The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1894-07-26
SOCIAL AND Personal.
Items or Interest About Topeka People
and visitors il Tawn-

and visitors II TaWn-
Mr.. Jesse Dixon was delightfully."- sur
prised Monday evening at his home, 322
Branner street, by the following young
peoples Misses Winnie Dryer, Mary
Pur1y, Affie Reardon, Josie Reardon,
Jessie Sawyer. Mary ChiIds, Cora Dse.
Nellie Dwyer, Cora Campbell, Mary
Hartrick, Daisy and Mamie Keenin.
Sarah Norton, Nellie Williams, Nellie
Riley, Daisy Wellman, jamie Dixon;
8Iessrs. Jesse Parkhur5t, Frank Sawyer,
Will VOighr. VIII Roller, Charles KIRK
patrick, John Cnilds, J De and Frank
Cramer, George Grout, Albert Curry,
Waiter Low, john Campbell, Oscar
Percy TOnpkins.
}. IL Hopkins and 8 a. Dunn, of
Louisville, Ky. were guests Of w. H
Hopkins on Lincoln street this week.
Miss Hortense and Julian Reed have
returned to Baldwin
Mrs. H. @. Snort viii leave the first of
next week for Glenwood Falls to remain
a month.
Alra C. F. Spencer has returned from
a two weeks visit IN Manhattan
K IL Phillips has returned from
weeks visit with friends in Council
Grove.
DR.. Pelton delivered lecture in E m
poria last evening.
Miss Mabel E1dy is visiting friends in
Ottawa this week.
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Cheyney of Chicago. aud Mr. Geo. Cole
man, are camping at Silver Lake
Mrs. J. L. Axtell and her mother Mrs.
Reeves. are visiting in Denver.
Rsv. E. >. Farrand and family, have
gone to visit friends In Missouri.
AIr. and Mrs. A Wolf left today for a
visit in DAYTON y.
Miss Ida Bailey of Springfield. Mo. is
visiting friends ia POtwin.
Miss K Ina Otis is in Newton for a two
week 5 visit
Geo. SheAfor. who has been attending
a theolo gical College in Chicago, is very
i'll IN u hospital there.
Mrs. Anna Rod ly has returned from a
visit at Liberty, Mo.
Mrs VIII Hixon, Misses Matte Jones
and Ella johnson of Leavenworth, will
be the guests of Miss Ollie o. Brien next
week.
Mrs P. M. Sheafor and daughters will
leave week from Monday for an ex-
tended visit in Des Moines, la.
Alrs. Miller of Wichita is visiting her
brother, II try Seery and his family.
Miss Celia Hayden expects to leave
Monday for her home in columbus. o.
Mr.. and airs ]. d. Harding have gone
to Baltimore to remain until the tirst of
October
Mrs. Chas. Lewis of Usage City, is WIS.,
iting friends in town.
Miss Viola Stuart informally entertain
ed about twenty friends Wednesday
evening at 4or nome sLaSa Blanca,
north of Highland Park.
Miss Bertha Russell of Ft Scott, is Wis
iting her cousin Miss Pearl Myers.
Miss Theresa Rossington has returned
from Colorado Springs, accompanied by
Miss Tucker, who VIII make her an ex-
tended visit
Instead Of the missionary teas which
have hitherto been gwen by the Ep-
wOrih league. a social was held at the
home of Mrs II Bennett. on Western
avenue Ices and cake were served at
small tables, and at each one d certain
topic of conversation was discussed BY
ali who partOok Of refreshment japan,
Corea, China. India and Mexico were
the topics at the respective tables.
A picnic party spent yesterday after
noon and evening at Garfield park, and
included Mr.. and Mrs. o. II. Bates, Mr.
and AIrs. Walter Bates. Mt. and Mrs. g.
w. Jewell, Mr.. and Mrs. Ed Hindman,
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Manspeaker aud
family. Mr.. and Mrs. James Seery. Mrs
Miller Of Wichita, Mr.. and Mrs. Sam
Scot, Lucille Mulvane, Susie Jewell,
Minnie Marsh, Messrs. VIII Hindman,
Frank and John Marsh.
Mrs. I. ii. Bowers and niece, Miss
Baker of 4O7 Monroe street, gave very
pleasant high five party Wednesday
evening in honor Of their cousin, Miss
Lot1ie Mcdonnell of Parsons, Kas. The
rooms were Erettily decorated with sweet
peas and 1T refreshments were served
throughout the evening.
A very enjoyable ice cream social was
given last evening by the choir of the
Third Christian church. There was a
large attendance aud every body had a
good time.
Miss Gussie Leeper Of 1854 Mulvane'
street, who has been making an extended
visit in Galesburg aud Chicago, IL, has
returned home.
j. {. Clark aud W. N. Hall have gone
to Utah on a combined trip for business
and recreation.