The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1894-07-21
SOCIAL AND Personal.


1earnn or Interest About Topetxa People
and visitOrs Ia Town
Misses Edith Higbee and Margaret
Casey gave a moonlight picnic Thurs
day evening at Garfield park. Those
present were: Mr.. and Mrs. P. J. MOnag
han, Mrs. Drier, Misses Wayne Monag-
han, Mary Walsh, Anna Balm, Grubbs,
Judith, Regina Hagan, Maria Hagan,
Hartley, Leo Patience, Ella Wingert,
Minnie Wingert, LYDIA Wingert, Emma
McMullen, Minnie Seller. Carrie HalIi-
han. Agnes Hallihan, Eta Hannigan,
Emma Bressett, Frances Bressett. Travis,
Lille Travis, AI0llie Kimmerle, Louise
kimmerle of Harrington, Honor Ma
lady, Nellie White, Moliie White,
Maggie Hanlee, Madge Dona-
hoe, Josie Donahoe, Alice Supplies, Kate
Shannon, Minnie Doyle, Sadie
Doyle Lizzie Purcell, Tresa Coggins,
Maud Dodd, Agnes COggins; Messrs.
Geo Monaghan, Griffith, Geo. Fekins, Ed
McMullen, JAS Nc Mullen. n aher, 7. J.
Canny, p. j. Riley, Geo. Bowerschmitt,
Fowler, Streeby, Chas. Sheahan, Howden
Hanson. Glen Perkins, Jno. O'COnnOr,
Chas. J. Dobbs, Lew Allen, Geo. Allen,
Reed, Albert Marshall, Jno. Casey, Wiz
Ed Dewitt, Ed Miller. Deegan, Paul
Mackey, Jas. Walsh, Joe HagAn, Ben
Kassebaum, III at Hannigan, Ed McGinnis,
viii Lamb, Con LannOn, Geo. supplies,
Dan Calligan, Jas. COggins and Jas. Con
Nelson.
The ladies of the B. B. club spent yes
day afternoon at Garfield park. Those
present were: Messrs. and Mesdames j.
c. Gordon, J. A. Troutman. III. e Over
holt. G.. ID. Skinner, R l. Nesbaum, J.
Mcleod, III. s. Allen, II. Hackney, A. J..
Copeland, b. F. McKercher and sister,
Misses Allie and Maggie Nesbaum. Mr..
Whitney and the children of the club.
Miss Velma Tanner arranged very sue
cessful1y a surprise party on Miss Car
roll Baker Thursday afternoon, and the
little people had a wonderfully good
time.
Miss Louise Kimmerly of Harrington
is spending a months vacation with her
parents in the city.
Miss Name Hartman is expected next
Thursday from Warrensburg. Mo, to
visit G. p. Ashton.
DR.. and Mrs. Donaldson and son Harry
left today for Terre Haute and other
points in Indiana.
Mrs. w. II. Ward is very i'll at her
home on Harrison street.
Miss Vera and Dean Low will issue
invitations next week for a large dane
ing party on Thursday evening.
Mrs. Frank Hudson, Of Kansas City,
will spend Sunday with Mr.. and Mrs A.
p. Wider.
Miss Kate and Grace Whiting have re-
turned from a visit in Virginia and sew
eral of the eastern cities.
Mr. Ii. o. Garyey viii return tomorrow
from Chicago
Miss Bessie Gibson has returned from
visit in Chicago and Kansas City.
Miss Georgia Wilder, who was the
guest Of Miss Mabel Curry, has returned
to her home in Lawrence.
Mr.. and Mrs. W. VI. Dignon are spend
ing the day in Kansas City.
Miss Annie E. Hurst and Mr.. Ernest
Smith were united in marriage Wednes-
day evening at the Third Presbyterian
church by Rev. NJ Q. Long. They are al
home at 317 East Eighth street.
Miss Mary Miller entertained fifty
friends last evening at a lawn party IN
honor of Miss Mary Butler and Mrs. J. r.
Willis.
Mrs. Arthur Capper will join Mr.. and
Yrs J. Small's party which leaves Mon
day for Colorado. They intend stopping
at a pioneer hotel sixty miles from
Georgetown, and 60 from the latter place
in wagons. Mrs. S. }. Crawford and Mr.
Arthur Capper will join them about the
middle of next month and will then &c
on to ManitOu TO remain until Septem Der
Miss Serena Pratt entertained a few
friends at her home 504 Van Buren, street
Wednesday evening, for her niece, Miss
Ida Pratt of Kansas City. Refresh
ments were served and all present en-
joyed the evening.
Miss Martie Whaley returned today
from visit in Emporia
w. J. Heally and family will go to
Green Mountain Falls next week for g
camping expedition.
Miss Grace Shellabarger expects to re-
turn to her home in Decatur, Ill. Mon
day.
Miss Gussie Fuller went to Colorado
Springs today.