The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1914-06-12
SOCIETY.
CONTINUED from Preceding Pese.

Howard ana Mis- Gertrude Trapp Of
Cottonwood Falls and Miss Bertha
Wright Of Baldwin are her house
guests. Miss Austin WIN be hostess at
visitors. and Saturday she will give q
breakfast for them:
Miss Grace Rtckenbacher gave .
porch party Thursday morning at her
home in West street. Her guests were
visiting Miss Miriam Foster. Miss
Emily Hardy. Miss Grace Phillips.
Miss Marie Graft. Miss Helen Coe,
Miss Gene Burnett. Miss Vera Smith.
Miss Emma Burnett. Miss Goldie
Smith, Miss Dorothy Sims. Mis- Joy
Lydia Emery, Miss Cystre Hardy. Gin1
Adelaide Seeds. The hostess was as
sisted by Miss Velma RiclEenbacher
and Mis- Jeanette Hardy.
Mrs. Garrett Hooper gave a miscel-
laneous shower Thursday for her sis
ter. Miss Genevieve Espelin, who will
be married soon to Mr.. Howard L.
Ward.
Notes and PERSONAL Mention.
Mrs. Clad Hamilton and her children
will leave soon for Harbor Beach,
Mich. to spend the rest Of the summer.
Mrs. Arxa Clark left today for Rock
ford. ILL.,. called by the illness Of her
mother.
Mr.. Charles e. Eldridze il spending a
week in Kansas City. From there he
will 80 to Chicago to attend the ma
tional Baptist convention and to visit
relatives.
Mrs. c. A. Cain and her daughter.
Phronsie. and her son, Forrest, viii
leave the last OF the week for Warsaw.
Mo-. where they will visit Mrs. Cain q
people. and will join Mr.. Cain, who is
where he and his family win make their
home.
Mrs. Harrison Morgan will leave the
latter part Of June for Mulvane Island.
Crab Lake, Wis. She will accompany
MT. and Mrs. Speed Hughes and Mr..
Joab Mulvane.
Mrs. George H. Hodges went TO Olathe
today to visit the Frank Hodges family.
Her daughter. Georgia Hodges, has been
In Olathe the past week with her
cousins Junior Hodges and Jessie
Hodges.
Mr.. Charles ]. Eldridge, who has been
attending the State University. Law
renee. KAN. has left for Estes Park.
Colo, to attend the Z. NJ. C. A. con-
ference.
Mr.. Roy Bone will return Sunday
Miss Martha Dugan will leave Mon
day Of next week for California, where
she will spend the summer.
Miss Edith Smythe, Of Denver, Colo,
will return home Saturday. after spend
ing few weeks with her mother, Mrs.
B. b. Smythe.
Mr.. Fred Morns and his family, ac-
companied by Mrs. Morns' sister. Mrs.
Cunningham, will spend next week at
the Outing club. Maple Hill.
Mr.. L. NJ. Klein, head Of the millinery
department at Greenbaum's. has re-
turned from a business trip to Chicago.
Mr.. Eugene Harshbarger, the son Of
ERrofe1Dor and Mrs. w. n. HAFshbargers
was graduated this year from the an
cheering department of the State uni
versity. He has accepted q position
with the Ell Paso & Southwestern Rail-
way company. and will leave at once
for New Mexico. Professor and Mrs.
Harshbarger went to Lawrence for
commencement and were guests Of DR..
and Mrs. Frank b. Dams. DR.. Dams
was formerly at the head Of the chem
istry department in Washburn. and now
holds a similar position in X. U.
Mrs. Homer Gooding Of Wichita il
visiting her mother. Mrs. Walter Bro
mich.
Mrs. L. D. Hazen will entertain a few
friends at an informal party Saturday
evening.
Miss Louise McGon has gone 70
Fort Madison, Iowa, to spend a few
weeks visiting relatives.
Miss Eva Armstrong Of Holton
came to Topeka Monday to visit Miss
Madeline Whitney and Miss Marjorie
Whitney. She has left for Lawrence
to take the summer course at the
State university.
Miss Hazel Graves and Miss Mil
dred Jones gave a linen shower
Wednesday evening at the home Of
Miss Graves, for Miss Rhea Bernard.
whose marriage to MT. Edward Seitz
will take place next week. The table
was decorated with hearts and roses.
Those present were: Miss Bernard,
Mrs. Dunaway Mrs. Albert Shorber,
Miss Ludia Emery. Miss Inez Samuel
son. Miss Frances Jones. Miss SIM
Crow, Miss nellie Boon. Miss Graves
and Miss Jones.
Mrs. Schober gave . miscellaneous
shower for Miss Bernard last week.
Miss Clark, Minis Crow and Miss Boon
were hostesses Thursday night at I.
kitchen shower. and Sunday Miss
Bernard will entertain the members
Mr.. and Mrs. J. M. Meade have left
for q ten days trip east. They will
visit Atlantic City and Warrington,
d. c..
Mr.. and Mrs. e. H. Crosby, Miss
Helen Louise Crosby and Mr.. Earle
Williams motored to Manhattan
Thursday to spend the d-y.
WASH. stopped in Topeka to visit DR..
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