The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1894-09-14
SOCIAL AND PERSONAL.
Items ofTnterest Al bout Topeka People and
Visitors ia Town


Items ofIntcrest A DO ut Topeka People and
Visitors ia Town
Mr.. and Mrs. w w. Decker entertain
ed few young people Wednesday even
ing at their nome in LOWman Hill in
honor Of Miss Maud Boone, of PaOla,
> Kan. Games and refreshments were
part of the pleasures enjoyed by Misses
Miller, Hanna, Daley, Milligan, Stevens.
Brown and Messrs. Cheney. Miller, Milli-
gan, Brown, Booth, johnson, Bair and
Charles Boons.
Miss Laura Davies gave a small tea
party yesterday afternoon for Misses
Susie Guild, Maud and Florence Clark,
Mary Harrison, Mamie Bennett, Genna
and Mollie Mazil.
Several out-of-town people are expect
ed for the Imperial party tonight
Mrs. Virginia Stewart has gone to Chi
cago to visit the family Of Charles
BrOwnIoW Stewart for several weeks.
Mrs. r. j. McKercher has returned
from visit in Peabody.
Miss Anna Sawyer has gone to Ottawa
for a few days.
Miss Villa Paterson, of Carbondale,
has been spending days with the
Misses Jurrens. 1927 Monroe street She
viii return home Sunday.
Mrs. Walker Combs and son Harvard
have returned from visit in Cameron,
Missouri
Mrs. VIM. Hall is spending the week
Size will return tomorrow.
Mr.. and Mrs. Gordon Miller and fami-
~ have returned from visit in the west
ern part Of the state.
Mr.. and 1Irs. Arthur Lineman of Atch-
ison are visiting friends here
DR.. w. j. COney viii spend Sunday at
his home in Cameron, Mo.
Miss May Maxwell gave an informal
card party Wednesday evening.
Mrs. Robert Aonteith and daughters,
(f,T
orado.
Mrs. c. B. Stout Of Carbondale is visit
ing friends ia the city.
Miss Mamie Crawford, a member of
the Pensee club, will take leading part
in the presentation Of kathleen Ma
vourneen" at Highland Park tomorrow
night
D- J. Greenwald viii return from the
east Tuesday.
Miss Abbie Ware entertained a few
young people at cards last evening.
Mrs. Hamilton Morris left today for
Chicago She will go to Denver before
returning home.
Miss Lucy Knowles is expected home
today from visit in Council Bluffs, Ia.
Miss Rosa Riley was in the city yes
terday on her way home from Carbon
dale to her home in st Joe.
Miss Edna Carpenter viii entertain a
few Bethany girls at tea tomorrow after
noon.
next week for three weeks visit.
Clay Lyon viii come up from the uni
versity to spend Sunday.
Mrs G. T. Spencer and Mrs. H. o.
GArvey have returned from Colorado
Miss Jet Mcdonald Of Carbonate Is
the guest Of Mrs. FRANK Merrill
Major IT. J. Anderson returned today
from Pitts burg, Pa.
Mrs. G.. e. Fulton will spend Sunday in
Kansas City.
~
1lting IN Burlington.
LOUIS B Smith has taken a position in
the Santa Fe offices.
Mrs. Ellen Edwards and Mr.. Charles
flanders are visiting the family of g. w.
Greenwood on Taylor street.
DR.. Robinson of Girard. has accepted a
position i'm the Kansas dental parl0rs
Miss Maud Sargent Of Rock Island.
Ill, is visiting her sister, Mrs. J. Z. Bill
1ings.
Miss Nora Maloney has returned to
Chapman after spending two weeks with
cher sister, Mrs. Hedderman, on Polk
street
Fred Bower Of Kansas City spent yes
terday il town.
Miss Ada Crozier of Idaho Springs,
Col, is the guest Of Misses Ola and Jen-
fHrs. j. f. Billings, Miss Bessie sar-
gent and Hiss Maud Maitland have re-
turned from Rock Island, Ill, where
they have been visiting for the past
three weeks.
Miss Kitty Whitley is expected today
from Emporia to visit Miss Gussie Fuller.
Miss Josephine Dietrich has returned
from Manitou.
The following young people spent last
evening with Misses Henrietta and Mary
Thompson at the home of Mrs. T. G.
Willard. Misses Ansden of YDsilanti
Mich. ArIie and Cleo Ewart, Marguerite
Bradley, Nellie McClintock and Messrs.
10. II. and c. Wi. Merriam. Julius Weld
ling, Will Alexander, Ned Osborne and
Harry Weaver.
Rev. j D. Thomas and family returned
today from Colorado.
Miss Ansden Of Ypsilanti. Mich, and
Mrs. Stanton Of Bay City, Mich, are Wis