The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1915-08-17

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cuff and the shirrings held by folds
of pink crepe de chine, a ruffle of the
chiffon falling over the :. hand,
A party of women will go to Lake
view this week to remain week or
ten days. In the com pany will be Mrs.
A. J.. Cole, Mrs. Frank Edison, Mrs.
H. H. Hazlett and Mrs. Charles L.
Mitchell.
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Word has been received from Mrs.
Estella Day of Topeka who is spending
some months in Relay, Md, with her
sister. Mrs. Day tells of the suffrage
campaign now being conducted in
Maryland. She is working in the cam
paign while she is in the state, and
she has sent back some clippings that
the obstacles the workers meet She
has asked the Good Government club
to furnish some of the literature they
used in the Kansas campaign. Mrs.
Day says that the people of Maryland
are not at all in favor of the amend
ment to the national constitution,
granting suffrage to women all over
the country, which is the idea of the
held in San Francisco. They look
upon such a movement from the state
rights standpoint, and find it impos-
sible to endorse that method.
Mrs. Day will return home as soon
as she can leaver her sister, who was
injured in an accident, and is just re-
covering.
A porch party was given this morn
ing by Miss Juliet Hughes, at her
honor of Miss Vivian Roberts of Os-
kaloosa. A breakfast was served on
the porch, covers being laid for: Miss
Roberts, Miss Marian Squire. Miss
Ruth Smith, Miss Nellie Thompson,
Miss Thelma Huston, Miss Hughes,
Mr.. Glen Davis, Mr.. Harry Bone, Mr..
George Greenwood, Mr.. Donald Lin
dell, Mr.. Edwin Nellis, Mr.. Byron
roll Clearinghouse, Mr.. Bernard Ken
ney, Colonel and Mrs J. w. F. Hughes.
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Evelyn Bair gave party this after
birthday anniversary. Her guests
were Olive Crane, Bernice Long, Grace
Lindemuth, Opal Lesson, Elaine Hud-
son, Ruth Thoroman, Dorothy Soud-
ers, Elma Harper, Hazel Houser, An
mabel Eyer and Mary Van Horn.
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Notes and Personal Mention.
Mrs George E. Esterly of Lawrence
is visiting DR.. and Mrs. D. E. Esterly
of Western avenue.
Mrs. Alfred Frost has as her house
guest Mrs. Frank Blackmar of Law
renee. Mrs. Blackmar is the wife of
Professor Blackmar of the state uni
versity.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. R. Koontz, Miss
Grace Koontz, Miss Marguerite koontz
and Miss Virginia Bartell of Evanston,
ILL.,, left here today for California, in
the Koontz private car.
Mrs. ]. B. Furry will leave Friday
to return to her home in Muskogee,
summer with her mother, Mrs. Anna
J. Wilson.
Mr.. and Mrs William Collinson re-
turned Monday from a visit to rela-
tives in Decatur and Peoria, ILL.,
Miss Dorothy Glazer of Wichita,
and Miss Chrystal Kelley of Yates
Center, have left for their homes, after
visit to Mrs. Edwin Kistler. The
longer. but one of them was taken i'll
on Sunday and returned home that
evening. Invitations to some parties
planned in their honor have been re-
called.
Mrs. Paul Cummings of Butler. Pa,
is visiting in Topeka Mrs. Cummings
is a cousin of Mrs. Luther Bliss. She
formerly lived in Newton, Kan, where
she was a schoofmate of Mrs George
Hetherington. whose guest she is at
present Mrs Cummings has been in
kansas for some weeks visiting friends
in Wichita, Hutchinson and other
towns.
DIR. and Mrs Ross Hopkins and their
son, John, of st. Louis, Mo, stopped
in Topeka on their way home from a
trip west to visit Dr. Hopkins's broth
er, Mr. Scott Hopkins They left to-
day for their home.
Miss Martha McCabe arrived few
days ago from Boston, Mass, where
and visited at the home of her brother,
Mr.. Arthur McCabe- She has left for
Estes Park, Colo, to attend a house
party at the summer cottage of the
A. A. Hyde family of Wichita
Mrs. Jonathan Thomas, Mrs Irene
Russell and Miss Carolyn Thomas
have returned from a motor trip to
Winfield. lola, Wichita, Newton, En-
poria and Usage City
Mrs Clyde Lutz of Des Moines, Ia,
is visiting her parents, Mr. and Mrs
r. L. Cofran-
Miss Grace Collins has returned
home after avisit to friends in Law
renee.
Miss Gladys Stoneking of West
street is visiting friends in Wichita,
She will later go to Oklahoma to
spend the rest of the summer
Mrs Ella r. Price and her little
Ia today from TrTr7cff<lr7