The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1915-05-19

and on she sped with her expressions
or approval for the '1ookin's' of Kan
sas prairie. Friend husband, having
| learned that serious trouble had not
marked him for it's own, composed
himself for forty winks, and the wife
rejecting that this is home,' settled
herself to watch the wheat fields roll
by, and straightway forgot all about
the sea, tho mountains and the flowers,
as well as the funny little Kansas
building in San Diego.
| Mrs. George F'leishman and Miss
Lillian Foster entertained their bridge
club Tuesday afternoon at Miss Fos-
tiers home in Harrison street.
The Current Literature club will
have picnic Tuesday of next week
at the country home of DR.. and Mrs.
Frank Boyd, a mile and half north
east of town. The families of the
members will be guests;
| The Portia club will have a break
fast at nine O'Clock Thursday morn
ing at the home of Mrs. G. F. Morley.
The paper for the meeting will be on
The Canal Zone and will be given
by Mrs L. M, Powsll. =
Miss Ruth Fesler and Miss Rachel
F'esler, of Duluth, Mimi, are visiting
relatives in Topeka on their return
home from California, where they
were students in Leland Stanford uni
versity. Miss Edna Haywood gave
luncheon for them today. Covers
were laid for ten.
The Misses Fesler will leave Thurs
day for their home.
Miss Hazel Abbott and Mr.. c. E.
Dunbar were quietly married Monday
by the Rev. DR.. Benjamin F. Young,
of the First Methodist church. They
left Immediately for Kansas City, Mo-,
where they are at home at the Ross
ingtOn Apartments, 3031 Troost ave-
nue.. Mrs. Dunbar is the daughter of
Mrs. S. H. Abbott. the county 'ratron-
Royal Typewriter agency in Kansas
City. Mrs. Abbott has returned from
Kansas City, where she visited her
daughter.
Mrs. J. H. McGoff and Mrs. J. w.
Hudson will be hostesses at tea for
the women of Grace Cathedral Friday
afternoon from three to six, at the
McGoff home, SO Lane street. All
the women of the parish and their
friends are invited.
Mrs. c. H. Bunger entertained the
Ideal Bridge club Tuesday A basket
filled with yellow roses occupied the
small baskets of roses were given as
favors. Guests, besides the members
of the club, were: Mrs. ]. F. FARRELL,
Mrs. Clyde Miller, Mrs. A. A. Scott,
kins. Mrs. George Cope of Kansas
City, Mrs. E. G. Foster and Mrs. E. |
d. McKeever.
The Vespuccian club has postponed |
its meeting for Thursday one week. |
The club will meet May 81 with Mrs |
Ea kin.
The new officers elected at the re-
cent meeting of the Langstaff class |
were: Mrs George c. Beach, presi- |
7 -,,I~. I, to-.
ident; Mrs. Myrtle Rowies. secretary |
treasurer; Mrs. w. S. Kelley, assist
ant OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.
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Notes and Pc-oci nal Mention.
Mrs. E. G. Young of Urbana, ILL.,,
to attend the wedding of her sister,
Miss Grace Eldridge, and Mr.. Fred
Prout.
Glasses in Art, Day, Evening D.
H. Overmyer, Phone PISA White
Adv
Mr.. George B. Ross, state grain in
spector, and his family expect to move
to Lawrence next fall. They are now
living at 1855 Tyler street. Mr.. Ross
was in Lawrence Tuesday looking for
a house.
Mr. w. H Lininger of Chicago was
a guest of Topeka friends Tuesday.
Mrs. w. c. Ball and her children,
Elizabeth and George, of Webb City
No., are visiting Mrs. Webb's parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. J. s. Dean.
Mr.. and Mrs Harry Wolf who have
been in California the past few
months, have returned to Topeka and
ire occupying their home in College
avenue. Mr.. Wolf went west to re-
after a severe illness with ty-
)hoid fever.
Mrs. Sarah Morton is in Kansas City
listing her daughter Mrs. Carl Trapp.
Cut flowers at ENTHUSIASTICALLY.
Mrs. j. S. SHE, of Newcastle, Wyo.,
s the guest of Mrs. H L. Shirer. The
slie family lived in Topeka many
'ears, and afterwards they made their ,
home in st. Joseph, Mo-, before going
o Wyoming. Mrs. SHE will visit friends i
n Topeka until next Tuesday.
Mrs T. J. Anderson has gone to ,
enid, Okla, tos attend the funeral of ,
Ter brother. Mr.. c. z. Switzer. Mr.. I
'witzer formerly lived in Topeka. ,
Smart new designs in midsummer
millinery. also a new line of motor ,
aps. Courtney's, sos Kansas avenue. !
Ipstairs.-Adv.
Mrs. A. B. Hollis has as her guests ;
drs. Florence Haynes and her sister, :
drs. Raymond c. Wade, both of Kan
as City. ;
The Taxa Art Embroidery club will !
meet Thursday afternoon with Mrs. H. .
;. Keller, PA Clay street.
Mrs. D. D. Bramwell, of Belleville 7
lan., who attended the Eastern Star :
Meeting, was the guest of Mrs. ]. F. ,
seeker and Mrs. ]. E. Hazen. :
OAKLAND NOTES.