The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1914-08-05

Miss Naureen Ackernan. Miss Ruth
Order. Miss Lola Curry. Miss Ruby
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A family that II just little wobbly
on the social ladder came back from q
long trip east During the time they
were in Boston and New York, their
pronunciation underwent q radical
change, and they came back to their
apartment home shunning the good let
ter r as they would the bubonic
plague and treating the long sound of
"A as though it had never been heard
OF. By-and-by family OF real New
Enslanders moved into the neighbor-
ing flat. The sweet angel child of the
family at once picked UP an acquaint-
ance with he strangers, and rushing
home to her mother after her first con-
versation with the newcomers, she
called at the top Of her voice, so that
all the other apartment dwellers on
quatnted with those new people; they
talk affected just like we do.''
And speaking OF shams. there il a
family in Topeka. who. according to a
woman who lives IN the same block
with them. 90 to Florida ever winter
tain Topeka woman, well known to the
8. RS II to no one else. who gives
numerous and elaborate dinner parties
attended by an imposing list Of imagi-
nary guests. all OF them assembled
from cities from one coast to the other.
foresathered for the festive occasion.
Notes and Personal Afention.
Mr.. Justice and Ars. W. A. Johnston
will leave this week for boat trip
north on the Mississippi. They will go
to Washington Island, which II in
Sturgeon Bay, Wisconsin. and there they
will Join their daughter. Mrs. 8. J.
n nvru 1Hnv~ Haxrv
and their son Billy. who have a cot
tage this summer on the island. Judge
and Mrs. Johnston will remain in the
north durirg the rest of the summer.
Dean and Mrs. p. L. McEachron and
their family left Tuesday night for
Iowa, where they will Join 4 party of
their relatives in q camping trip for
the rest Of the summer.
Friends Of Mrs. Robert Stewart will
be glad to know that she 10 recovering
rapidly from an operation for Appendix
citis which she underwent last week at
st. Francis hospital. She hopes to re-
turn to her home soon. Her mother.
Mrs. w. r. Stubs. Is In Topeka during
her illness, having been summoned
from her summer home in Colorado at
the time of the operation.
Mr.. Fred Vandesrift Of Kansas City
is in Topeka today. He has returned
from trip Of q few weeks in the
west.
Miss Dorothy Miller went to Law
renee Tuesday night to visit Miss
Blanche Simons. She Will return home
Mr.. Frank o'Reilly is spending a few
days in Lawrence as the guest Of Mr..
and Mrs. Frenk.
Mrs. Josephine Webb is spending the
g. INNER at Eagle Inn. Ephriam, Wis.
Mr.. Harry Lanham Of Chicago IL Wis
iting his uncle and aunt. Mr.. and Mrs.
Frank Logan, and hisicousin. Mrs. Gil
bert Worley.
Mrs. Charles F. Fox and her daugn-
ter Nally OF 1884 Polk street. Will leave
tonight for Apple Crest FARM Trous-
dale, Ok, the country homo OF MI. and
Mrs J. w. HUDSON of Topeka.
Miss Jordan, teacher in the schools
Of Omaha. Neb.. Is visiting In Topeka
at the home Of her uncle. Mr.. f. r.
Jordan Of Lane street.
Mrs. Dennis Payne Of Kansas City.
will return home Thursday. after a
short visit to her sister. Mrs. Monte
Kistler, while Mr.. Payne was absent
from home on a business trip to Fort
Worth, Tex.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Godfrey Moore
and Mr.. and Mrs. Gilbert Worley re-
turned today from a three weeks mo-
tor trip. They went to Lake Okoboti.
Ia, where they remained week. go
ing from there for an automobile trip
IN Mln0eSOI8. 69tuEHluk .I10y 8kORRCAA
in Des. Moines, Ia. for short visit
to Mrs. woriey's relatives.
Miss Helen Whitfield has returned
from Kansas City.
Mrs. George Crane and her sister.
Mrs. Matt Clark. left Tuesday night
for Colorado Springs.
Mr.. and Mrs Cyrus Monroe are
moving from their apartments at 514
Harrison street to $40 Topeka avenue.
the former home Of Judge w. r.
Schoch.
Mrs.. Stanley Medlicott has returned
from q short visit to friends in Kansas
City.
from Otis, KAN, where she visited
Miss Laura Koehler.
Mr.. and Mrs. /. N. Grandon left to-
day for a five weeks trip to Parkers-
burg, West Va, Wellsville, Cleveland
and Akron. Ohio. Pittsburgh. Pa,
Toronto. Canada, and Niagara Falls.
Mr.. w. =. Amos left today for
Niagara Falls, Albany and New York
city. and returning via Washington.
D. c.. and Indianapolis. Ind.
The Rev. Mr.. e. e. Urner and Mrs.
Urner have left for q three weeks
visit to relatives in Ohio.
Mr.. and hrs. David Palmer will leave
Sunday for Spring Lake. Mich, to re-
main at their summer home the rest
Of the reason.
Mr.. and Mrs. D. NJ. Dibble have re-
turned from q three weeks trip east.
Mrs. J. r. Waterbury. Of Berke-
ley, Cal, who Is visiting her daughter,
Mrs Frank Forbes. will go to Delphos
the last of the week to visit her sister,
Mrs. Herman Krone.
Mrs. w. M. Forbes has returned
from an outing at Lakeview Mr..
Forbes is In Idaho visiting his SON.
Mr.. Robert Forbes.
Mrs. Charles w. Barnes and her
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