The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1916-07-17

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A party of Topeka people motored
to Major Harvey's farm Sunday for
a fishing and swimming party. The
company included: Mr.. and Mrs.
Frank Griggs. Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Da-
Wis, Mr.. and Mrs. Dick Hayden, MI
and Mrs. w. p. Montgomery, Miss
Eugenia Quinton of Washington, D.
c., Mrs. George Calvin of Kansas CITY,
formerly Miss Effie Banter of To-
peka, Miss Helen Davis, Miss Glenn
Davis. Miss Eva Smith. Mr.. Harry Lee
land and Mr. Harlow Hurley.
Mrs. J. V. Rowles of 1865 Harrison
street has as her guest for rev
weeks Miss Lee Haynes of New YORK,
formerly of Kansas. Miss Haynes Is
an artist and a newspaper woman
She studied art in Chicago, and after
ward took a position on the world.
Later she went to New York, and Is
now editor of the fashion page OF the
Brooklyn Eagle, doing both the writ
ing and illustrating for that depart
ment. She expects to remain mere
until the early part OF september
Miss Mary Clark gave a house party
for the weekend at the George \.
Clark cottage at LakeView. Inc mem
hers of the party were: Miss hath-
crime McCarter. Miss Jessie McCarter'
Miss Clark Mr.. Baker, of Baldwin,
Kansas, and Mr.. William ,McCarter.
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Miss Orah Moneypenny will enter
tain at dinner tonight at her home in
Clay street. Covers will be placed for
ten guests.
A party will be given tonight on the
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members of the fifth division of the
woman's Society of the First Metho-
dist church.
Mrs. Frank Merriam gave a picnic
party Saturday night at Allysdale, the
Merriam country place, for Miss Alice
Merriam, of Kansas City, and for Mr..
Merriam Sheldon.
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The departure of a Topeka family
for the north they say will interfere
sadly with filtration that has been
progressing famously all spring and
summer between two married people
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Mrs Clinton Johnson gave a morn
ing party at her home, 1928 Central
Park Court, in honor of the first
birthday anniversary of her son, Irwin
Henry. The guests were: Mrs. Sam
Zimmerman and her daughter, Myra
Jane; Mrs Gay Lawrence ard her
and her children, Arthur and Rose
mary, Mrs. Freeman Bell and her
son, Willard, Mrs. Frank Muss and
her son, Maurice, Mrs. Vaughn Morri-
son and her daughter, Mary Jane,
Mrs. H. S. Putney and her son, Dom
aid, Mrs Fred Gaylord and her
daughter, Maxine, Mrs. Frank Bas-
sett and her son, John Ray
Miss Gladys Dougherty gave u
l.. fry-r,
avenue Saturday. The guests We're:
Miss Rachel Locke. Miss Ethel Nick
OILS, Miss Ruth Locke, Miss Ethel
Mattingly, Miss Ruth Aller, Miss
Mary WEIGH, Miss Harriet Shaffner,
Miss Carah Close and Miss Helen
Welch, of Wichita, who is visiting her
aunt, Mrs. ]. B. Heck.
Notes and Personal Mention.
Former Gov. w. R. Stubs of
Lawrence spent Sunday in Topeka
visiting his daughter, Mrs. Robert
Stewart and DR.. Stewart.
Miss June Mitchell went to Kansas
City today to visit friends a short
time. Later she will go to Burling
ton, Colo, for a summer outing.
Mr. and Mrs. Byron Davis will
leave the first of August for an out
ing at Manitou and Colorado Springs.
Mrs Claude E Neil will leave Tues
day for trip to YELLOWSTONE Park,
accompanied by her sister-in-law,
Miss Allie Neil, of Lection, Mo. On
their return they will stop to visit
friends in Salt Lake City. Denver and
Colorado Springs. During Mrs. Neils
absence, Miss Mamie Neil, also of Lee
ton. will be at the Neil home looking
after the children, Claude, Jr., and
Virginia.
Mr. Dan Hammatt Mr. Ned Osborn
and Mr.. Ed Kellam have motored
from Chicago to Detroit in Mr. Os-
born's car, and from there they will
take the boat to Buffalo. n Y. The
Dickinson family of Los Angeles,
whom Mr. Kellam accompanied to
Chicago, left the other party at De
troit, on an automobile trip to the
northwest. They will go through
western Canada before returning to
Los Angeles.
Mrs. j. f. Mitchell and her little
daughter, Maxine, have returned from
Galena, where they visited Mrs
MitchelIs mother, Mrs. ]. NJ Pickett
Mrs. Pickett accompanied them home
and is guest at the Mitchell home
Mr. and Mrs. Harold Bozell and
their little daughter of Norman, Okla
have been travelling in the east, and
are now guests of Mr. Bozelrs par
ents of Kansas City. They will motor
10 topeka soon for visit to Mrs
Bozells parents, Mr.. and Mrs. H. A.
Heath.
Mrs. Ralph Leavitt, who is with her
sister, Mrs. E. A. Thrill. this summer,
IS visiting Mrs. NJ. c. Bundel of Leav-
euworth at the post a few days
Mrs. Wayland Campbell and her
children, are visiting Mrs. Campbell's
mother, Mrs. ]. A. Taylor of Leaven-
worth.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. ]. Martindale will
leave Tuesday for a trip to Colorado
Springs. Denver and Fort Collins.
Miss Eleanor Campbell has gone to
Buffalo Park. Colo, to spend some
time with the George H. Whitcomb
family, who are at their summer home