The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1916-09-15

They will name the baby Eleanor
Mrs Collinson, before her marriage,
was Miss Una Lyle
Mr.. and Mrs Byron Davis will re-
turn next week from Manltou, Coio-'
where they spent the summer.
Miss Ernestine Biby has gone to
Manhattan to enter the State Agricul-
tural college. Miss Biby is the daugh-
ter of one of the Eewly chosen officers
of the knights and Ladies of Security.
Miss Genevieve Herr1ck. VINO ~
teaching English in the high school
at Horton this year, has gone to Law
renee to attend some of the rushlns
parties, and is guest at the n III
house
Mr.. H l. Aldrich, of Caney, and
Mr. Frank Aldrich, of Hiawatha, nave
returned home, after visit to their
father, Mr.. a. H. Aldrich-
Mrs. G. H. Belcher is in Omaha
visiting her son, Mr. Taylor Belcher.
Miss Camilla Campbell and Miss
Annie Banks arrived today from Den
yer. Miss Campbell has been visiting
her brother on his ranch. and Miss
Banks spent the summer in Denver
Mr.. A. r. Banks will remain in Colo
RADIO a few weeks longer
Miss Sarella Herrick will go to Man
haitian Saturday to enter the State
Agricultural college.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. o. Anderson will
leave next Tuesday for a trip of two
or three weeks to New orleans.
Mr.. and Mrs. Herbert Davis and Mr.
and Mrs. Vannenberg, of Hiawatha,
motored to Topeka to attend the fair.
and were guests of Mr.. Davis uncle,
Mr. J. P Davis, and his family Mr..
Amos Chandler a nephew of Mr..
, Davis, and Mrs. Chandler, also attend
ed the fair. Mr.. Harvey Chandler and
his son, Paul, of Williamsburg, were
| visitors in Topeka this week, and were
house guests of Mr.. Davis and his
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! c. G. Colburn.
Miss Olive Johnson, of Hartford,
Ark, is guest of Mr.. and Mrs. Frank
Stevens. Her father is editor of the
Hartford Observer. Before coming to
Topeka she visited her grandfather
Mr.. Dow Busenbark, of HarveyvilIe,
who is editor of the HarVeyville paper.
| Miss Esther FELTON, is entertaining
Miss Marguerite Barker, of Kaw VAL
| ley, this week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Leon E. Howe. of AL
mena. were in Topeka Thursday. Mrs
Howe. before her marriage, was Miss
Hazel Williams, a Kappa at the State
university, who often visited Topeka
| friends.
Mrs. B. Brandt. of Topeka, and Mr.
and Mrs. Harry Brandt and Ruth
Brandt of Amarillo, Tex are in
Hutchinson visiting Mrs. W. R. Craw-
ford
| Mr.. J. T. Lardner, purchasing
agent for the state board of admins
tration, has returned from a business
/ trip to Hutchinson.
Mrs. Lolita Hall has left for Chicago
to study some of the new dances. She
was accompanied by her niece, Elaine
Hudson.
Mrs. Ida Prescott and her son,
George. will return home Saturday
from Los Angeles. after spending the
summer with Mrs. Prescott's sister
Mrs. J. B. Payne
Miss Louise Ruth Hobson and Mr.
W. Herbert Rogers were quietly mar
ried Thursday evening at the First
United Brthren parsonage by the
Rev. G. K. Hartman
Mr.. and Mrs John from of Reloft
were in Topeka during the fair and
were guests of Canon G. NJ Geisel
They were formerly parishfoners of
Canon Geisel in Beloit and were the
first couple for whom he performed
the marriage service.
Special Saturday night, fried chick
en- dinner, 75c. Gordons orchestra.
to D m. The Tea Room, Mills Bldg
Adv.