The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1894-06-30
SOCIAL AND Personal.
Items OF interest," Abouk Topeka People
and visitors ia Town

The Imperials danced at Vinewood
last evening to the music of Watson's
orchestra, and among those who enjoyed
the party were Mr.. and Mrs w. w
Webb, Mr.. and Mrs. Chas Downing, Mr.
and Mrs. w. III. Rynerson, Mrs. Belle
Small, and Misses Frey, Ware, Caro- Pen
field, Agnes Lee of Kansas CITY. Edna
Lakin, Florence Greer, Lulu Manspeak-
er, Ona McFadden, Carrie Titus of Kan
sas City. Myra Williams, Black OF St.
Louis, Margaret Dudley, Josephine
Dietrich, Mamie Hopkins, Bessie Stew
art Nina Sheaffor, Ollie O'Brien, Irene
Homer, Sadie Gaming of New York,
Edna Best. Henrietta and Mary Thomp-
son, Edith IsbelI; Messrs. Dick, Hop
Horner. Dennis, Penf1 ED, Bonebrake, A.
S. Pudding of New York, Clay, Davis,
Lewis, Walker, Wikidal. Mcbride, Frey,
Yates, King, Kingsley, Valentine,
Thomas, Streicher, Russ, Seller and
Nichols.
PIcnics ut Garfield.
mere were several picnics at Garfield
park yesterday afternoon, and nearly all
OF the participants remained for the
band concert in the evening: Mrs. w. L.
and Mrs. H B. Alfred chaperoned their
Sunday school classes of the First Baptist
church, which consisted of Misses Rose
Loveland, Agda and Emma Nelson, Gala
Mcdonald, Ruth Huntoon, Minnie Means,
Minnie Mcconnell, Ada Chant, Percy
Cappo, BERTHE Umpleby, Tina Fitzpatrick,
Susie Jewell, Lucille fMuIvane, Birdie
and Nora Oliver. Birdie Love, Ruth
Heron, Harry and Bert White. Robt
Wadleigh, Walter Frazeur, Ed. Keene,
Walter Joslyn and Chas. Sheffield
Mr.. and Mrs. w. p. Tomlinson, Mr.. and
Mrs. w. Pateman, Miss Villa Tomlinson
and Fred Lower enjoyed family picnic.
arf of 10 fv1~r r,f
Misses Myrtle and Lulu Fordyce, Mollie
and Anna Crane. Daisy smith, Carrie
Merrick, Daisy Hayes, Nellie Post,
BERTHE Ryus and Lulu Cope; Messrs.
Frank Cain, Geo. Flad, Chas. Peyton, w.
J. Radclif, Jack Newman, Lewis Green
wood, Robt Cunningham and Jack Mer-
ritield, also picnicked at Garfield park.
Riley -Hause.
On Thursday evening, June IA, Mr..
John w. Riley of Tecumseh, Kansas, and
Miss Emma, youngest daughter of MIR.
and Mrs. IL w. Hause, were united in
marriage at the home of the brides par
ents in Brookfeld, Mo.
a large company of friends witnessed
the ceremony and the bride wore a gown
of fawn cOlored silk, finished in serge
trimmings with wide ruff1es of silk lace.
a handsome brooch and ring. the gifts
Of the groom, were her only ornaments.
The bridegroom is a popular and high
y respected young man who has many
friends in Tecumseh to wish him joy.
The affair is more Interesting from
the fact that about year ago brother
of the groom and sister Of the bride
were married, and the parents of both
parties are old friends.
They received many pretty and useful
presents and the parents of the groom,
.Mr. and Mrs. Philip Riley and daughter
Kitty, went to Brooktield to attend the
At Garfield Park.
Mr.. and Mrs G. &. Foss, Mr.. and Mrs.
A. B. Quinion and children, Mr.. and
Mrs. VIM. 1hrapp and children, Mr.. and
hrs. Albert Latham, Mr.. and Mrs. J. b.
den will picnic at Garfield park this aft
ernoon and evening.
General social Notes.
Miss Emma Shafer of Fulton, Mo-, is
visiting her parents MIR. and Mrs. ]. Sha-
fer at 812 Clay street
Edward j. w. McNeal and Miss Clara
A. Wilkerson were united in marriage at
7 o'clock Thursday evening by Rev. J. G.
Owens.
Mrs. Norman Emrick and son Weir of
New Castle, Pa, and Mrs. James Reese
and son Froll of Kansas City. Kan; who
have been visiting Mrs s. c. Garrack
for the past two week have returned
home.
d. c. Leavitt has returned from Iowa.
Mrs Moorehead of Sedalia is visiting
her mother, Mrs. d. II. Johnston in Pot
win.
Miss Agnes Brokaw who was over
come with the heat Thursday is slowly
recovering.
The Y. P. s. c. E. of the United Pres
byterian church met last Tuesday even
ing to elect officers for the ensuing six
months. President, J. c. McKitrick;
vice president, NJ. S. McNabney; secre
tary. Miss Alice Pyles; treasurer. Miss
Anna Boyd, and corresponding secretary
Miss Alice Paterson.
Miss Louise Kent left today for Col
orado Springs.
Mrs. +. Nj. futile and son Leon will
go to Wamego to spend the Fourth.
Mrs. ID. C. Leavitt is in Kansas City.
Nr. Geo. Herbold of st. Louis is in
town for few days.
Mrs j. p. Sartelle has gone to Kansas
City.
A R Lingafelt returned today from
Miss Stella Black of St Louis, sister
of W. J. Black who has been attending
school in that city, is the guest of Miss
Myra Williams
Miss Nellie Pollard entertained a few
young people last evening at her home
on Lincoln street.
Miss Anna Bradt of Beatrice, Neb., is
the guest of Miss Mary Colby, 1913 To-
peka avenue.
Miss Ona McFadden leaves Tuesday
for visit in Hiawatha-
A NJ. Collette is up from Emporia for
few days.
Miss Nellie Evarts has gone to Man
haitian and Hutchinson for two months
visit
Mr.. and Mrs. Geo Gilmore of Michi-
gan Valley, are the guests of Mr.. and
hrs Frank Merrill.
Miss Lillian Gemmen entertained about