The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1915-08-14

Mrs. James Hurley and Miss Hide
garde Hurley. of Washington, d. c.,
who are visiting at the home Of Mr..
and Mrs. r. j. Parker, will be enter
tanned by a number of their friends
during the time they are in Topeka.
They will be honor guests at a din
ner party tonight to be given by Mr..
and Mrs G. w. Kouns, at the Country
club. Covers will be laid for: Mrs.
Hurley, Miss Hurley, MIR. and Mrs. r
J. Parker, Mr.. Justice and Mrs Silas
Porter Mrs. NJ c. Hammatt, Miss
Clyde Bonebrake, Mr.. Harlow Hurley,
Charles Kouns, Jr., and Mr. and yrs
kouns.
guests 20 luncheon Monday for the
visitors. and they will attend the
bridge-luncheon to be gwen by Mrs
Charles Barnes at the Country club
They will also be guests of Mrs. F. w
Freeman Wednesday, who will enter
tain at luncheon and cards at the club.
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Mr.. and Mrs Edwin Kistler will
entertain at dinner tonight compH-
mentary to their house guests, Miss
Chrystal Kelly, of Yates Center, and
Miss Dorothy GlaZer, of Wichita, who
arrived this morning Some other
out-of-town guests are expected to ar
rive later.
Those who will sit around the table
are: Miss Kelly, Miss Glazer, Mr.. and
Mrs. Warrick Up1egraff, MIR and Mrs.
Monte Kistler, Mr.. Allen McNeal, Mr.
Dick Hall, and Mr.. and Mrs. h. Kist-
Ter.
The visiting girls are members of
the Tri Delt sorority, to which Mrs.
kistler belongs.
Mr.. and Mrs. George A Guild will
have guests a dinner tonight at the
Country club. Covers viii be laid for;
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Burrow, OF Can,
fornia; Mr.. J. r. Burrow, Ny LoYal /
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dali Burrow. Mr.. Herbert Guild and 4
Mr.. and Mrs. Guild.
Mr. ard Charles Barnes Will nave
guests at a dinner at the club tonight
Mrs Browne Loverin, of Chicago, VINO /
is the house guest of Mrs. Barnes, VIII
he one of the guests Mrs. Barnes
will give a bridge-luncheon Tuesday at
the club for Mrs. Loverin.
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Mitchell VIII
dine at the club, and Dr.. Nj. g. Miller
will have few guests also at the clup-
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number of the state officers, some
Of them accompanied by their ram
lilies, are away for their annual sum
mer holidays, and others nave ldleS
returned. ,.
have attracted a good many of the
state officials this year. Governor ana
Mrs Arthur Capper recently spent
three weeks in the west attending Ihe
expositiOns at San Francisco ana san
Diego. Late in september Governor
Capper will go east to attend the ma
tfonaI conference of governors In Bos-
Lieut.. Gov. and Mrs. w. Y. Morgan
and Claudia Morgan, have returned 10
their home in hutchinson S,ni,fo arter
Mr. S T Howe. state tax commission
err is now in California, and also Dr.
s. J. Crumbine. secretary of the state
board of health. Mr.. j. T. Botkin,
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have been travelling on the coast Il
number of weeks. Mr.. Ben AkerS,
state treasurer, and Mrs. Akers, Will
be in California during the summer
vacation.
Mr. s NJ Brewster, state attorney
general, is attending the national con
ference of attorneys general in salt
Lake City, and he and Mrs. Brewster
will later go to the Pacific coast. MI
James L. King, state librarian, and
Mrs King have recently returned
from a six weeks trip to California.
Mr.. w. d. Ross, state Superlntend-
ent of public instruction, Will attend
the annual conference of the Nation
al Education association in san
Francisco, beginning next week Mrs.
Ross will accompany him. Mr.. Carey
Wilson state insurance commissioner,
and Mrs. Wilson. expect to so to Cali
fornia on a trip soon Mr.. w +. pa
Wis, state auditor. has gone to AleXan-
dria, Mimi. where he Joined Mrs. Da-
Wis and their son, who are in the
north this summer.
Chief Justice w. A. Johnston of the
Kansas supreme court, and Mrs. John
ston. are taking boat trip from Chi
cago to ST Paul. Before their return
they will spend some time at the lakes
in Minnesota. Justice Henry +. Ma
son and Mrs. Mason, went to Ma Olson,
Wis. and from there to the lakes of
northern Wisconsin. Justice r. A.
Burch is also at the northern lakes,
and will be Joined ill few days by his
son, Mr. An9elus Burch.
Mr.. l.. A. Congdon, chief of the state
food and drugs department. has just
from Minnesota.
Mr.. Joseph /. BristOw. chairman of
the state public utilities commission.
- in Washington. D. c. Justice J. :.
West and Mrs. West. also are in the