The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1916-05-10

graduating from the school of Fine
Arts Later she was assistant instruc-
tor in voice Since leaving school she
has been a frequent visitor at the
Ralph Skinner and o. j. Wood homes
She studied voice in New York after
leaving Washburn, and now has a po-
sition as soloist in Kansas City
church
Miss Ruth Ks ster entertained at
dinner Tuesday night for Mr.. and Mrs
j. D. Denious. of Dodge City Covers
were placed for Mr.. and Mrs Denious,
Mr. and Mrs. w. E. Davis, Mrs j. r
Raster and Miss Raster
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Madame Lunde Souther will leave
Topeka about the first of June to
spend the summer in Boston. In the
autumn she will go to Washington to
teach voice in Washington college
She was a teacher in that school be-
fore she came to Topeka to take
position as instructor in voice in
Washburn college
Word has been received that Miss
Anna Marcel Haldeman of Girard is
to be married soon to Mr.. Emanuel
Julius
Miss Haldeman is remembered in
Topeka by number of people who
met her recently when she attended
the bankers convention in this city,
and made an address before one of
! their principal meetings She is a
beautiful young woman of brains and
business ability. She is vice president
of a bank in Girard and was elected
secretary of the Kansas State Bank
ers' association at their recent con-
vention. She has become interested
| in welfare work and has established
social center at Radley. coal mining
camp between Girard and Pittsburg.
Mr.. julius is a writer for the APP
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lished at Girard.
During the time Miss Haldeman
was in Topeka she was the house
guest of Mrs. W. A Johnston.
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Miss Grace Lindley of New York
( will be the guest of Mrs. Frank r.
| Millspaugh Friday. Miss LindIey is
one of the chief officers of the wom-
ans auxiliary. the national woman
| missionary organization of the Episco-
pal church. Mrs. Millspaugh will be
at home informally at o'clock Fri
| day afternoon, and invites all the
women of Grace cathedral parish who
are interested in the mission work of
1 the general church to be her guests
Friday afternoon to meet Miss Lind
ley.
Miss Lindley will go from Topeka
to Omaha on her return trip to New
York.
Mrs w. S McClintock and her sons
will leave the first of June for Alex
andria, Mimi, to spend the season at
their summer home They will be ac-
companied by Billy Gault, who will
spend the summer with them At the
close of the summer Mrs. McClintock
and her family will go to Kansas City
to join Mr.. McClintock in a perma-
nent residence They have taken ar
apartment in Kansas City, which they
will occupy early in the autumn.
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Notes and Personal Mention.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. G. Smyser have
returned from Kansas City, where the,
heard Billy Sunday.
!, Justice John Marshall has gone tc
Saratoga, N Y. as a delegate to {
Methodist conference.
Dr. P P Womer has gone to indie
pendence, after spending a few day
in Topeka at his home on the Wash
burn campus
|, | Mr.. and Mrs. Edwin Campbell hav,
, returned from a motor trip to Law
renee.
Mrs Everett Dallas is in Topeka TO
a visit to her mother, Mrs. Anna viii
son.
Mrs. NJ. P. HiIIyer went to Kansa
City today to be the guest of her sis
ter, Mrs. Franklin Hudson
: Mrs Roy Liston. of Cleveland Ohio
! arrived Monday for visit of a few
, weeks with her parents, Mr.. and Mrs
W. A. Sproat, SIS Topeka avenue
!, Mrs. Charles Spencer, of Kansa
City, will be the guest of her sister
Mrs. H. o. Carney, Thursday of thi
week.
Mrs. W. P Montgomery and he
: son. Billy, are in Beloit, visiting Mrs
. Montgomery's sister, Miss Lolita John
ston. who is a teacher in the Indus
trial school,
Z Mr.. and Mrs. e 6. Brookens O
= 1882 College avenue, are the parent
. of a son, born this morning The
= will name the baby Randall J.
2 Mrs. Anna ]. Wilson is i'll at Stor
mont hospital
, Mrs. Walter Hayes and her it'll