The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1894-07-13
SOCIAL AND Personal.
Items of Interest About Topeka People
and visitors IN Town


and visitors IN Town
Miss Name Hayes and Daisy Walsh
gave a lawn party last evening at the
formers home, west of Washburn col
lege, for Miss Rose Heatherly. Japanese
lanterns burned brightly. and small Ia
bles were spread under the trees, from
which ices and cake were served
The house was deliberately decorated
with palms and flowers, and the young
people danced in the dining room.
About forty guests were present
= Picnic Party.
Miss Georgiana WATSON gave picnic
at Garfield park yesterday for the Misses
Stultz, of AtchisOn. and in the party
were DIR. and Mrs WATSON Misses Santa
and Fe W aters. May WATSON. Mary Ham
bleton, Edith Thacher, Grace Jilson,
Jennie Frost and Messrs- Carl Nellis.
Ernest and Stanley MedIicott, Austin
Black. Clarence Bowman, Harry Rich
ards, Fred Merwin. Geo. Hemus, Luther
4 Nellis and Albert Frost.
There will be d Unity tea in the church
parlors this evening to which every one
is invited. The ladies will meet about
three O'Clock this afternoon with their
needle work, each one bringing a lunch
for two and the gentlemen are invited
to come about six o'clock and partake
thereof.
General Social News.
The young ladies of the chancel chap
ter, Grace Cathedral. viii give lawn
fete next Monday evening the Beth
any college campus. The garden party
given there year ago was so thoroughly
successful that many of the attractive
features viii be repeated in this one.
Miss Villa Rodgers viii give dinner
party this evening for Miss Agnes Lee,
* ansas City.
Mrs. NJ. G. Hammatt and Miss Crosby
left today for Mount Desert Ferry,
Maine, to spend a couple of months
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Mdrys tomorrow.
Miss DOllie Zimmerman went to ST.
Marys today for a short visit
Messrs- Gillespie and A l. Gilmer Of
Ration, n NJ. is spending few days in
town.
Mrs. c. A. Fuller and daughter will GO
to Colorado next week.
Frank Nichols is in Chicago.
Miss Daisy Smith entertained a few
friends Informally last evening
Miss Mamie Hopkins is i'll at her
home on Lincoln street.
Mrs. H. w. Roby is visiting at Pitts
burg, Pa
Two young ladies we're out on their
bicycles the other evening clad in the
new divided skirt costumes
Chas. Upton, Joe Kramer and Al.
Foulks are fishing at Wakarusa-
Jack Newman viii spend Sunday in
Lawrence.
Mrs. GIaddis, mother of Mrs d. G.
LeavItt, died IN Kansas City, June x6,
and was taken to Ripley, o., for burial
Z. l. Chamberlain of Kansas City
spent yesterday with Bert Nicholas.
". W. Carr, .. d. Wolf and f @. Mac
lehman viii leave tomorrow for Pue bio,
Col, where they will meet Harry Glass
of Denver. From there the party Will
go to locality near Sapinero. Col,
where they will camp out and fish
/ NJ. c. Crates and daughter have gone
to Baldwin City to visit relatives.
Mrs. J. A Kleinhaus left today for her
home in Gro s., Ok, after a months visit
with her mother Mrs. w. f. Webb.
Mrs. Q. F. Spencer is visiting in Man
| haitian this week
| Mrs. G.. A Fellows has returned from a
a visit in Leavenworth-
months visit in Colorado Springs and
Ogden, Utah
About twenty young ladies and gen
tEemen had a most enjoyable tally he
ride in the moonlight last night
Messrs. l. w. Burdick and Grant Meade
are expected home today from a weeks
pleasure trip to Denver, Colorado Springs
and other Rocky Mountain resorts.
Emily AIullin left yesterday for z
months visit in Kansas and Colorado
MT. q A. Fellows has gone to Leav-
enworth-
Mrs. Frank Myers Is very i'll at her
home on 10th street
Mrs. C. F. Spencer and Mrs II. o. Gar
vey attended the wedding of Miss Helen