The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1915-08-28
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post at Columbus to Roanoke, Nlr-
Sinia and he and his family will move
in September. Mrs. Cullen and her
little son, Dorsey Hurd Cullen. will
come to Topeka, accompanying Mrs.
Hurd on her return, in about ten days,
and will visit her mother, Mrs. Della
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Mr. and Mrs. Kcy Thompson left
Friday for hunting trip through Al
berta, Canada. They will also go to
San Francisco. Cal, making the trip
by way of the Canadian Pacific. After
their return to Topeka they will oc-
cupy the S. E. Barber house, at Eighth
avenue and Buchanan street
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Mr. and Mrs. Roy johnson will en- .
terrain at DINNER t. night for Miss Bes-
sic IaSerstrom and Mr.. Frank Scott,
whose marriage will take place the
seventh of September. Covers will be
placed for Miss Lagerstrom, Mr.. Scott,
Mr.. and Mrs. John Hancock, of st.
Joseph, Mo, Miss Marguerite Kiene.
Miss Florence Davis, DR.. Arthur Buff,
Mr.. Jack Crow ard Mr.. and Mrs.
Johnson.
The wedding of Miss Lagerstrom
and Mr.. Scott will be solennized at the
Frank Lagerstrom home. About fifty
friends have been invited to witness
the ceremony.
Mr.. Holmes Meade gave a stag din
ner Friday night for his brother, Mr..
Nelson Meade, who will go to Denver
in the interest of the Joint Rail COM
pany who will have headquarters in
that city. He will leave the first of
September.
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Mrs. Charles Mitchell will have an
informal party Tuesday afternoon for
Mrs. Grove Dolman, of Ray, Ariz., who
with her son, Grove, is visiting her
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Willard,
and Mr.. Dolman's parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. q. L. polman- Mrs. Dolman be,
fore her marriage, was Miss Alice VII
lard, of Topeka.
Mrs. Harry Wolf will entertain her
club "Wednesday of next week.
Guests of Miss Helen Coolidge at
luncheon today were Miss Anita Weis-
kirch, Miss Genevieve Mcmillan. Miss
Evelyn White; and !. Miss ), Mary sharp
Mr.. and Mrs B. F. Akers had guests
at dinner at the Country club Friday
night. Mrs. Browne Loverin, of Chi
cago, the guest of Mrs. Charles Barnes,
was one of the guests.
Mrs. Charles Mitchell entertained at
thimbles Friday for Mrs. Browne and
also for Miss Ann Evans. of Chicago,
who is visiting Mrs. Dick Alden.
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Miss Ruth Bauer will give a party
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Miss Katherine Dolman, and Mrs
George Ahlborn, of Washington. D. C.
Miss Welty will be married in Sep
TENDER II Mr.. Grover Dunn, of Oiathe;
Miss Dolmans marriage to Mr.. Frank
Davis. of Kansas City, will take place
in October. Mrs Ahlborn is Miss Bau-
er's cousin. and is visiting her parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. w. f. Roehr, of Topeka.
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Why there should have been so few
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summer within the memory of the old
est of US, is a subject that has been
pondered deeply by the S. RS One
of the society girls who has stayed in
town all summer says it is because
there is so much that one can do with
out going to parties. 1t is comforta-
BILE enough to sew or make preserves.
to shop % to dance once a week at the
Country club, and to play golf any day.
People don't have the restless feeling
that makes other diversion necessary.
But the real ansW er was found yes
terday afternoon, il a look in at the
rest room at ore of the big stores.
One marvels how the town existed be-
fore rest rooms became fashionable.
There Is a place where the women
flock, singly, in pairs and in crowds
1t furnishes a meeting place for those
who want 20 pursue their errands to-
gether- Women go there to crochet,
TO read the magazines, to look AT each
gossip. to chew gum and to powder
their noses. In advantages a rest
room out does a party six to one. and
besides it costs nothing. Tie puzzle
is solved.
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w. II. Cleveland. d. d. former pas
tor of tn. Third Presbyterian church.
his wife and two small daughters, are
in the city visiting DIR. Frank Boyd.
They arrived Tue sday and will leave
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Sunday ut the Third church. DR..
Cleveland was pastor of the Third
church Tor about four years. leaving
seven years ago for Joplin, Mo. to
take the Oastorship of the First Pres
byterian church, the position he now
occupies.
Mr.. James Moore celebrated his
sixty-seventh birthday anniversary
Friday, and in the evening some of mis-
Potwin neighbors and a few other
friends, gave surprise party for him
at his home Those who made up the
company were; Mr.. and Mrs. Clad
Hamilton. Mr.. and Mrs. j. W. Mowers,
Mr.. and Mrs. A. d. Gray. Mr.. and Mrs.
E w. Rankin. Mr.. and Mrs. Edwin
Kistler. MIR. w. w. Whitney and his
daughters, Miss Madeline Whitney
and Miss Marjorie Whitney, Mr.. and
Mrs. Warrick Updegraff, Mr.. and
Mrs. Eugene Sallee, Mr. and Mrs.
James Troutman. Mr.. and Mrs. .. p.
Bolmar- MI and Mrs j. B. Larimer
Mr. and Mrs. Monte KiStler DR.. w. y
West, DR.. and Mrs. Merrill Mills Mrs.
Belcher, Miss Lydia Bolmar, Miss Ade-
laide Bolmar, Mr. and Mrs. George
Staebler. Miss Julia Larimer Miss
Emma Bolmar, Mr.. William Hender-
son. Mr., Harry Washburn and MI
Carl Bolmar, Mr.. and Mrs. Roland
Perkins and their children.
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The Topeka people who go out to
the fairs find that one of the delight
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