia is now in Nevada, and Will return
home the first Of April II, , ., e,o
Mrs Marco Morrow viii leave tne the, emu
of the month for California, and will be
away two months. AT.
Mr. and Mrs. j. H. Phillips and MISS
Margaret Condor spent Sunday with Mr..
and Mrs Luke of East Euclid avenue.
Miss Elsie Byers and Mr. Clarbourne
Sautter of Horton. are visiting MI anu
Mrs. George s. Badders
Mrs Addie Tousley, of McClaxe. Golo.,
is visiting Mrs J. c; Tuliock. ti0 west
Tenth avenue. Mr.. Tullock has gone TO
Waterloo. Iowa to spend two weeks visit
The regular missionary meeting of the
First Presbyterian church will be held
Wednesday afternoon at the church
Mexico will be the subject of study.
Mrs A A. Hayes will leave the first 81
next week to visit friends in Wichita
kan, and Guthrie and Oklahoma City,
Mr.. Harry NJ. Badders, of Barstow.
The n N S. club will meet Tuesday
afternoon with Mrs. P w. Sayre. 14ll
West Eighth street, instead of with Mrs
Thomas r. Jones, as previously appointed
Miss Ruth Keene, who has been in To-
peka for several weeks with her parents,
Mr. and Mrs. A. NJ. Keene, has gone for
visit to friends in Des Moines, Ia. At the
close of the legislative session she will
join her parents in Fort scott
Miss Hazel Carlisle of Leavenworth, is
visiting Senator and Mrs. L. F. Porter at
the National hotel.
Miss Ida Tinker gave a pupils recital
Al her home on Fillmore street this after
noon. The students who furnished the
program were: Mrs. A G. Shaffer, Mrs.
L. N Annew, Mrs. c. Shaffer, Mrs.
Lowry Miss Faye Clemmons. Miss Mat
tie Payne. Miss Anita Weiskirch. Miss
Blanche Bowman Miss Eleanor Mitchell.
Miss Elsie Jacobs. Miss Pearl Markley,
Hiss Margaret Hardness, Miss Louise
Greist, Miss Mabel Richter. Miss Blanche
BattershiT, Miss Naomi Johnson, Miss
Bertha Lauterbach, Miss Helen Brown,
Miss Ruth Logan, Miss Bertha Jacobs,
Miss Marguerite InScho. Miss Jennie
Johnson, Miss Marion Sturm, Miss Edna
Richter Miss Louise Swarz Miss Mar
garet McNearny, Miss Ada Hardness,
Miss Irene Lauterbach, Miss Rose john
son. Albert Bowman, George Allen, joe
Zimmerman John Allen. Sheldon Hoge-
boom and Thomas Dewey.