The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1913-08-30


turned from Falmouth Heights, Mass,
where they spent the summer.
| Mr.. Dudley J. Pratt. of Washburn
! college, will teach Latin and science
in the Perry high school this year.
Miss Mildred Hazelrigg has returned
/ from New York city, where she studied
pipe organ music with Clarence Dick
inson, and was student in the summer
school of Columbia university. She was
| also director of music in the brick
| church on Fifth avenue. She will re-
sumo her work in Topeka as supervi-
| sor of music in the public schools
Miss Laura Southwick, who has
| been in Chicago and Wisconsin this
summer, has gone to Rochester, n. v,
! to be an attendant at the marriage OF
her cousin, Miss Laura -;ichmond. Sep
| TENDER IS. Miss Richmond has visited
| Miss SouthWick in Topeka, and has a
number of friends here. Mr.. and Mrs
NJ T.. Southwick accompanied Miss
| Southwick to Rochester.
! Mrs. Eugene Hagan has returned
| from ST. Louis, where she spent part
| of the summer.
The Frances Willard W. c. T. L.
will meet with Mrs. Emma Blair. 1919
Lincoln street, Tuesday evening at I;3O
O'Clock. instead of the following Tues
day afternoon. There will be a short
business session and social hour
Mrs. r. DIETRICH and her daughter,
Beatrice, who spent the summer Win
Mrs. Dietrich's daughter. Mrs. w. r.
Snyder have taken the house at 1Z'Z
MulVane street, and will remain IN TO-
| peka this winter.
Mrs. S. J. Crawford and Mr. George
| era wford have returned from Falmouth
Heights. Mass, where they spent part
| of the summer. Mrs. Geo~~~ Crawford
and her children will remain in Massa-
chusetts some time longer. Governor
Crawford has returned from Baxter
Springs. where he spent the summer
Miss Mary Black, of st. Louis, Is
visiting Mr.. and Mrs. Nat Black.
Mrs James TrOutman returned to-
| Gay from Estes Park, Colorado, where
| she spent the past few weeks.
Mrs. Z. T. Hazen and her daughter,
| Marian Williams, will return next
week from, Manitou, Colo, where they
spent a part of the summer
! Mrs. a. o. Rosser and her daughter,
| Doris, who are in Cleveland, Ohio, will
return home next week.
Dr. and Mrs. F. X. Sanders, Miss
| Helen Sanders and Danforth Sanders
will arrive the first of the week from
! Crystola and Estes Park, Colorado,
where they spent the summer, ana ana
few DAYS they are in Topeka. DR..
Sanders and Danforth will leave Sep
TENDER for New York, and Mrs. san
ders and Miss Sanders will leave few
DAYS later to join them, and the fam
lily will spend the winter in New York
| Miss Sanders will enter Y. w. Z. A
training school. Mr.. Morris Sanders
who is now in western Kansas, will
come to Topeka in the fall, to be a
student in WashDurn, and Mr.. Frank
Sanders will go to Amherst, Mass. TO
enter Amherst college.
Miss Hazel Kelly of Paola arrived
today to visit Miss Helen Ames and
will remain until after the Ames-
Fischer wedding.
Mr.. and Mrs w. J. Baldwin. who
are visiting their daughter. Mrs. A. a.
will week
fornia, where they will make their
home
Miss Josephine Subiette of Matoon,
! Ill. will arrive the first part of Sep
TENDER to visit her aunt, Mrs. Marco
Morrow, and after spending a week in
Topeka, she will go to Manhattan, to
enter the State Agricultural college.
DIR. and Mrs. +. +. Iserman and
their family, who have been in Rose
mont. Colo. the past two weeks, re-
| turned home Friday.
The KEY. Mr.. NJ. F. TrOXell, pastor
| of the English Lutheran church, has
/ bought a home at 625 Buchanan
! street, and has moved from his former
home in Western avenue
/ Mr.. and Mrs. W. o. Anderson and
| their family have returned from two
weeks motor trip to Chicago, Ill, In
diarapclis, and other Indiana cities.
| Miss Agnes Walsh, who is travelling
! in the west, will go to Los Angeles
next week, to spend short time be-
fore returning to Topeka.
Miss Mildred Morton, who is the
| guest of Miss May Kelly of Kansas
City, will return Sunday.
! Miss Helen Stevenson will go to
! Glasgow, Kan. next week, where she
! has accepted d position as teacher OF
& English and Latin in the high school.
| Mr. and Mrs Ralph w. Smith, who
! were married in Eureka, Kan, Thurs
day evening Aug. IS, have been guests
of Mr.. and Mrs. J. NJ Brunt. Mr..
Smith is the son of Mr.. 3. w. Smith of
Manhattan, and a nephew OF Mr.. j. M
| Brunt. Mr.. and Mrs. Smith left today
for Manhattan to make their home.
Mr.. 3. w. Smith and Mr.. Joe Smith
] of Manhattan, who went to Eureka to
attend the wedding of Mr. and Mrs.
Smith. were guests Friday of Mr. and
Mrs. Brunt.
| Mr.. and Mrs. J. r. Shelton have gone
! to Hood River Ore, and will return
the first of November.
i Miss Vera johnson has returned from
Estes Park. col, where she spent the
| past four weeks.
! Mr. Luther Burns is i'll al Stormont
hospital, where he underwent an oper-
alton.
! Mrs. A D. Gray has gone to Chicago
| to join her daughter, Miss Gertrude
! Gray. who is visiting relatives. They
will return together in about two
weeks.
! A conference of the officers and
teachers of the junior organizations of
! all the Christian churches of the city
| will be held Sunday afternoon at $3.50
! o'clock at the Central Park Christian
! church. The teachers and officers are
| all asked to attend. and any one inter-
ested in the childrens work will be
| welcomed.
| Miss Margaret Goodrich returned this
morning from Los Angeles. Cal. where
| she has been visiting her brother. Mr..
| Will Goodrich.
{ Mr.. and Mrs. George Holden returned
! Friday from Arkansas. where they
spent four weeks visiting their daugh-
ter. Mrs. S. 7. Bailey.