The Topeka state journal., 1916-04-13

LID Whittemore. during the fedora
ton meetings.
Mr.. J. c. Allison returned today
from business trip to Manhattan.
Mr.. Cary Barney of Kansas City is
recuperating at the home of his aunt,
Mrs. L. D. Whittemore, after nine
weeks in the hospital.
Mrs John P. st. John of Olathe is
spending a few days with Topeka
Miss Hazel Allen of Carrolton. Mo,
has returned home after visit to Mrs
Will Kercher
Mrs. A. w. Dana is recuperating at
her home on Western avenue. Mrs.
Dana was operated upon in Chicago
hospital short time ago.
Mrs. ]. E. Brewer of Abilene is in
Topeka for the federation meetings.
Miss Marie Wetherby of Emporia
VINO played the violin at the federation
meeting yesterday afternoon. is a for
mer pupil of Mr. Carlton Wood.
Mr.. Erwin Snattinger spent yester-
day in Seneca.
Mrs Ricard and Mrs. Mcintyre of
Burns are the guests of Mrs. ]. L.
Work on Topeka avenue.
Mrs. Lewis Wulfekuhler of Leav-
enworth is visiting Mrs. w. d. Storrs
for few days.
Mrs. Ernest Biene is the guest of
Miss Marjorie Whitney today.
Mrs. j. f. Mitchell returned home
Tuesday from st. Louis. where she
spent q week with her daughter, Mrs.
f. F. Miller, and Mr.. Miller.
Miss Louise McGoff went to Kansas
CITY Yesterday for a short visit
Mrs. J. F. Close of GreenIeaf came
yesterday to be the guest of her moth
er, Mrs. NJ. F. Southwick
Mrs. May BeIleville Brown is a guest
OF Mrs. w. A. McCarter for the next
few days.
Mr. and Mrs Albert E. Searle of
! Neodesha will arrive in Topeka uomor-
row to remain until after the funeral
of Mr.. Warren Crumbine, which is to
take place Saturday.
Mrs. Hugh A. Hope of Victor is a
guest of her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. ].
B. Mckee.
Mrs. Robert Gordon's guests for
this week are Mrs. w. A. Morgan and
Miss Z. Brown OF Lansing.
Miss Margaret Harris of Great Bend
Is visiting her brother. Mr.. ]. NJ. KEEP
pee, 1211 College avenue
Mr.. Harold Spielman left today for
storm Lake, Iowa, where he will go
| into business
Mrs. ". S. Roark. a delegate to the
state Federation convention from
junction CITY, is a guest of her daugh-
ter, Miss Leah Roark
Mrs. 1. w. Potter and her daughter.
Miss Inez Potter of Coffeyville. Mrs
T. Brukerhoff and Mrs. j. Westloke of
Sedan are the guests of Mrs G. c.
! Bowman.
Mrs. Paul Walker is recuperating
| from an illness at her home
Mrs. Charles Mcdowell of Smith
center, who is a member of the state
civil service board, is here for the
state Federation. the guest of her
mother, Mrs c. o. Williams of 1315
Lincoln street.
Mr.. Martin G. Miller. who has been
in Russell, Kan, for several months
on business, has returned home.
Mrs: c. ]. Beatty and Mrs. ]. Bar
Mrs. ]. T. Botkin.
Mrs. w. H. johnson of Erie is vis-
| ting Mrs w. E. Davis this week
Mrs s. $. Beggs has as her guests
this week, Mrs. John McCune and Mrs.
John Lapham of Chanute Mrs. Perry
Allen and Mrs John Keith of Coffey-
4 Vile
Miss Margaret Roroabaugh of Ell
dorado is spending few days in To-
peka. She is a relative of Mrs. F. H.
/ Cron, president of the Eighth district
8SfI the Kansas State Federation OF
| Mrs Vivian L Alexander and Mrs.
Kate L. Debit of Council Grove are
guests of Mrs. Matt Weightman.
I Mrs George Guild is spending this
iweek with relatives in Sterling.
Mrs. S. c. South of Burlington is the
guest of Mrs. c. W. Mitchner. She is
president of the Mothers club and I
member of the Ladies' Council. She
is the district president for the W.
c. T. U.
Mrs F. L. Raymond of Raymond
district chairman of the Fou1h dis
trict on the educational committee, is
the guest of Mrs. c; T. Legg on Lane
street She is president of the Par
| lament club.
Mrs. L. NJ. Nicholson has left for
Excelsior Springs, Mo-, and is guest