The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1894-02-13
SOCIAL AND Personal.
Tfe ms Or Interest about Topeka People
and visitors iu Town

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Items of Interest about Topeka People
and visitors iu Town.
There were several bob-s1eigh parties
ont last night and cutters bV The score.
Although the snow is TOO deep for sleigh
ing to be very good. the young people
intend to make the most OF It while it
lasts and Of The moonlight. Several
parties are making arrangements to 20
out tonight and tomorrow night. One
roomy sleigh last evening held a Jolly
crowd Win tin horns and other aDpurte-
nences for making a noise. They car
red fruit and confectionery with them,
but it was too cold TO eat it. In the
party were Misses Lottie Bowes, Jose
Prime Colby, Edna Crane, Nellie Mo
ClntOck, Edna Carpenter, Myrtle Davis,
Leila Saxtou, and 1Iessrs. Harry VIII
Hams. Oscar W0olverton. Dave Harvey.
jay Keller, James Trainer, Chas. Keller,
and Harry Hazlett.
The Coterie" entertained twelve
ladies at luncheon Saturday afternoon at
the home Of Mrs il. j. Buckner, SIS
A est Eighth street. from three to 1--WE
o'clock, in honor Of Mrs Mamie Hum
fer Of Pomona, Kan Among the guests
were Alrs. John M. Brown, airs. j. O.
Owens, Mrs. 3 +. Foster. MIS-. Henry
Turner and Mrs. RObt Keith. Dainty
souvenirs cards containing the colors of
the club We're received by each guest.
and ala impromptu programme Of music
and recHat0ua was highly appreciated.
Nr. ~ a. kimbau gave 8 dinner party
at the Ihro0p hotel last evening for DIR.
and Mrs. g. p. Ashton and Miss Kathe-
rine Crawford, who left today for her
home in Dallas, Tex.
Major ~ j. Anderson is able to be at
his office again after severe attack Of
the grip.
Dir. Lee Price Of Kansas City spent
Sunday in town.
Miss Daisy Sampson returned TO Law
George w. sarler Of Rock Island. ILL.,,
is visiting his daughter, Mrs. O. j. Bad
ders.
Miss Cora Loux spent Sunday with
relatives in Kansas City.
THE musical people met last evening
with Prof. Leib at the National hotel tO
make further arrangements for the re0r-
ganizatOn of d chorus
Miss Maud Scott of Kansas City is the
guest of Mrs. A. Noiland on Polk street.
Miss Leila DevendOrf VIII be married
next month to Mr.. Johnston of the City of
Mexico. The marriage viii take place
b I'll Paso, Texas, and Alr. III. x. Deven-
dorf, Ar. and Mrs. Geo. Ebert and Miss
Oral Chipps VIII attend the wedding
from this city.
Dr. and Mrs. A. H. AFTER have returned
from Texas where they have been for
the past six months.
Miss Edith Brewer viii 90 to Emporia
tomorrow to visit
Mrs. George Parkhurst entertained a
half dozen friends Informally last Friday
evening.
Harry Mileham Of Kansas City spent
couple Of DAYS ia town last week
ar and Mrs. g.. j. Mulvane VIII give
D tea party this evening for Mr. and Mrs.
O.. O.. Baker.
Dr. III o'Brien has returned from Cali
The Ladies' Music club VIII meet
Wednesday afternoon with Mrs. N. S.
Charles, 1907 Harrison street.
The al ". club Will give valentine
party at the home Of Miss Emma Mar
mont
Mr.. ID. Halo of Minneapolis, Mimi, is
visiting friends in the city and stopping
at the Throop.
SIR and Mrs. a. A. Robinson are ex-
pected this week from Boston and New
York.
Miss May Davis left today for Kan
sas City She VIII visit IT'D Emporia and
Burliugame before her return.
8lr. and Mrs. Leanard Br0ck, of Iowa
City. are visiting 8Ir. Brooks sister, Mrs.
q. Seller.
c. Bauman. Of Leavenworth, spent SUM
Hiss Lizzie Porter is visiting ia Em-
poria-
Mrs. John V0lz and daughter. Of Leav-
enworth, are visiting Mrs. r. Moeser, on
Topeka avenue.
Julius Snattinger and Ben Barnum
dry goods store.
3Ir. ana Mrs. G. IT. Lockwood have re-
turned from California.
Miss Dora Mcclure, who has been
quite I'D is Commissioning
" p. Armel spent sunday and Monday
Chas. and Andrew Tanner are in ST.
Louis.