The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1917-08-31

the University of Colorado at BOHlter.
Boulder is the home of Lieutenant
sion at Fort Riley.
Notes and Personal Mention
Dean J. P. Deb. Kaye will return
Thursday, September 6, from his
summer home, Pine Tree Lodge, Grab
Lake, Wisconsin. Mrs. Kaye and the
children will stop in Chicago to visit
relatives before returning to Topeka.
Mrs George Crane and her sister,
Mrs. Clark, who are at Long Beach,
Cal S will return to topeka the last of
Mrs. Bennett A. Allen, of Washing
ton, D. c., will arrive Monday to visit
her sister, Mrs. Frank K1fngaman
Mrs. D. ]. Meese and Mrs. Wilson
Spencer, of Mansfield, Ohio, are
guests of Mrs. ]. S. Dean and her
Ia mily, 1888 Western avenue.
Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. A. Low and their
qaughter, Mrs Albert T. Reid, and
her daughter, Marian, who spent a
part of the summer at Minocqua, Min
nesota, will start for home next Mon
day
Mr.: John F. Norton returned Thurs
uay from a summer outing at Mack
mac Island.
Mr.. Hugh Fullerton, who Mas been
on vacation trip to Maine, has re-
turned home.
Miss Gladys Neil will return Sunday
from trip to Chicago and other I'LL
nois cities
The Fletcher Music Method for rnu-
slcaI feeling, creative work. construc-
tive thinking and doing in music
Roberta Mckirahan, 1885 Lane street
ADV
Col. ]. w. F. Hughes has returned
from a trip to northern Wisconsin and
Minnesota He was with a party of
nifty travellers. Mr.. D. A Kendall
OF willard, was one of the men of the
company.
Mrs. Silas Rain, who has been in
Colorado Springs this summer, viii ar
rive home Saturday
Mr.. and Mrs. Russell Frost are
building a new house in Jewell ave-
nue.. and until the residence is COM
pleted, they will make their home at
the John e Frost place in Western
avenue. They are moving from their
former home in West Eleventh street
Miss Evangeline Schroeder, of Leav-
enworth, will return home Saturday,
after visit to Miss Winifred Hartley.
Mr.. and Mrs. o. F. Sawyer, of
Hutchinson, are visiting their daugh-
ter Mrs. Paul Lovewell. They are
stopping on their return from an east
ern trip.
Mrs. Grover Dunn, of Westmoreland,
'-Aer parents, Mr.. and Mrs. H. H. WeIty
She came to attend the Heath-Knight
wedding
Miss Florence Fair, who is ill at
St. Francis hospital is recovering.
Miss Dorothy Craig, of Usage City,
is visiting Miss Betty Bonebrake
Mr.. Otto Barteldes. Mr.. F'redo Bar
teldes, Mr.. j. Gordon Glib and Mr..
Owen Carl, motored to Topeka
Thursday and played golf at the
Country club.
Mrs. Carrie E. Swan, who has been
visiting in Jacksonville, Springfield
and Waverly, Ill, for the past month.
has returned home
DR.. Nancy Godfrey and her daugh-
ter, Resale, have returned from Ar
cola, Sask., Canada, where they Wis
tied DIR. Godfrey's people.
Mrs. e. F. Frisbie, who has been
visiting in Buffalo. Boston and Salem.
is now in New York, and before her
lreturn she will go to PHILADELPHIA
Atlantic City, Washington and Balti-
more stopping in Chicago on her
way home. -ft -
Mr.. and Mrs. John Runyen have
returned from Chicago. They occu-
pied cottage on the lake near Chi
cago. They also visited Mr.. Run
yen's former home in Olney, Ill, and
relatives and friends in Portland, Ind.
Miss Marjorie Glasgow gave a pu-
pills recital Thursday afternoon. Those
who played were: Arnold Irons, Wal
lace Jones, Margaret Robb, Pansy
Dunlap, Lloyd Riggen, Carolyn Vance,
Genevieve Rhodes, and Hildred Frost.