The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1916-08-04

her gu st, Miss M@-de Moore of Law
renee, Kan. Those present we're:
Miss Maude Moore. Miss Doris Starke,
Miss Edith Starke,. Miss Faye Inskeep,
Miss Dulsa Long, Miss Mary Miller.
Miss Lillian Ortman, Miss Jennette
Ortman.
Miss Ruth Foster will entertain her
card club Monday afternoon of next
week.
Notes and Personal Mention.
Mr.. F. A Theis has returned to
Hastings, Neb.. after a short visit TO
Mrs. Theis and their two e.childrens
who arc spending the. summer with
her parents, DR.. and Mrs. W ills
Coston. @--E 90
Mr. and Mrs. Norman S. Wear will
return tonight from a trip north. They
accompanied their daughter. Mrs.
Clarence Jordan, and Mr.. Jordan, on
an auto trip as far as Omaha They
visited in Nebraska, and spent some
time at the Great Lakes
Mrs Walter Wedding is spending
the latter part of the summer in Col
orado Springs.
Mr.. Del Valentine has gone north
for a trip in Canada, and will be gone
the rest of the summer. -
Mr.. and Mrs. F. ]. Funk and their
daughter, Miss Genev1eve Funk, have
left for trip to Colorado They Will
be at the Cliff house in Maniteu.
Mr.. and Mrs. Alfred Frost will
leave in about two weeks for motor
trip to Colorado. Mrs. Blackmar, the
wife of Professor Blackmar of Law
renee, is Mrs. Frost's- guest today.
Mr. Jack Hobson of Chicago will ar
rive in few days for a visit to his
brother, Mr.. Harry Hobson, and Mrs
Hobson. He will stop in Topeka on
his way to Denver.
DR.. Carl Menninger, who has been
in Massachusetts the past year study
ing in the Harvard Medical college, re-
turned to Topeka Thursday evening,
and is with his parents. DR.. and Mrs
c. F. Menninger.
Mrs. Dietrich and Miss Bernice Diet
rich left today for their home in Der
NICE Idaho, after a visit to Mrs.
Dietrich's daughter, Mrs. w. p. Snyder
Dr. Sara Greenfield has returned
from Sabetha, where she has been
visiting relatives.
Miss Gertrude Blackmar, of Law
renee, is the guest of Miss Mary Mac
Lehman.
Miss Mildred Tolles, who recently
graduated from the Kansas State
Agricultural college, is in Topeka,
spending a few weeks with Mrs. Willis
L. Goldsmith
Miss nellie Kouns will leave in q
few days for New York to join hel
sister, Miss Sara Kouns- They will &C
to Lake Geneva, Wisconsin, to spend
the rest of the summer. and will re-
turn to Topeka for short visit be-
fore going to Chicago to remain dur
ing the coming winter.
Mrs. Jack Dillon and Mrs. Guilfor6
Dudley, who have been at Portage
Lake, Wisconsin, have gone to Green
Bay for a few weeks.
Mr.. Edward E. Clark and Mr.. Wal
Ia Harrin Ofnn Of0T6d fn
Park, Colorado, this week. They will
spend the next six weeks motoring
through Colorado
Mrs. Adolph H. Meyer, who was in
Topeka visiting her parents, Mr.. and
Mrs Bennett r. Wheeler. is spendins
the summer in Colorado, and is now in
Denver,
Mrs. Horace Macferran and Miss
Ida Macferran have left for a trip to
Denver. Grand Lake and Colorado
Springs.
Mr.. F.. F. Fox has gone to New
September Later Mrs. Fox will joir
him, and they will return home to-
gether by the Canadian route.
Miss Lillian Valentine has left foI
Lake Okoboji, Iowa, to visit Mrs viii
Trump, who is spending the summer
there.
Miss Frances Whiteker of Louisbers
| is a guest at the L. L. Kiene home.
Mr. and Mrs. w. c. Miller and theil
| daughter, Miss Dorothy Miller, will
leave Saturday for Decatur, Ill, for g
vacation visit.
Mrs. Wallace Crutcher and her little
daughter of St Paul. Mimi, are spend
ing two months with Mrs. Crutcher'S
mother, Mrs. J. c. F. Whitney.
Mrs. T. G. Kennedy has returned &c
junction City after a visit to her sis
| ter, Mrs. W. F. Bowen.
Mrs. and Mrs E. j. Shakeshaft and
their daughters, Margaret and Bea-
| trice. and Mrs. Shakeshaft's sisteI