The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1918-06-13

her teaching next year. Mr.. Salls-
! bury has been in Topeka several days
taking degrees in Masonry. He will
return to Funston in a short time.
Out-of-town guests for the wedding
were Mrs. Anna T. Ward, Mr.. Fred
| Marsh, Mr.. and Mrs. A. w. Durham
| and Mr.. and Mrs. William ]. -Cady. all
, of Falls City. Neb., and Miss Jennie
Strain of Effinsham.
All the ladies of the presidents
household are doing their bit for the
war.
Mrs. Wilson has knit numerous
sweaters, mufflers and wristwarmers
for the boys in the trenches.
Miss Margaret Wilson, the presi-
dents eldest daughter, Is spending
most of her time on concert tours.
| devoting the proceeds from her song
lrecitals to the Red Cross.
| Mrs. Francis Bowes Sayre, the pres
ident's second daughter. is at the fore
front of the Red Cross and war char
| ity activities at Williams, Mass.
Mrs William G. McAdoo, his young
est daughter, is not only Red cross
of the last Liberty loan and sold
bonds on the street corners in WASH
ington.
Miss Helen Woodrow Bones, the
presidents cousin, has just taken the
position of information desk girl at
| the headquarters VI thS AASeAAN~
Columbia Red Cross.
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Notes and Personal Mention
4 Mrs. Albert Patton and her small
son. Albert, Jr.. will leave soon for
Chicago to visit Mrs. Patton's parents,
Mr. and Mrs. J. w. Going
Mr.. and Mrs. F. W. Watson and Miss
iAltha Watson motored to Kansas City
yesterday.
Mr.. and Mrs R. F. Hayden and Mr..
Bill Hayden motored to Wamego yes
terday to visit Mrs. Hayden's father,
Captain Johnston.
i Miss Ida Rowe of Pratt is visiting
Cant and Mrs. L. w. Dawson of
England arrived this morning for a
few days visit to Mr.. and Mrs. w. P.
Bishop and Mr.. and Mrs. John L.
Hunt. Captain Dawson has been in
: the war with the Canadian army for
three years and Mrs. Dawson has been
( doing hospital work IN England dur
f ing that time. Captain Dawson is out
) of the trenches only month.
/ Miss Sweet will go to Des Moines
: soon for visit to friends.
Mrs. George Greenough and her
daughter Miss Lulu Greenough. have
returned from Kansas City, where
: they have been visiting another daugh-
Y ter, Mrs. Roy Moore, for two months.
II Mrs. Thomas ScuIly is visiting in
: Texas.
t Mrs. Alice Seeds of Colorado Springs
has taken charge of the rooming house
t at the Virginia
81 Mrs. Charles Guibor is the guest OF
: relatives in Illinois.
e Mr. and Mrs. Will Davis and son
William are spending some time at the
Virginia.
: Miss Cynthia Monroe will go to
e Kansas City Friday for a short visit
= with friends.
n Mrs. Robert Beady and her children
Jane and Robert, of Kansas City, who
have been the guests Of Mrs. Beady's
: sister, Mrs. Frank Burrow, have re-
g turned to their home.
Ell Miss Virginia Rockwell of Junction
e City is spending a few days with Miss
s Lucille Fuller and Miss Mildred Fuller
f Mr.. Leland Thompson left Wednes.
j day for his home in Washington. D. C..
, after visit at the A. D. Gray home II
8 Potwin Place.
Mrs. Arthur Lingafelt of Oklahoma
: City is visiting her mother, Mrs: Jane:
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> Mrs. W. C. Boon has gone to Lol
: Angeles, Calf, to visit her daughter
Miss Elsie Boon.
= City is the guest of Mrs. ]. p. Griswol(
q and Mrs. Mary Dallas Larimer.
e Mrs. Walter Davis ard her children
+ of Colorado Springs will arrive in
d few days to visit the ]. P. Wahle fam
n lily.
v Mr.. and Mrs. Paul LoveweIl ant
# children have left on a motor trip t.
Salina. From there they will go Z,
@ Hutchinson to visit Mrs. Lovewelli
e parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Sawyer.