The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1915-03-11

n lief; sore buniOns reduced;
II cornS ana callouSes can be peeled right
! off; excess sweating or tenderness is
1 overcome 1t acts through the pores
ana removes the cause. Large box of
/ CalocIde twenty-five cents at any drug
| or general store. Prepared at Medical
Formula laboratories, Dayton, Ohio
! Adv.
youngsters giving a dancing party in
a private residence would indeed be
the ideal quiet hour.
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The meeting of the College Alum
nae club has been postponed until
March 10.
Notes and Personal Mention.
Mrs. Charles p George of Fort
riley is visiting her parents, Senator
george Will come to Topeka Saturday
TO join Mrs. George and to attend the
hrelsler concert in the evening.
Mrs J. K. Hudson has returned to
Kansas City after a short visit to her
sister Dr. Deborah Longshore, who
mas been i'll. DR.. Longshore is now
living at the Manspeaker. Mrs. Hud-
son Will leave Sunday for California,
and she and her daughter, Mrs. Anna
HUDSON Smith, will make their home
in California.
Mrs Charles Gleed and Mr.. and Mrs.
Willis Gleed went to Lawrence to at
tend the funeral of Mrs Burnett
Mrs: Floyd Taylor of Schenectady,
T., is spending a few days with Mrs.
L. ii. Greenwood, on her way to Cal
ifornia.
DR.. F. r. Souders went to Kansas
City today to attend a meeting of the
alumni of the Western Dental college.
Tne grand cOnclave of the Achoth
sorority will be held in Lawrence, be-
ginning today and continuing to the
10TH. Mrs. 5. j. Crumbine. who is a
member, will go to Lawrence for the
Miss Mary Sands went to Manhattan
Wednesday afternoon where she sang
den" at the Agricultural college last
night. While in Manhattan Miss
Sands was the guest of Professor and
Mrs. Olof Valley
Mrs. Clifford Dodge of Salina. who
has been visiting her parents, Mr. and
Mrs. William Rickenbacher. has re-
turned home.
Mrs. Emmett Gragg has returned
rom Sprlngheld, Mo, where she was
called by he serious illness of her
sister, Mrs-Iames Gardner who is
now much improved
Mrs. Louisa M. Viets is critically ill |
at the home of her daughter, Mrs. H. |
nue..
Mrs. NJ c. Hammatt Mrs A. H. |
Horton and Mrs. A. NJ Harvey have
attended board meeting of the Colo
NAL Danes
Mrs Charles Scott of lola is a guest
at the Charles Curtis home today.
Cut flowers at Hubbard's-Adv.
Mrs. S. S. Lawrence has returned |
to Topeka and has taken rooms at the |
Frank Willard home. She has been |
m the east nearly a year. She spent |
last summer with her son, Mr.. Court |
and Lawrence, and Mrs. Lawrence, al |
Mass, and this winter she has |
been with her elder son. Mr.. Schuyler |
Lawrence, and his wife at Towanda. |
Pa.
Mr. and Mrs. Norman Wear will
eaVe the last of March for a trip to
san Diego and other cities of Cali
'ornia.
Mrs. NJ. E. Hovey and her grand
laughter. Miss Thelma Hovey of New
W. A. Low, have gone to Kansas City
o visit Mr.. George Hovey and his
amily
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Grote have re-
urned from a visit of a few weeks in
California
Mr.. and Mrs. C. B. Merriam have
eturned from short trip to Kansas
'ity. II
Judge G. A. Huron is ill at his home
Mrs. Henry Scott is visiting her
laughter, Mrs. Forrest Croy, of Kan
as City.
The Topeka Millinery company is
moving / splendid array of pattern
rats, cleverly adapted to all the spring
ashton demands. Military turbans,
hic sailors and poke effects are in
ne lead. The exclusive Hyland,
'rofts, Marshall Field and Fiske hats
re represented in our complete spring
took which is now awaiting your in
pection. The Topeka Millinery Co..
81 Kansas avenue.-AdV.
Mr.. and Mrs. Will Prather of 217
cast Twelfth are the parents of Z,
ably boy born March I. to whom has
cen given the name Of Jack Ellison.
1rs- Prather before her marriage
vas Miss Florence Ellison.
Mr. John Hallarin of Ottawa has
eturned home after a visit to his
lister, Mrs. J. B. Love, and Mr.. Love.
Mrs. c. G. Graves of San Diego, Cal,
Who has been spending the last six
Eeeks with her mother, Mrs. G.. A.
Impleby, will return Wednesday. She
Will be accompanied by her niece. Miss
:. Lucille Umpleby, who will remain
Nth her aunt about three months.
Mrs. L. NJ. Gain and Miss Hazel
1uykendalI gave a party Wednesday
or Miss Lillian Shook, who will leave
he guests were Miss Shook, Miss
Marguerite Gohlke Miss Mary Rack
or Miss Esther Lindell, Miss Marie
'eters. Miss Elsie Vesper. Miss Nellie
iIaAAIC' Ahl D Elsie SSueIi MISS LOLA
urry, Miss Inez KuykendaH, Miss
.ois Bennett, Miss Pearl Kuykendall.
The Loyal Daughters class of the
entral Park Christian Sunday school
ill have a class meeting al the home
f the teacher Miss Musselman, Fri
ay evening, March IL. A program
ill be given consisting of readings,
oca1 and instrumental numbers and
exhibitions. A social hour
ill follow.
Miss Esther Marshall entertained
he Verbal o. NJ. club Monday even
lg at the home of Mrs. Chester John