The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1894-09-04
SOCIAL AND PERSONAL.


young ladies will leave this week &c
enter the university, this was a sort OF
farewell tribute. BY way of divsrtise-
ment, each guest was furnished with the
necessary articles for testing her skill
with the needle. Miss Ida Stagg, for
being the most proficient ia the art. was
suitably rewarded. aud Miss Daisy Starr
pleaded guilty to having neglected the
art 10 sad extent The other guests
| were Misses Ida Bergen, Ella Work,
Lottie Anderson, Lillian Valentine, Santa
Waters, Emma Dennis, Harriet Mason,
Jessie Shellabarger, Olive Lewis, Mary
Wilton and Pearl Mcfarland.
Picnicksd at the Park.
A delightful picnic was given at Gar
field Monday evening In honor of Miss
! Daisy R4msau0r of Oklahoma Those
who enjoyed the boating, games and
! lunch were: Misses Cora Smith. Alice
Henry, Verda BOhanan, Dora Crooks,
Margaret Shelton, Mr. and Mrs. Smith,
Mrs. Shelton, NJ essrs Will Clark, James
Eyer, Henry Blddle, Leslie Bohanan and
Charlie Smith.
Miss Edith Moore went to Emporia TO-
day to attend the Normal school
The class of '94 of the high school
give y picnic at Garfield this afternoon
Nash and hessrs Earl Stiles and Wnkie
Clock.
Eph Kepley went to New York today.
Frank Merrick and Al Hewitt spent
Sunday in Kansas City.
Mas Vera Low has returned from a
visit In OlAthe.
Miss ROsamond Horton and Alice Pres
colt will entertain few friends Wednes-
day evening.
Misses Emily Black, Tressa Greenwood
and Messrs Guy HaRan and Rob Mer-
rick spent Sunday at 81 srrill Springs.
Mira DR.. J. W. Donaldson entertained a
few young people informally last even
ing for Miss Lizzie AilliRRn and Mr..
Harry SeabrOok.
Miss sAllie Corning ia the guest Of
Miss Grace Lemon this week.
hiss May LANCE has returned from a
two weeks visit in Lawrence.
Harry Seabrook left today for Sweet
Springs, DO, to attend the Marmaduke
military academy.
Mrs. P. l. Soper and Miss Ruth Farms
worth went to Chicago today.
". f. Irapp OF Chicago spent Sunday
with his family, who are visiting Air. and
Mrs. J. L Van Houten.
Miss May Hackworth has returned
from a weeks visit in Kansas City.
Ralph Van Houten has gone to St Joe
TO remain this winter. He has taken a
position in bank there.
Miss Emma Russell, who has been Wis
ting Miss Eda Smyth, has returned to
her home In Valley Falls.
Miss Mary McCabe returned from
Glenwood Springs today.
=. W. AHy4Ok LAS &OAe 10 0l0uWOOu
Mrs J. L Van Houten and Mrs. w. E
ThrApp of Chicago, are visiting in St.
Joe this week.
W. ). FurmAn has gone TO Chicago to
meet Mrs. FurmAn aud Dora. who have
been spending the summer n Massachu-
sets and the watering places the
eastern coast. They are expected homo
Thursday.
DR.. w. L Schenck and daughter Bes-
sic have returned from u three months
visit at Denver and in the mountains.
During the outing the doctor supplied
the table with venison and bis daughter
caught the trout
J. P. PentieId has gone to Colorado
Springs.
Maj. Anderson went to Baxter Springs
yesterday, TO join the Modocs, whe are
spending the week there.
Miss Malloy, who has been visiting
the family of John E. Moon, has returned
to Cincinnati
Mrs E L Overton has returned from
a visit-in Emporia.
Mrs. II. II. Swift of Chicago. is visit
ing Mr.. and Mrs. ]. ). Langston. GIT east
Eighth street
Miss Ida Bergen has issued cards for
a party on Thursday afternoon.
G. w. Areson OF Denver, ID visiting
friends in the city.
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. M Martin have gone
to Chicago for a months Wait
Mir. and Mrs Il N. Stone have gone to
Indiana for a months visit with Mr..
Stones parents. Miss Lena Yohey ac-
companied them to Chicago where she
will spend two weeks.
Miss Ada Talmede has returned to her
home in Omaha, Neb.
Miss Maud Barnes went to Manhattan
today for = short visit.
Misses Mayne and Lillian White have
returned from a two weeks visit in ILL
noIs.
Miss Maud Maitland is visiting in
Rock Island, Ill
Miss Mabel Ellis returned to her home
in Carbonate today.
Dir. Cain, who has been visiting his
daughter Mrs. C. W. Kouns, has return
ed to Texas.
Mrs. J. w. Letter. daughter Lizzie and
son Lee, have gone to Oakland. Cal, to
make their home.
Mr and Mrs. Harold Kirkwood OF
Philadelphia, arrived today to visit rela :
tives in the city.
Miss Mary Cromwell has gone to Chi
cago for week
Miss Nellie Cunningham who has
been teaching school near Wichita and
has been spending her vacation with her
parents at $40 east Eighth street, has re-
turned to Wichita yesterday to commence
her school again
ID visiting a few days with Lewis Con-
slant. He is on his way to Philadelphia
to enter the Jefferson medical college.
Mrs. Harry Wingart and son Wayne
are spending a few days In Wichita
Mrs J. B. Chandler has arrived from
Burlington, Kansas, to visit her mother,
| De- and MIRA o. b McCurdy have gone