The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1913-06-05

June Is at the Hyde Park hotel Chi
| cago.
Mrs. ]. B. Larimer entertained infor-
mally Wednesday morning in honor OF
Mrs. Edward Grafstrom of Columbus,
o.. who has been the guest of Mrs
| William Henderson for several weeks
and who leaves for her home today
Mrs. Grafstrom has been the guest at
several informal parties which have
| been given in Potwin Place
I.
The last alumni meeting of the Wash
burn medical department, which has
been disbanded and will be merged into
the department at Kansas university.
was held Wednesday afternoon at 51o
Quincy street. The annual banquet
was given at 1 o'clock in the Thomas
gymnasium. The former officers were
reelected; % members of the gradual
ing class of '13 were received into the
organization. The following alumni
were present: Dr. Josephine Davis OF
Ottawa, DR.. C. F. Menninger, DR.. Otto
Riene, Dr. w. F. Bowen, DR.. H NJ
Common and DR.. H. L. Clark of Topeka;
DR.. c. Purdon, Lexington, Neb-; Dr.
H. o. Hardesty, Jennings; Dr. Marx
Granville: DR.. J. C. Shaw, Holton;
DR.. W. r. F'risbie, Delvon; Dr. l. T.
Haughey, Portland; DR.. D. R. Sterrett,
winchester, and DR.. John M Frank
enburger, dean of the University Med1-
cal college, Kansas city. MO
Mrs. Albert Patten entertained in
formally at her home, 1923 Western av-
enue, this afternoon for Miss Mamie
VeaIe, who will leave on Saturday to
spend the summer abroad with MISS
Ethel Aldrich.
The following members of the "65
club were entertained recently at din
ner in honor of Mrs. A. L. w. Johnson,
who has gone to Kansas City TO re-
main permanently: Mrs c. L. Craig,
Mrs. A. Beine. Mrs. r. Parkhurst, Mrs.
Mrs F. L. Hughey, Mrs J. E. B. john
ston, Mrs. F. R. Rice, Mrs NJ. Wilson.
Mrs NJ. A. Shoemaker and Mrs. T. E.
Sheard.
Miss Mildred Jeanette Phillips and
Mr. A Frank Young were quietly mar
ried Wednesday night at the parsonage
of the Central Congregational church, !
Rev Roy B. Guild officiating. The only
were Mrs. B. NJ. Sutton, the
niece of the bride, and Mr.. Edward
Young, the brother of the groom Mrs |
Young, who is a sister of Mrs s L.
Courtney has made numerous friends |
during her connection with the Court |
ney millinery parlors. Mr.. Young has /
been employed by the Crosby Brothers |
for II years.
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Mrs. George Middaugh entertained |
Wednesday afternoon at her home,
1881 Quincy street, in honor of Mrs.
James Porter of Pueblo. Colo, who
is the guest of Mrs. Ed Gordon Those
present were: Mrs; JOSEPH A Aigngr'
Mrs. John Collins, Mrs. w. A Dyal,
Mrs. Henry J. French, Mrs. Harry
Goodrich, Mrs. L. G. Hammond, Mrs
Andrew Jack. Mrs. Charles Hammond,
Mrs. Louise Loud. Mrs. ]. E. Mannin.
Mrs. c. S. Roby, Mrs. L A Ryder,
Mrs Webb Stevenson. Mrs; ALIEN L
Stone, Mrs. F. A. Vaughn, Mrs B. G.
Walker and Miss !. anna !. Hiatt
Notes and Personal Mention.
Miss Julia Larimer. who spent last
summer abroad, and who taught this
winter in the Graham School for Boys
On Riverside Drive, New York, return
ed this morning to be with her par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. J. B. Larimer, 314
Woodlawn avenue.
Miss Annabel Garvey will leave Fri
day morning for Galesburg, Ill, where
she will be the guest of Mrs J. B.
Cabeen, formerly Miss Mary Chase
Miss Carney goes next
week to Wellesley, Mass, where she
will attend the reunion Of the class OF
1912.
Mrs Emma Sells Marshall left today
for ST. Joseph, where she will be the
guest of her daughter, Mrs. B. Voor-
bees.
Mrs. A. ]. Carruth and Mrs. Archie !
are spending several days
IN Harrington, Kansas
Mrs. George D. Hale and Mrs F. w
Pringle of Chicago came today to be
the guests of Mrs. H. I. Cook.
Miss Lucille Mills, who has been at
tending Sweet Briar Academy, Vir-
yinia, will returned tomorrow to
spend the summer with her parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Mills.
Miss Helen Crawford, who has also
been a student at Sweet Briar is visit
ng in Cincinnati and Indianapolis and
will not return to Topeka until the
middle of July.
Mrs. Jean Observation-Disclosures and
her small son are spending two
months with Mrs. Guettler's mother,
Mrs. Frank H. Parkhurst. Miss Doro-
by Parkhurst, who has been study
ng at Kansas university, will return
o Topeka today.
Miss Marguerite Kiene will go to
lawrence on Friday to attend the
sigma Chi fraternity dance.
Mr. Donald Crawford, who will be
-raduated from the electrical depart
nent of the University of Kansas on
o spend several days with his moth
r Mrs Katharine Crawford.
Mrs J. Hayden of Conway, Ark, is
n Topeka attending the commence
1ent exercises of her son, DIR. Owen
(. Hayden.
Mr.. L s. Lewis has returned from
tucson, Ariz where he has been
pending a week.
Mr. William Disney of Arizona is
listing in Topeka
Mr.. and Mrs. T. NJ. Truitt have re- ;
urned to their home in Usage City
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