The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1915-09-03
Notes and Personal Mention.

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Notes and Personal Mention.
Mrs S. E. Barber returned today
from Usage City, where she has been
aiguest of Mrs. Clyde Miller at the
Nller ranch
Miss Helen Co olidge is visiting Miss
| Opal Pla nix of Kansas City
Mrs. George Mitchell. who has been
visiting Miss Ann Dieeel of Atchison
has returned home. Mr.. Mitchell, who
has been in the eastern part of the
| state on business trip returned with
her. 81
Miss Corinne Ripley will teach this
year in the high school at Silver
Lake. Miss Ripley is a Washburn
girl and a member of the Beta soror-
ity
Mr.. Frank Hetherington has gone
foc a trip to Salt Lake City.
Mr.. Frank Ripley is visiting friends
| in Wichita Kan.
Judge w. F. Schoch, who motored
to California a few weeks ago, has
returned home. He came back on the
train, shipping his car.
Mr.. and Mrs. T. Morris and their
middle of September. Mr.. Harold Nor
| ris will. enter the medical school of
Northwestern university. He finished
the Sophomore class in Washburn
college last year.
Gale Morgan, who has been visiting
relatives in Chicago for the past two
weeks, will return home next week
Mrs w. c. Wheeler, of College ave-
nue., mas returned from California
where she spent the summer.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Dickinson, of
Burlington, Kansas, have returned to
their home after a visit to Mr.. Dick i
inson's daughter, Frank Waggoner,
and also to Dean and Mrs. d. L. Me-
Eaehron.
Miss Gertrude Harling, of Manhat-
tan, will come to Topeka in a few
days to enter Washburn college.
People desiring box seats at the
fair for the horse show, may telephone
Mr.. Charles L. Mitchell, phone No. go.
Mrs. c. Fl. Tennyson has gone to
Excelsior Springs to remain for some
time.
Miss Ethel Owen gave a miscel-
laneous shower Thursday night for
Miss Elma Vanier, whose marriage to
Mr., Ralph Button will take place
Tuesday of next week The guests
asked were: Miss Eva Griest, Miss
Floy Weatherbee, Miss Lily Work,
Miss Prudence Neiswender, Miss
Viv1en Neiswender, Miss Maud Reed,
Miss Bertha Reed, Miss Mary Stat
ton, Miss Ethel Butterfield, Miss Lena
Butterfield, Miss Mamie Work, Miss
Jennie Work, Miss Fannie Stoves,
Miss Jennie Stoves, Miss Harriet
SCHNEIDER, Miss Merle Fowler and
Miss Ruth Button
Miss Frances Moore is visiting her
uncle and aunt. Mr.. and Mrs. E. L.
F'rink, of Lawrence, this week
j
City, N j., has returned home, after
a visit to her cousin, Mrs. D. L. Me-
Eachron- She is principal of one of
the Jersey City schools
Mr.. and Mrs. John S. Shoop, of Fill
more street, entertained the Y. p r
of the w. c. T. U. Thursday night
The following program was given:
invocation Miss Holm eS
Vocal solo-''Japanese Maiden
Miss Inez Tiffany
Piano SODA Pas DIES Amphores; b.
Scarf Dance Dorothy Shoop
Reading-''The Watermelon Stock
ings Miss Thelma Huston
OPP. g.. No. q (Rach-
maninoff) Mr.. Arthur Soderstrom
Reading Down on the Everold
Piano duet Invitation ala valse'
Prof Soderstrom,. Dorothy Shoop
Reading The Finishing SCHOOL,.
.--..... Miss Esther Freeman
Paper-"The Temperance Cause for
the Young People and the Young
People for the Temperance
Cause" Mrs. Lottie A. Case
Vocal SODA. Loves Sorrow" b.
-Four Leaf Clover -
---.-..-.... Miss Myrtle Shoop |
Mr.. and Mrs E. skibbe will give
a dinner party at six o'clock this aft
ernoon for their daughter Anna. to |
celebrate her sixteenth birthday an
niversary.
geles, Cal, has gone to Kansas City, |
MO, after short visit to her grand
son, Master Charles Embree NewIee. |
Jr.
Mr. and Mrs W. E, Atchison, who
have been in California attending the |
fairs, have returned home. They |
stopped at Yellowstone park on their
return They have been away a |
month.
Mrs. Amanda Porter of Ieaven- /
worth. arrived today to visit her sis I
ters, Mrs. A. L. Nichols, Miss Kate |
Clough and Miss nellie Clough.
day for Philadelphia Pa, to enter tns
Pennsylvania university
Mr.. and Mrs. w. II. Morrison are
stopping In Topeka on their way from
SaJ11ornla to their home in Ashtabula
o., and are visiting their niece, Mrs. |
Norman Wear, and Mr.. Wear
Miss Lucille Fuller has left for /
Walla Walla, Wash, to he the guest |
of friends during the fall. Before her
return she will attend the fairs in |
California.
Lieutenant and Mrs r. H. Leavitt,
of Leavenwortk, will arrive soon to
visit Mr.. and Mrs A f. Thrill Lieu
tenant Leavitt has been stationed in
FL Paso, Tex, and has q. months leave
OF absence before leaving for the |
south.
Mrs. Arthur Capper has returned
from a trip east She was with Gov
error Capper in Boston, and on her
Mich, to visit her mother, Mrs S j.
Crawford, who spent the summer in
Ludlngton. Mrs. Crawford and Mrs
Capper went to Chicago together and
Mrs. Crawford will spend a week at
the Hinsdale saritarium
Mr. and Mrs. M. A. Low have re-
turned from Lake Mirosuua. Wis
where they have a summer home
Mr.. Arthur c. Nichols has returned II
from Newton, where he has been II
working for the Santa Fe in the en-
cheering department and will ,risit