The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1894-07-31
SOCIAL AND PERSONAL.
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buds did not open however, and many
were disappointed although socially the
affair was most charming.
The house was pFettily decorated and
fruit nectar and punch were served
throughout the evening. In the parlorz
the various shades Of heliotrope prevail
ed sweet peas were in the sitting room
low blossoms frightened the dining room
and library.
The night blooming cereus will proba4
bly, open Thursday evening and all in
terested in watching the petals unfold
are invited to 60 and see them.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. J. Langdon entertained
forty five friends last evening at their
home, 116 Buchanan street, in honor Of
their son Alexander, of Kansas City. The
lawn was lighted with Japanese lanterns
and music furnished by a phonograph
Refres hments we're served
Misses Ellie Black, Eta Livermore and
Grace Pettijohn, and AIr. Charles Petit
John. of Olathe, Messrs. Justin Bower
sock and Hall Riddle, of Lawrence, and
Mr.. Bert Peck, of Kansas City, will visit
Misses Annie and Harriet Jones next
week.
Misses Nina and May Thomas are Wis
iting il Leavenwerth this week
Mr.. and Mrs. 5. J. Upton entertained
a few friends last evening at their home
on Monroe street. for Mrs. J. u. Siavins
Of Kansas City.
Mrs. zou 4. Bell will arrive today
from Oklahoma to spend a few days
with Miss Josephine Sexton, on her way
to Los Angeles, Cal, to live. Miss Sex
ton will accom- pany her for 8 short visit.
Mrs Geo. w Neale Jr., and children,
have returned from visit IN Emporia-
mir. and Mrs. Oscar COLwell Of New
7 ork city, are visiting Mrs. John Will
hanson. $40 East Eleventh street.
Mrs. Il. A. Mitchell has returned to
Atchison after a splendid visit with her
sister, mrs. John Mitchell.
III. Hahn Of Newton arrived today to
visit his sister, Mrs. :. Bernheimer.
a party of boys composed OF Fred Gill
lett Walter smith, Frank finer, Fred
McGiffen. David Lakin, EA rnest Council,
Harmon Ryus and RassIe Bennett went
to Martins hill today to camp out for
week.
Misses Santa and Fe Waters enter
tanned a small company of friends last
evening.
Miss Maude Ryburn of Fairbury, Neb..
is visiting Mrs. Harry Forgens AZ 40
Madison street
Mrs Arthur Mills has returned from a
visit in Leaven worth.
Miss Matte Boyd Of BelIeville Is visit
ing Miss Oracle Black on Fillmore
street
Mrs. W. McA Green has returned to
her home in St Joe.
Miss Edna Crane left today for Denver
to spend several weeks with Miss Lottie
Page. Miss Lillian Tefft will accom- pany
her as far Manitou
E. H. Stevens has gone to Indianapolis,
Ind, for short visit
Miss Kate Putnam will leave tomorrow
for Cascade, Cola
Miss Marion Garrettson viii entertain
a few girl friends informally tomorrow
afternoon.
Nj. Chaa Adams will GO to New York
next month.
f. G. MacLennan, Oscar Wolf and w.
W. Carr returned last evening from the
Gunnison country, 200 miles west Of
Pueblo where they have been for the
past two weeks camping and fishing.
They report splendid time and caught
lots Of speckled trout. They killed a
deer and 40 grouse; saw mountain lion.
silver tip bear and a herd Of elk. bout
90 in mum Der. On their return they
stopped at Manito1 and Denver. They
also went up Pixies Peak last Friday on
the cog railroad, the thermometer regis
tering 90 degrees in light snow storm.
Harry Class who accompanied the party
from Denver added much to the success
Of the outing and treated the boys royalty
during their stay in Denver
Harry Wood has returned from a six
weeks visit in Galesburg, III.
Mr.. and Mrs. Alex. Hardy and daugh-
ter Maggie, left yesterday for New York,
and will sail Immediately for Glasgow,
Scotland. The Scottish society accom-
panied them to the depot
Miss Bessie Van Amberg will 60 to
Colorado next week for a months So
journ.
Mrs. NJ. E. Medlicott will 20 to Inde-
pendence, Mo, Saturday, accom- panied
by her niece and nephew, Ada and Je1-
ME Mott, who have been visiting her the
past three weeks.
Mrs III. o. Garvey and Mrs. Charles E.
Spencer and children, left today for Col
orado for an extended stay among the
mountains.
Mrs Charles Wiggin has returned
from Leave nworth. where she has been
spending a few days with Mrs. Smith, at
the Soldiers Home.
Minor social Mention
Miss Kitty Dolman leaves tomorrow for
a visit in indianapolis, Ind.
Mrs J. A. Moss, of St Marys, was in
the city shopping yesterday.
Mrs WhittiAsey and daughter Grace
will 60 to Colorado Springs tomorrow.
Mr.. and Mrs 5. NJ Cope will leave Fri
day for a months visit in Ohio.
Miss Ella Wagner. Of Ann Arbor,
Mich, is visiting Mrs. DR.. Peers.
Miss Bertha Stallsmith has returned
from a months tour through Colorado
Miss Bessie Van Amberg was in Hol-
ton Sunday.
Miss Ida Smith will 60 % Colorado
next week to spend q fortnight
Miss Marion Kenderdine and DR.. and
Mrs III. A. Dykes are il Manitou.
Misses Lena Pitts and Jessie Proctor
went to Kansas City today to spend a few
days.
Mr. and Mrs VIM Summerfeld and
daughter left today for Waukesha, Wis.
Mrs p Ashton Of Logansport, and Mrs.
Amos Parker OF Warrensb burg. Mo. who
have been the guests Of Mrs @. p. Ash