The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1919-02-01

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Kansas Day celebrations and the legis-
lature left yesterday for their homes.
Mrs Alice Courtney. of Kansas City,
who spent a few days this week the
guest of her brother. Mr.. Phil John
| son, has returned to her home.
Mrs. George Bowman and her
daughter, Miss Florence Bowman,
| have returned from a visit of a few
days in Kansaze City.
Miss Harrj Risteep - entertaining
Miss Irma k&f. of ErnAs City over
| the week enA
Mrs. Albez9 Pxtt.ai returned home
| today from Kansas City, where she
| has spent three weeks.
| Miss Ramona Kirkpatrick and Miss
Edith Banks. Of Kansas University are
spending the week end with Mr.. and
| Mrs. James Kirkpatrick
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Andrews. and
| their daughter. Jeanette. who have
been guests of Mr.. Andrews parents,
Los Angeles, have taken an apart
ment in that city for the rest of the
winter.
Miss Doris Rosser, who is attending
school at Lawrence. is spending the
weekend with her parents.
Mr.. and Mrs. Max Wilhelmi of Law
renee will come to Topeka next week
| to see Maxine Elliott
Mrs. ]. J. Funk of Webb City, Mo-.
| is spending the winter with Mr.. and
Mrs F. J. Funk.
Mrs. Phoebe Pinkerton, register of
her home after a visit to Mrs. E. E.
Hopes. Mrs. Pinkerton came to To-
peka to attend the convention of
| county officers.
Peggy, Mrs. T. p. Gerow and Mrs.
Robert Drewsdow have returned to
their homes in Omaha after having
spent a week with Mrs. George H.
Foster, 1884 Tyler street. Mrs. Leh-
man was formerly Miss Margaret
| Gerow of Topeka.
Mrs. Warren Crumbine and her son,
Warren, of Geneva, Ohio, are visiting
DR.. and Mrs. S. J. Crumbine and Miss
Violet Crumbine
Mrs. Frank Edison is visiting re1a-
tiveS in Des Moines.
Mr.. and Mrs. o. E. Walker will
occupy the w. E. Forbes homesfor the
rest of the winter. Mr.. and Mrs
Forbes will leave this week for Texas
to spend several weeks with their son,
Mr.. Frank Forbes, and Mrs. Forbes.
Miss Glen Davis will leave tonight
for New York City to spend about
three weeks. Her mother, Mrs. E. F..
Davis. will accompany her as far as
Chicago to visit her son. Mr.. Rafe
Davis.
Mrs. C. J. Evans is in Manhattan to
deliver an address before the home
economics department of the State
: Agricultural college.
Mrs. H. o. Miller, of Tulsa, Okla,
is visiting her sister, Mrs A. T. Lucas.
Mrs. SeWeH Black and her son,
Robert, are visiting Mrs. Blacks par
ents in Kansas City.
: Mr.. Lyman Mcdonald, of Chapman,
Kan, is in st. Francis hospital, where
he underwent an operation today.
Mr.. Francis Kiene, son of Mr.. and
, Mrs. l.. L. Kiene, has received his
t discharge from the army and returned
home.
A miscellaneous shower was given
: at the home of Miss Pauline Petereck,
! 424 Buchanan street, by the State
Printing plant girls for Mrs M. C.
Rogers. Those present were: Mr.. and
,, Mrs. M. c. Rogers, Miss Emily Straub,
Miss Clara Brogden, Miss Anna Ortoff
Miss Bertha Clinton, Miss Sibyl E.
2 Gardiner, Miss Esther DeBacker, Miss
5 Ruth Bauman. Miss Charlotte Keller,
Miss Frances Wendell, Miss Gertrude
! Ku11, Miss Anna Stellhorn, Miss Lena
! Gaddie, Miss Maude Duckett. Miss
: Tress Schramm, Miss Marie Willbourn
3 Mrs. Frank Stephens and Miss
2 Petereck.
At the vesper service of the First
. Congregational church at p. m. on
Sunday the pastoral e. Gregory, will
speak-"That thing upon the capitol
o grounds" Vocal and instrumental
5 music will be rendered.-Adv