The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1913-07-08
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DIR. and Mrs George Port Ashton
went to Kansas City this afternoon
where DIR. Ashton will attend the meet
ing of the National Dental association
Mrs Ashton will be a guest at num-
her of parties to be given in honor OF
her niece, Miss Julia Margaret ASH
ton, whose marriage to Mr.. William
Hartford Norton, will take place July
15. DR.. and Mrs. Ashton Will remain
in Kansas City for the wedding.
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Miss Bernice Fuller, who is spending
a part of her summer holidays with
her parents, Mr.. and Mrs A: M
Fuller, will leave August 10 FOR Lake
Geneva Wisconsin, where she VIII pc
in charge of the music for the y W.
C. A. summer conference. She Will re-
main at the lake until the first or sep
tember and will then go to 1nd1anap-
oils. Ind, to resume her work in the
V w G. A. of that city. Miss Fuller
was in Indianapolis last winter in as
sociation work and where she was IN
terested in music, both at the assocla-
ton and in musical circles Oh the CITY
Miss Mary Reding and Miss Rather
inc Reding of Lawrence arrived To-Day
to Join their brother, Mr.. Roy Redlns'
in a visit to the E. G. Smith fanny
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given at the Reding home in Lawrence
Friday evening. and Miss Gladys Cav
win go from Topeka to be a guest.
Miss Dorothy Scott entertained the
girls of her sewing club at an informal
porch party Monday afternoon.
Mr.. and MRS : ]. 3. Johnston of Edin-
burg. Scotland, have been in Topeka
visiting Mrs. Johnston's sister, Mrs.
made a hurried trip to the states, ana
were here only a few days, stopping on
their return from Los Angeles, Cal
where they spent a short time. MI
Johnston went on to chicago ana MIs'
Johnston left the first of this week to
Join him, and they will sail Friday OF
this week from Montreal on their re-
turn to Scotland Miss Gladys CAV
during her residence abroad, made her
home with her uncle and aunt, Mr.:
and Mrs. Johnston, in Edinburgh, and
was with them in Paris for some time.
Mrs. George B. Gallon of Toluca,
ILL.,, who was formerly Mrs. Ellen
Humphries of Topeka, is now in Eng
land, visiting her people, and looking
after her interest in the estate or her
mother, who has recently died Mrs
Gallon was active in the work TOT
equal suffrage in Kansas, and is
much interested in the militant move
ment in England. She attended the
funeral of Grace Davidson who was
killed at the derby. She is furnishing
information for the Good Government
club of Topeka, to be turned over to
the foreign bureau of that organiza-
ton. Mrs. Gallon was an active mem
Der of the Good Government club
when she lived in I !.
Mrs Gilbert Worley entertained the
girls of the Beta sorority at her home
in Potwin Place Monday afternoon.
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Miss Mildred Lewis gave porch
party this morning at her home in
Taylor street, for Miss Nealie Har-
baugh, whose marriage to Mr.. Walter
Sholz will take place Wednesday. The
guests were a few intimate friends of
the bride-elect.
Miss Grace Gaines gave a party
for Miss Harbaugh Monday, and her
guests were: Miss Harbaugh, Miss
Florence Embree, Miss Ruth Leonard,
Miss Mildred Lewis, Miss Ella VALID
ron. Miss Anna Maude Smith of Lyons.
who is a guest at the Harbaugh home,
and Mrs. Arthur Wood.
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Notes and Personal Mention.
Miss Julia Keshner. of st. Louis,
Mo-, is the guest of Miss Lucille Full
Ter, 1907 Van Buren, street
Miss Elizabeth Abernathy of Leav-
enworth, has returned home after a
visit to Miss Frances McClintock.
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to Colorado.
Mr.. w. E. Beard has gone for a
trip to Vancouver. B. c.
Mrs. A. T. Lucas and Miss Helen Luz
cas- will spend the month of August at
Lake Okoboji Iowa, where they have
taken a cottage.
Mrs Seaton Shaffer. of Mankato. who
is ill in Christ hospital. is slowly re-
covering.
DR.. Martha Mccoy will go to Kansas
City Wednesday morning to attend the
National Dental association.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Davis left today
to visit relatives in the southern part of
the state and from there they will go
to Manitou. Colorado, to spend the rest
of the summer.
Miss Helen Lucas has returned from
Usage City, where she has been guest
al the Clyde Miller ranch
Mrs. ]. K. Hudson and her daughter,
Mrs. Anna Hudson Smith. of Kansas