The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1915-05-15

HodgSon, Miss Florence Hoover, Miss
Mary Hoover. Miss Adelaide Johnston.
Miss Ruth Raster, Miss Mabel kings
ley, Miss Hazel Klingaman, Miss Villa
Lamberson, Miss Isabel March, Miss
Mabel March, Miss Corinne Ripley.
Miss Velma Sails, Miss Winnie sails,
Miss Jessie Seaton, Miss Marguerite
Settler, Miss Mary Helen Shirer, Miss
Catherine Stanley, Miss Lillian Stone.
Miss Mona Thomas, Miss Margaret
Tillotson. Miss Edith Titus, Miss May
Tomiinson, Miss Marion Walp, Miss
Florence Warner Miss Mamie Will
liams, Miss Frances Woodward, Miss
Helen Shaver, Miss Elizabeth Garune,
Miss Grace Rickenbacker, Miss Beat
rice Clifton, Miss Katherine Sentz,
Miss Helen Cook, Miss Marie Smith,
Mr. Bernard Askew. Mr.. Ira. Burk-
holder. Mr.. Wayne Cook. Mr. Homer
Goc;ng, Mr.. Clarence Green, Mr. Holla
HarGer, Mr.. Herbert Heym. Mr. Beryl
Johnson, Mr.. Clayton Kline, Mr.. Louis
Larrick. Mr.. Roy NJ. Lockenour. Mr..
j. Glenn Logan, Mr.. Harold Loucks,
Mr.. Clarence McCafferty, Mr.. John
Maynard, Mr.. Martin Miller. Mr.. Geo
Meyers, Mr.. J. Sidney Nye, Mr.. Arthur
Roam. Mr.. Paul Roose, Mr.. Richard
Whitcomb, Mrs. Robert Whitcomb.
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Notes and Personal Mention.
Mrs w. S. Lindsay was in Law
renee Friday to attend a house party
given by the Pi Phi sorority girls. Her
Miss Jean Lindsay, is a Pi
Phi. Miss Lindsay returped to To-
peka with. her mother today for a
weekend visit.
Mrs Brown, of Albuquerque, New
Mexico, is visiting her cousin Mrs
Clyde Miller. and Mr.. Miller.
Miss Lucille Mills has gone t6. Man
haitian to spend the weekend with
friends at the Pi Kappa Phi sorority
house. Miss Mills was student in
the State Agricultural college during
the fall and winter, and since the be-
ginning Of the spring term, she has
been at her home in Topeka.
Mr.. ]. H. Baumgartner, of Ba1ti-
more, publicity agent for the Balti-
more & Ohio Railway company, is in
Topeka today on a business trip
for Ell Dorado, Kan, on a fishing trip
Mrs MacLennan accompanied him as
far as Emporia, where she will visit
friends a few days.
Miss Minnie Storms, of HiaWatha, is
the guest of Miss jessie Jones.
Miss Ruth Smith and Miss Gertrude
Mahin gave a vocal duet, Il Arise
From Dreams of Thee" at meeting
of the Good Government club this
week.
Mr.. and Mrs. o. A. Anderson have
given the name, Virginia Louise to
their daughter, born May ,. Mrs
Anderson was. before her marriage,
Miss Ruby McNee1y. Mr.. Anderson
son, 712 Lincoln street
Mr.. James Johnston, OF Edin burg.
Scotland, who has been in Canada on
business for some time, spent a short
time in Topeka visiting Mrs John
ston's sister, Mrs. Ralph Cav. and her
family.
Miss Mary Ward, of Buffalo. n. Y,
is visiting Mrs George Fiederling.
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. w. Dodds, of Lin
coin, Kan, returned home this after
noon, after a visit to the Mortimer
Gragg family.
DR. and Mrs. H. w. Putnam and
their family have moved from their
former home in College Hill to their
new country place at Eleventh and
Ridge
Mrs c. H Tennyson has returned
from a visit in Excelsior Springs.
Cut flowers at HUBBARD --Adv.
Mrs. ]. T. Kincaid and Miss Maym
Parsons have gone to Lawrence to
visit Mrs Kincaid's daughters who are
students.
Miss Marie Porter has gone to Ge
neva, Ohio, to visit Miss Reulah
Miss Elizabeth Powell and Miss
Margaret Ely have gone to Baldwin to
visit Miss Loretta Powell at the Tri
Delt house.
Miss May Kelly, of Kansas City.
will come to Topeka next week to Wis
it Mrs. w. A. Morton.
Miss Maud McVey is visiting Miss
Louise Council and Miss Mildred Gill,
of Kansas City.
Mrs. G. J. Evans, Mrs. Festus Fos-
ter and Miss Josephine MendIm are