The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1894-07-16
SOCIAL AND PERSONAL.
Eesrnm or Tntsraut About Topeka People
and vfsftors in iowa

Eesrnn or Tntsrana About Topeka People
and vfsftors ia iowa
Miss Anna Moore entertained dozen
girl friends At a thimble party. Saturday
afternoon at her home on Harrison street.
Pansies and sweet pease were pretty de-
coratfons and lunch was served in the
dining room from q long table, in the
center Of which was an epergne Of sweet
pease and asparagus fern.
Genornl social News.
Mrs L c. K-istIer has gone to Chicago.
J. H Lyman went to Horton today
Mr.. G. II. Burge Is Ill at his home on
West Eighth street
The imperIals will give a dancing
party at Ninewood, Thursday evening,
complimentary to Miss Alice Hood Of
Emporia-
The rain interfered with several fish
ing parties which were to have spent yes
terday outside Of the city.
Dana McVicar Left today for Indepen-
dence, No, to spend fortnight
Mrs. u. H. Carlyle of Omaha, is visit
ing friends in the city.
Mrs. Il. B. McClair and Miss Cora
Irwin were up from CarbOndale Saturday
Mrs Geo. r. Peck and family will sail
from New York on the Goth for Europe;
she viii spend the winter in Paris, re-
turning to this country next summer.
Mrs e. >. Sutton ia home from Chicago.
W.. J. Radclf 10 visiting his parents ID
Missouri
Dir. George L. Stevenson of Rochester,
n. Y and 8Ir. Geo. Stevenson OF New
York City, brother of J. H. Stevenson,
are IN town to attend the Price Stevenson
wedding on Wednesday.
Prof J. Ell. WethereIl's last dancing
party Of the season at Ninew0od will
take place Friday evening, July goth.
Train will leave Ninth and Quincy
street at o'clock sharp.
Miss ROsamond Horton is visiting her
sister Mrs. I. K Brown in Blue Rapids.
Miss Gertrude Babcock has returned
from a short visit near Hoyt.
Miss Birdie Griffith viii 60 to Bur-
lingame tomorrow for a short visit
Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Holt and son,
who have been visiting Rev. L. Blakes-
ley and family, viii leave tomorrow for
their home in Las Cruces, N NJ
Miss Louise Smith viii 60 to Salina
this week for a months visit
Miss Lillian Poole of Wichita, who
has been the guest OF Miss Nellie Gun
bingham, Will return home this week.
Miss Daisy Yearian and sister Of Hor-
ton, kan, visited here last week.
Messrs. J. III. West and Chas. Drew are
fishing at Silver Lake.
Mrs. A. \ elson and Miss Anna Hart
man Of Carbondale spent Saturday in the
city
Mrs. Kate Watkins and daughters
Katherine, Marie and Byrd. Misses Ella
and y ora Sheetz, Anna Payne and Mrs.
S. F. Fulton Of Kansas City will leave
Thursday for Salt Lake City, and after
spending several weeks there will 90 TO
Colorado before returning.
viii Ihacher, son of the late T. Dwight
1hacher. was married last week to Miss
Jennie Edwards Of Long Island, r. L
Miss Mary Gardner has gone to
Usage City for a visit of several weeks.
Eugene Sharum has returned from
Perry, Ok. He expects to open up dry
goods store there in September.
Masters John and Robert Hedderman
OF Polk street. are spending their vaca-
ton on their grandfather's ranch in Davis
county, near JUNCTION City.
Jack Newman spent Sunday in Law
renee
J. ". Ferguson is in St. Louis on bus
iness.
Bliss Olive Swenson and Miss Minnie
Hanson of Kansas City, are visiting their
cousins, the Misses johnson, At 329
Western avenue.
J. III. Wright is in Kansas City.
Mrs. s. Hendricks has returned from a
short visit in Carbondale.
Miss Edith Coles of the governors Of
fee, left today for Macedonia, Ia, to re-
main a month.
Hal Nelson Of Chicago. is in the city,
bnt is confined to his room by illness.
Miss Matte Valentine is home from
Ottawa
Mrs w. H Smith and children of Chi
cago are visiting Mrs. E. A. Austin, 927
King street Mrs. Smith is the daughter
Of the late G. w. Smith, the pioneer
general manager Of the Santa Fe.