The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1916-08-03

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this week for a trip to Chicago and
Milwaukee.
Mrs. ]. E. Hopes of Lawrence will
arrive today to visit her son, Mr.. Paul
| Hopes, and Mrs. Hopes.
Miss Genevieve Smith and Miss
Vivian Smith of Denver, who are Wis
iting in Marshall. Mo-, will arrive in
a few days to visit Mrs. George hoyes.
Miss Grace Wiley, principal of the
high school at Baldwin, will leave Sat
urday for Nebraska, after a visit to
her aunts, Mrs. Hoyes and Mrs. w. H.
Rutter.
Mr.. Willis Carney has gone to Lud-
| ington, Mich, for a summer outing.
His mother and sister. Mrs H. O..
Carney and Miss Annabel Garvey, are
at Petosky, Mich, for the remainder
of the summer. re
Miss Katherine McCarter and Miss
Jessie McCarter are visiting Miss Cla-
rissa Stephenson of Yates Center, this
week.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. c. Markley Of
McAlester, Okla, are guests at the
K. U. Whitfield home. ~, -,
J. Mr.. Tom Hunter has gone to Coto-
RADIO Springs for the rest of the, su rza-
mer and will live at the Elks clu b
while he is there. r.
Mr. F. P. Elmore has left for Mani
| tou, Colo, to join his family who are
spending the summer in the noun
| tains. $50 o.
The Guardians of the Silver Sword
| of Central Congregational church will
hold an ice cream social on the
church lawn Friday evening, August
4. Special attention will be given to
auto parties.
Mr. and Mrs H p Gates and their
children, Isabel and Hallet, have come
| to Topeka to make their home. Mr..
Gates is in the insurance business.
| Miss Lulu Mckee has returned
from Wisconsin, where she has been
engaged in playground work for the
expansion department of the Wiscon-
Sin university.
| Colo, will arrive soon for a short visit
to her uncle. Canon G. M. Geisel
Canon Geisel, who has been i'll for
several days at Christ hospital, has re-
covered, and will conduct the services
at Grace cathedral Sunday
Ma jor Waldorf L. GanSale, L. l. B..
headmaster and commandant of st.
| Johns Military school, Salina, and the
Rev. Linn Warren Mcmillan were in
Topeka this week, and were dinner
guests of the Rev. G. NJ Geisel
Courtneys are showing new things
in fall millinery, also closing out sum
mer millinery, sos Kansas avenue
Adv.
Mrs. ]. B. Reynolds and Mrs. Clar-
ence H Lodge leave Friday on a trip
4 to Port Huron, Mich, making a part
of the journey. between Chicago and
Detroit, by the steamer, North Land.
Mrs. A. F. Young left today for
Charlotte, N c., where she will join
Mr.. Young, who is travelling through
the southern states Mrs S. L. Court
ney, Mrs. Young's sister, will accom-
pany her as far as St. Louis, where sh /,
will visit the wholesale millinery
! houses Later she will spend about
ten days in Kentucky, and before re-
turning home she will visit in Chica go,
Milwaukee and Detroit Mr.. Courtney
will meet her in Chicago and return
with her.
+ The Home Missionary society of tie
Walnut Grove church will meet FRI
/ day afternoon with Mrs. Harry Coff-
man, 1910 Van Buren, street.
i Miss Esther Walker is spending two
weeks at Douglass Cottage, Manitou,
Colo.
Mrs Kelly of Atchison has returned
home, after spending a short time in
Topeka She was a guest of Mrs. H.
A Gore of Potwin Place.
Mrs Ed Gresser and Miss Helen
Gresser are spending the month of
August in Colorado Springs.
Rev. P. H. Roberts of St Louis,
who is in Topeka in the interests of
the New Thought society, will give an
address Friday evening at a meeting
to be held at the home of Mrs. Lucia
o. Case in West Tenth avenue. His
subject will be Burdens" Sunday he
will speak at Unity church on 1.-The
Three Great Evils-Fear, Tragedy and
lTOn0rance