The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1894-08-01
SOCIAL AND Personal.
Items OF Interest," About Topeka People
and visItors a Town.

ana vAsitors IA Town.
Mr.. and Mrs. S. Greenabaum gave
card party last evening for Mrs. Leon
Greenabanm Of ST. Louis The rooms
" ere decorated with cut flowers and re-
freshments were part of the evenings
enjoyment The guests were Mr.. and
Mrs. A. Steinburg, Mr.. and Mrs. S. Bar
mum, Mr.. and Mrs. S. Hahn, MIR. and Mrs.
u. Greenwald, Mr. and Mrs. s. Burn
heimer, AIr. and Mrs G. Praigheimer,
Mrs. ID. Landecker of ST. Louis, Mrs j.
strauss of Newton, Misses Belle Bund-
schuh of Terre Haute, Ind, Minnie Bar
mum. Belle Eulinger and Messrs. Ben
and Sam Barnum, 1. Henlein and Julius
SLatt-nger.
General Social Notes.
Mrs J. Williamson accompanied her
niece Florence ightingale, TO Missouri,
where she will attend school near St
Louis. Mrs. Williamson returned today.
Miss Bernice Hovey has returned to
Fort Worth, Tex, after a pleasant visit
with Miss Vera Low.
Miss Fora Gaines has gone to Louis
vile. KY, 10 visit her grand parents.
Miss May Hamilton u visiting in
BrookvilIe-
Mrs. Carrie Goddard Of the city schools,
has returned from a several weeks visit
in Oklahoma
Miss Jessie Bayless Of Kansas City. is
visiting her brother George J. Bayless,
1T 1851 Dillon street
"A. j.
left today for Toronto, Can, to be gone
month.
Captain Tibbetts Of Denver is in town
for a tew days.
Mrs f. anti viii leave Friday for
Los Angeles, Cal
Mrs A J. Randall of RoOdhouse, Ill,
is visiting her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. @.
8, RoshOn. 613 Chandler street
Mrs. K Watkins, Mrs. S. Fulton, Miss
Ruua Payne and the Misses Watkins Will
leturn the latter part Of this week from
Il trip to Colorado and Utah.
Mr.. and Mrs. K. +. Hollins are the par
ents Of a daughter, born Friday.
Albert Horton is visiting his sister,
Mrs F. <. Brown in Blue Rapids.
Miss Julia Archer arrived today from
Emporia to visit her cousin, Miss Lulu
John, in Lowman Hill
Miss Ethel Barnes will entertain 4
dozen friends al tea tomorrow evening.
Oscar " of is quite i'll with mountain
fever.
Mr.. John Lowrie sailed on the 2sth
from Scotland and il expected home
next week.
Mrs. Z. D. Davis will leave soon for
Ration, n. H., for an extended visit
Mr.. c. s. Mont gomery will leave today
for Milwaukee and Iowa to visit his
grandchildren.
MIR. and Mrs. Norman Wear will leave
tomorrow for Colorado.
The friends of one engaged young
lady in town have b ser so exceedingly
generous that they have filed two med
ley trunks for heI and she has strarted
The third one.
Mrs &. F. King will return Friday
from trip through Colorado
Mrs. David Adlvane and daughter.
Virgiline, have gone to Colorado for
month or so.
Mr.. II. o. Garvey accompanied Mrs.
Garvey and Mrs. c. T. Spencer to COlOra-
Jp %Vrfn Ca vvhprn fhnv awra0f IN rar0afn
for about six weeks.
Miss NJ argaret Dever, of Ottawa, is Wis
iting friends in the city.
Mr.. and Mrs Z. r Strauss, who have
been visiting for the past six weeks with
their son, j. A. Strauss, 9lS West Fifth
street, left today for Denver to spend the
fall and winter with daughter.
Miss Lucy Knowles will 90 to Kansas
City Friday for a two weeks visit
Minor Social News
Mrs Harold Norton of Clay Center is
spending a week in the city.
Miss Anna jackson has gone to ST.
Lous 10 spend month with relatives.
viii Holm. general agent at Denver
for the Southern Pacific, has been spend
ing several days in town.
Mrs Sherreu Of Kansas City is visiting
her daughter, Mrs. Ell Smith.
Mrs Anna Seller is i'll at her home, 921
Clay street.
Mrs. Nellie Scott has gone to Chicago.
Mrs Penroy, who has been visiting
Mrs. A o. Rorabaugh, has returned to
Kansas City
Mrs Byron Jewell and daughter Theo
have returned from a six weeks visit in
Chicago.
Mrs j. M. Meade and family will goto
Colorado, Friday.
Mrs. FL. g. Lindsey is convalescing.
David Lakin and Harmon Ryus will
leave next Monday for Colorado, to join
Floyd Baker. and the party will 20 a
two weeks fishing excursion
Mrs. D. l. Rugg will go to Catskill, N.
", Thursday, to visit her mother.
Mrs. II. Z. Short, daughter May and
son Roy left today for GlenwOOd Springs,
Col
Mrs. c. P. Trap is visiting relatives
in Chicago.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. K Van Hook will
leave Thursday for Colorado Springs
Miss Minnie Mitchell of Kansas City,
has returned to her home after a ten
days visit with Mira d. J. VinsOn, 1923
King street
Mrs. Harry Dinner is expected home
this week from = visit in Dayton, o.
Mrs Margaret Wiggen viii 60 to Col
orado the latter part Of next week.
Mrs II. 5. Davis will return TO Newton
Friday.
rs George Bristow and children, left
today for Los Angeles, Cal
A BRIDGE WATCHMAN.