The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1913-06-03
Notes and Personal Mention.

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Mrs. Marie Price Wear and Miss
| Dolly Curtis will leave Thursday to
| spend the weekend in Kansas City
with Miss Mary Harrison.
Mrs. Norwood and her granddauSh-
| ter, Miss Elsie Norwood, have come
| from Chicago to spend the summer
with Mrs. Norwood's son-in-law, w. l.
Miller. -.--ae =-r.-- -.--
Willard Pierce will return Saturday
| from Culver Military academy, Culver.
| Ind, where they attended the gradua-
| ton exercises of MI. Marshall Hlte
Mrs Margaret Wiggin, 906 Quincy
street, will close her millinery parlors
| early in June for the summer. Choice
| trimmed hats, shapes and trimmings
all to be sold regardless of cost to close
| out-Adv.
Mrs Morton Albaugh has been call
| ed to Loogootee, Ind, by the illness of
| her mother.
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Grimes, Mr.. and
! Mrs D. G. Payne and Mr.. Russell
| Grimes are the guests of Mr.. and Mrs
Monte Kistler. Mrs. D. c. Payne was
formerly Miss Hazel Grimes and is
now living at 42O2 West Park Place
Kansas City.
Mrs. Harry Pasker will leave on
Thursday with her two daughters,
Anna Louise and Georgia, for a trip
to Washington and Philadelphia. Mrs.
Pasker will see her sister, Mrs. Gene
Campbell. sail from Philadelphia for
Europe on June IL, will visit her par
ents Mr. and Mrs. c. w. Campbell OF
Washington, D. c., and return to To-
peka juno 21.
Mrs w. H. Wilton of st. Louis is
the guest Of Mrs. w. D. Whitton, 3Os
West Eighth street.
Mrs Rex. Manager at Mrs. c. Fl.
Morrison's, is in Chicago for a few
days to purchase the latest in mil
linery.-Adv.
Miss Marjorie Lyle and Miss Ella
LYLE. who have been guests at the
n4It ci
to their home in Glen Elder.
Miss Juliet Pettyjohn, who spent the
winter at the sorority house, VIII IeaNe
this week for Dodge City. Miss Helen
Guild returns to her home in Sabetha
Mrs. Metzger Hull and her brother,
Mr.. Charles Metzger, leave tonight Tor
an extended visit in California:
The aid society of the First Metho-
dist church will meet tomorrow after |
noon at the home of Mrs w. H. Rut-
ter. 906 Fillmore street.
Mr.. and Mrs S: NJ Brewster viii
leave Friday for their summer nome |
in Troy, Kansas
Mrs. oliver and son Paul of Chi
cago are visiting DR.. CliVers parents
at s25 Huntoon street. -;o,,r
Mrs. Foster Rickenbacker is serious
w i'll at her home on Central Park
avenue. Her sister, MISS Ara Lux,
who sustained an operation Tor ap-
pendicitis at Chrlsts hospltal on sat
urday, is improving.
The ladies of the branch alliance of
Unity church will meet at the home |
of Mrs. c. F. Clayton, 1924 Clay street,
Wednesday afternoon.
Mrs T. C. Adams of Bakersfield,
Colo. has been called to Topeka by
the illness of Mrs. c. H. Conroy.
The I-adies's Aid society of the First
CONGREGATIONAL church Will serve
luncheon tomorrow at noon at the
church.
The Richardson Art Embroidery
club will meet Wednesday with Miss
Ella Thompson, 1913 Central Park
avenue The president asks all mem
bers to be present
Just in a special shipment of sum-
mer hats in white azure, white neapol-
itan white chip, white Milan: also the
newest and latest things in lowered
.hiffons Now on sale at Courtney
Adv. l.
See ahe new line of crash outing {
hats in new and novel shapes. Just
the thing for picnics and summer *
cursions Bought at a reduced price
and will be sold surprisingly low. !
Courtney Millinery parlors.-Adv.
Mrs Clithero will give junior ,
piano recital June at o'clock and a !
senior recital June Is at O'Clock, at ,
500 West Tenth street. Pupils desir- :
ing reasonable lessons from advanced ,
under her supervision are in I
Vite d.-Adv. r
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