The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1916-06-13

ter length coat. with belt of the goods,
and a strap around the wrists and col
lar of bright red leather. fastened with
silver buckles.
Mrs. H. A. Wolf of College avenue.
will entertain her luncheon club
Wednesday of this week
Mrs. J. A. Stoner gave luncheon
for Miss Lois Chambers, of Colorado
Springs. at her home IN Lane street
Miss Chambers formerly attended
Washburn college, and was in Topeka
for commencement affairs. After fin
fishing at Washburn she went to Bos-
ton to study domestic science She is
now teacher of domestic science in
her stay in Topeka she was the house
guest of Mrs. Howard Searle.
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Mr. Frank Peers and Mr.. Hampton
Shirer will leave in a few days for
Boston to attend the Boston school of
of Washburn college, will join them.
Mr.. Marshall Sanders, Washburn
graduate, will enter the School of
Technology. Mr.. Sheriff. Smith,
teacher of music in the Topeka high
school, will take a course in the New
England conservatory. and Mr.. Edwin
Menninger will enter Columbia uni
versity to study Journalism
Later in the summer Mr.. Peers, Mr..
Shirer and Mr.. Carl Menninger will
take a camping trip in the Maine
woods.
One of the good looking young fell
lows about town dropped into the So
ciety office this morning for a dish
or gossip. The conversation turned
upon lucky young chap whose at
tachment for certain girl of a prom
inent family has brought him no END
OF good fortune in his future profess
sion. Both these young men are GO
ing to practice on the law as the
boys say. Now why don't you find a
profitable affinity" the caller was
asked You are enough better look
ing than the lucky one 'Looks." he
scoffed, Looks buy you nothing. YOU
your train into the promised land the
way that chap did,
Notes and Personal Mention.
Miss Blanche Ingerson of Kirwin
Ran, is the guest of Mrs. Jack Camp.
bell She is stopping for a visit in
topeka on her way to her home from
Ames, Iowa, where she is a teacher
OF domestic science in the Iowa State
college.
Miss Helen Rabe of Axtell, Kan, is
the guest of Miss Genevieve Herrick
Miss Rabe is a student in the high
school, where Miss Herrick was &
teacher the past year.
Judge Silas Porter is in Emporia at
tending the golf tournament
Mrs. E. G. Hughes is visiting hel
mother in Granville.
Mrs. E. c. Brown and her daughter
Helen. and her son, Merton of Robin
son, Kan, returned home Monday, af
ter visit to Mrs. Fred Jackson
DR.: Dorothy Nicoll and her daugh
ter, Miss Annetta Nicoll will leave 500,
for a trip east. Miss Nicoll will at
tend reunion of her college class a
Ithaca, n. Y. They will spend tive
weeks in New York city and later the,
will go to Baltimore, Nd, where DIR
Nicon will attend a medical conven
ton.
Mrs w R. Kercher and her mother
Mrs. H W. Albert, went. to Kansa.
City today to spend the remainder o
the week attending the Billy Sunda,
meetings. While they are in Kansal
City they will be guests of Mrs. E
| Martindale.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edwin A. Campbell
are attending the golf tournament il
Emporia, and are guests of Mr.. ant
Mrs. Frederick Green. Mrs Green i
remembered in Topeka as Miss Ay;
Hardcastle, who has frequently visit
ed Mrs Campbell.
Mrs. John T. Price of Kansas City
formerly of Topeka is spending fey
days in town.
! Mr.. and Mrs. F. I. Richards hav
gone to their country home to remain
a part of the summer.
Mrs. John Maher and her children
| Ned and Helen of Berkeley, Cal, ar
rived today to visit Mrs Makers pa
rents, Mr. and Mrs. Patrick Walsh
! Mrs. Mendel Reinback and he
daughters will leave soon for Boulder
Col, to spend the summer. Miss Hell