The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1917-09-10
SOCIETY

Continued from preceding page.)
Miss Maybelle Hamilton will be
hostess tonight at the art exhibit on
the third floor of the state house,
auspices of the Kansas Federation of
Art. Miss Hamilton will be assisted
by Mr.. r. w. Coppedge, Miss LYDIA
Griffee and Mr.. and Mrs. Irving Bill
tngs.
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A reunion of three couples who cell
citrate their wedding anniversary on
the same day, was held Sunday even
ing at the home of Mr.. and Mrs. A. J.
James. The marriage anniversary of
Mr.. and Mrs. James, Rev. and Mrs.
John Bright, and Mr.. and Mrs. j. P.
Gustafson occurs September II, but
the celebration was held this week
because Mr.. Bright will be in Louis
vile, KY, on the regular day for the
party, which is held annually. Rev.
and Mrs. Bright were married in Mil
ton, Pa, in 1868; Mr.. and Mrs Gus
tafson, at Eureka. Kan, in 1884; and
Mr.. and Mrs. James in Hutchinson,
Kan, in 1894. Mr.. James has been
with the Santa Fe for twenty-five
years, and is superintendent of bridges
and building. Mr.. Gustafson is with
Crane & Co., where he has held a DO
sition for twenty-one years. The Rev.
Mr.. Bright is former legislative chan
sides the three couples, were: Mrs.
James's mother, Mrs. Rose Scrivener.
Mrs. R. West and her baby of Larned :
Mr. John c. Shearer of Milton. Pa.
and Miss Mary Bright of Ohio. Mrs.
West is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs.
of Mrs Bright. and Miss Bright is the
granddaughter of Rev and Mrs.
Bright.
Notes and Personal Mention.
Mrs. Paul Walker, of topeka. and
Miss Clara Vcrmillfon of Wichita, will
take a cottage at Edgewater Beach,
near Chicago, for two weeks
Bishop and Mrs. James Wise have
returned from a summer vacation trip
to Canada.
Miss Alma Calvert of ATuscotah
who is a teacher in the Topeka high
school, arrived this morning.
Miss Edith Maxwell, the daughter
of Mr.. and Mrs. S. A. Maxwell, 1921
Mulvane street, has left for McPher-
son, Kan, where she will teach this
winter.
Mrs. Charles Lagerstrom and her
son, Charles, jr., have returned from
visit of a week to relatives and
friends in Kansas City.
MIR. Charles Calvert Of Muscotah
Kan, has arrived to be a student III
Washburn college this year
Mrs. Roland Perkins anG her chill
dren. of Wamego, are spending a week
at their home in Potwin Place.
Mr.. and Mrs. Albert Purdy, Mr.. an6
Mrs. W. G. Dickie, and Mr.. and Mrs
H. F. Guthrie, spent the week end a
Lakeview.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jack Campbell will
move this week to their new bunga
low, at 1890 College avenue.
\ Miss Martha Whittemore will have
charge of the classes in languages a.
the Meade high school this winter.
Mrs. Frank Miller of st. Louis, Mo.
formerly Miss Helen Mitchell, of To
peka, is i'll at her home. Her mother
Mrs. Miller will come home with he
as soon as she is able to travel
Miss Judith jerks, of Detroit. Mich.
will visit her cousin, Mrs. Clad Hamil
ton, this week.
Justice and Mrs. Silas Porter hav,
returned from a motor trip to New
York.
Miss Louise Mather of Oswego, il
visiting Miss Nell Allen.
Mrs. James Hurley Mrs. Roll'
Parker, Miss Hildegarde Hurley, Mis-
Clyde Bonebrake and Miss Helen Yo
der. motored to Fort Riley to visi
friends.
The H. A. Perry family will return
about the middle of September from
their summer home at Befnardstown
Mass, where they spent the summer
Mr.. Perry returned a few days ago
and Miss Josephine Perry. WIFI
teaches in the State Agricultural Col
lege, has returned to spend a few
days in Topeka before going to Man
haitian.
Mrs. Cliff Stratton has left for For
Deming. N. M, to join Lieutenan
Stratton, who is attached to a unit o
| the Minnesota guard. She has beel
spending a few days with her parents
Judge and Mrs. Lee Monroe.
Mr.. Donald Thompson, war photog
l rapher from Topeka, expects to re
| turn from Europe, and is now OF
| his way home by way of China an(
| Japan. He has been in Russia TO
some months, and left Petrograd abou
three weeks ago Mrs. Thompson vii
go to meet him and they will be at tn
Palace hotel in that city for a shor
/ time after his arrival.
Miss Frances Jones left Sunday TO
| Osborn, Kansas, where she has &C
| cepted a kindergarten position
Mr.. and Mrs. Oscar Gohlke ant
Miss Marguerite Gohlke returned
| from a trip east and north. Mis-
! Gohlke spent a part of the summer i,
| Chicago studying voice with Osca,
/ Saenger- The family visited in Du
luth and st. Paul. and had a camping
| trip in Illinois