The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1914-06-06

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Mrs Charles Kline. Mrs. w. ID. Ross.
Mrs Charles Springer. Mrs. A. n.
Thoroman, MIS-. C. r. Taylor. Mira.
Charles Wore. Mrs. r.. L. Wheat, Mrs.
George Grice. Mrs. william Amos, Mrs.
Burt Anderson, Mr8. William Metsd0r1,
Mrs. Freeman Bell. Mrs. Homer Mitch
/ 81. Mrs. Charles Dietrich. Mrs. Ernest
Hemus, Mrs. M. L. Mckay. Mrs. s. L.
Nelson, Miss Anna Alspach. Miss Ber-
! tina Hampstead. Miss Mary Aten. Miss
Mary Gillies.
A china shower was given Thurs
| day night for Mrs. J. H. Lewis. at her
| home. LII Madison street.
Notes and Personal Mention.
| Mr. and Mrs. H. A. Perry and their
family left Friday night for their
sachusetts. and will remain in the
East during the season. Miss Jose
phine Perry, who graduated this year
from Simmons College, Boston. will
| go directing to her summer home to
I join her parents.
Miss Frances Walsh. who spent the
i past year in Baltimore studying music
at the Peabody conservatory, will ar
rive home tonight. Her mother Mrs.
Patrick Walsh. went to Baltimore
last week to accompany her home.
Mrs Joseph Patten and little Eliz-
abeth Patten will leave next week for
Manitou. Colo, to spend the summer.
Mrs. Patten had a new cottage built
while she was in Manitou last sum-
mer and she and Elizabeth will oc-
cupy it this season.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. G. Smyser will
leave Tuesday. June 3. to visit friends
| in Hanover and Gettysburg. Penn,
and in New York City. They will
spend July at Atlantic City and Ocean
City, and they will be at Cape Cod
during August. They will return to
Topeka the last Of October.
Mr.. and Mrs. o. b. Lason of Wa
mego. will spend Sunday in Topeka
with Mrs. Larson's sister. Mrs. r. F.
Hayden.
Mrs. F. d. Cobur has returned
from Lincoln. Neb., where she visited
her daughter. Mrs. Frank Thomson.
Her granddaughter, Nellie Thomson
returned with her.
Miss Frances Sawyer. will be a stu
dent in the summer school of tho
State. University.
DR.. and Mrs. J. p. Raster left-today
for Howe. Ind, to attend the COM
mencement of the Howe Military
school. Their son, Mr. John Kas-
ter is a member of the graduating
class
Miss LYDIA Hardy. who has been
attending the State Normal School,
has returned to Topeka. She was
and received her life certificate for
kindergarten teaching.
Mrs. Jennie L. Harshbarger, of
Cumberland. Nd. will arrive next
| week to visit her brother. Professor
w. A. Harshbarger, and Mrs. Harsh
barger. Miss Harshbarger is a teach
err in the Paramount Normal school
| of West Virginia.
Miss Tseutze of Manhattan, is Wis
iting her sister, Mrs. D. L. McEach-
| ron.
Miss Helen Cook is spending the
weekend in Lawrence and will attend
the Phi Gamma farewell dance.
Mrs. H. ]. Pheable, of Oregon, left
Thursday for her home, after q visit
to Mrs. w. A. Hamburger. She was
school friend of Mrs. Harshbarger
| in Nebraska.
|. Mrs Frank knight Sanders, who
is visiting her friends in Topeka, will
be a weekend guest Of Professor and
Mrs. w. A. Harshbarger. -
/ Mr.. John Hamilton returned to-day
from Chicago. where he has been study
| ing law at tie -..icago University.
| Mr.. Ned Miller, who attends the
Pennsylvania Medical college. Phila-
delphia, has returned to his home in
! Topeka.
Mr.. w. S. Ferguson, who came &c
| Topeka to attend commencement at
| Washburn College, has returned to his
daughter, Miss Mary Ferguson. who
was a member of the graduating class.
Miss Sarah Hamilton arrived to-day
from Fort Madison, Iowa, to visit MIR.
| and Mrs. J. D. NJ. Hamilton.
The Topeka w. c. T. U. will observe
flower mission day Tuesday with an all
day meeting at the home of Mrs. J. W..
Curry, 904 Monroe street. Those who
attend are asked to go in the morning
and take their lunch.
Miss Elma Holmes and Miss Mabel
Holmes entertained the members Of the
Primrose club at their home. The MEM
bers are: Miss Edith Haynes. Miss
Helen Haynes, Miss Nell Purdon, Miss
Nellie Collins. Miss Mayme Anderson,
Mrs. Beebe, Miss Maggie Bcebe. Miss
Georgia See, Miss Lottie Hnrkins. Miss
Bessie Harkins. Miss Loretta Munford,
Mrs. L. Collins, Miss Jessie Sproat. and
Mrs. Rice.
| Mrs Lucy b. Cundifr and her daugh-
| ter, Miss Martha Cundiff, OF Maysville,
| Missouri, are in Topeka for an extended
visit to Mrs. Cundiff's daughter, Mrs.
A. p. Woolverton. and to Mrs. c. HI.
| Morrison.
| Miss Pauline Petereck and q num-
| Der of friends gave miscellaneous
| shower IN honor of Miss Hattie Bartlett.
who will be married to Mr.. Rudolph F.
Petereck June IL.
Miss M. r. Calvin has left to Join a
party OF buyers IN New YORK. and will
| sail soon to spend three months in Eu-
rope.
Mrs C. b. Reed and Miss Phil Reed
will leave June Is to spend the rest of
the summer In Colorado. They have
taken a cottage at Cascade. next door
to the house that will be occupied by
the whitney family. Mrs. Harry Allen.
of Kansas City, will accompany them.
and later in the summer DR.. Reed and
DIR. Allen will join them for a vacation.
Mr.. and Mrs. Burt Anderson have
gone to East Orange. New Jersey, to-
make their home. Mr.. Anderson has
been with the Santa lie in Topeka for
hSzsH ted