The Topeka state journal., 1913-07-30

auto ride and later to Gage park, waere
a picnic supper was served for them.
The little guests included Ruth Bun =
nell, Dorothy Petit, Lucille MusgraEe,
Constance Van Malta, Katherine Good
rich and Dorothy Killian.
The Beta sorority girls will have a
picnic luncheon Saturday at the home
of Miss Lillian Stone, west of town.
Notes and Personal Mention.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. T. Hargreaves will
leave Monday night for their home in
Spokane. Wash, after a visit to Mr..
Hargreaves' people and to Mrs. Har-
greaves' mother. Mrs. o. S. Morrow.
They will stop in Denver, Colo, on
their return, and Mrs. Hargreaves sis
ter, Mrs. Paul Walker, will join them
there and accompany them to Spo--
kane, where she will be their guest
about three weeks.
Mrs. Charles Kouns will leave to-
night for New York to spend a few
weeks visiting her relatives.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. NJ. Catlin are
spending a month at Pine Lake. Wis.
Mr.. Morris LaCroix returned today
to his home in Moline, Ill, after Wis
iting friends in Topeka.
Mr.. A. E. Van Petten will leave
August 10 to spend a month camping
and fishing in New Auburn. Wis.
Mrs. James Troutman left today for
Estes Park Colo. for a months out
ing. She will join her daughter, Mrs.
Merrill Mills. who is spending the
summer in Estes Park.
Miss Nell Kouns and Miss Sara
kouns will leave this week to spend
the rest of the summer with an aunt
in northern Maine.
Mrs. ]. w. Going of San Diego, Cal,
is visiting her daughter, Mrs. Albert
Patten. She will go to Chicago the
last of the week, and the following
week she will return to Topeka to re-
sumo her visit to Mrs. Patten before
going to her home in San Diego.
Mrs. E. R. Sutton left today for
trip to Portland, Ore.
Mr.. and Mrs. Oscar Gohlke and
their daughters, Marguerite and Myr-
tie, have gone for trip to Duluth.
Mimi. and before their return they
will visit in Iowa. They will be away
until the first of September.
Mr.. Paul Samson and Mr.. John c.
March have gone for motor trip to
Kansas City in the Samson car
Mr.. Roy Forbes of Cleveland. o., is
visiting his parents. Mr.. and Mrs. w.
NJ. Forbes.
DR.. and Mrs. Franklin D. Walworth
of West Eighth avenue have bought
tract of land near Calhoun Bluffs
where they will build a bungalow and
make the place their home.
Miss Helen Koontz, who has been i'll
the past nine weeks. is improving.
Kansas City Thursday to remain un-
til Sunday.
Mrs. ]. H. Stuart will leave soon
for a trip east She will be in Chi
cago sometime studying china paint
ing, and will later spend a month in
Way1esville, Ohio.
Mrs. Harry Dickinson of Keokuk,
Ia. is visiting Mrs. Frank Flennil<en.
Mrs. George Scott will return
Thursday t. her home in Altus. Ok,
after a visit to Mrs. r. n. McEntire.
Mrs. H. r. NanDecar and her little
daughter. Priscilla. of Ord, Neb., are
visiting Mrs. VanDeoar's sister. Mrs.
Fl. L. Cook.
Miss Marjorie Petro is visiting rel
atives in Bcloit. Kan.
Miss Nellie Boon will leave Friday
to spend two weeks in Colorado
Springs and Manitou.
Miss Gussie Pickens left Tuesday
for Chicago to join her mother in a
visit to Mrs. Nelson Emmertz. They
expect to go fro m Chicago to Ash
vile, y. c.. to visit relatives
Mrs. Foster Rickenbacher, who
underwent an operation at ST. Francis
hospital week or two ago, is i'm
proving.