The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1894-08-14
SOCIAL AND Personal.
It@ms of Interest About Topeka People
and visitors Town.


The party at Library hall last evening
which has been an interesting theme
among the younger crowd Tor two weeks
past, was all that could have been ex-
pected by the most sanguine, unless Il
might have been that a cooler evening
would have been more conducive to the
evenings pleasure.
Mrs Howell Jones, Mr.. and nrs. VIM.
WINNER, and Mrs. DR.. Gibson were
chaperones and the guests of honor were
Misses Ellie Black, Eta Livermore and
Grace Pettijohn of Olathe. Messrs. Hall,
Riddle and Justin Bowersock of Law
renee. The company included the
Misses Leavenworth of AtchIson, Kate
ClOugh Of Leavenworth, Lillian Frazeur
Of Hlawatha. Nellie Hendrix Of Usage
City, Mabel Quigley, Annie Jones, Mary
Thompson, Mabel Martin, Harriet Jones,
Edith Isbell, Jessie ShelIabarger. Olive
Lewis, Mabel Baker, Birdie Griffith,
Myrtle Davis, Leila Saxton. Flossie
Moon, Vera Low. Harriet Jones,
Pearl Jones, Bessie Gibson. Emma Den
mis-, Cora Penfield, Mabel Knowles, Bessie
Stewart, Grace Van HOuten, Mabel Baker,
Ivah Davis. Grace FOulks. and Messrs
Clarence Evans, Dave Harvey, Floyd Nc
Donald, Nat Taylor, Harry Williams,
Frank Dinner, Fred Gillett, Dean Low,
Fred Merwin, Flint WempIe, Lawrence
Cham berlain, Harry Wood, Howard Law
renee, Rosie Bennett. Fred Nicer fen,
Tom Clements, Wilson Louck, Frank
Wilmer, John Frey, Howard Wood,
Clarence Evans, Will Trapp. Ralph
Moore. Ed Dennis, AL Frost. Harry uaz-
lett, Ernest Medlicott, Dick Rodgers, AIr.
Thona-, George b ubaker. VIII WAds-
worth, Luther Nellis and Allen Louck.
Mrs Lou Mckenzie. who has been Wis
ting friends aud relatives at HOlIRn the
past two months, has returned.
Mr.. and Mrs. o. r Conway are in
Manitou.
-, II Z Rcbo~@-o, IF Otrsrrvo Sc
spending the week with relatives and
friends.
Miss Agnes Fulton has returned to her
home in W ichita
Frank Patterson, of the Santa Fe dis
patcner'5 Office, is IN Denver for vaca-
ton of three weeks.
Miss Anna Hastings left today with
her brother for Oklahoma City. She Will
be gone several months.
lie Amateur music club will meet
Wednesday,, August p, with Mrs. Frank
HubbeIl, 9I3 Madison street
Mr.. aud Mrs. }. NJ. Miner and son have
gone on ten days fishing trip, about
twelve miles south Of Topeka.
Mrs. M. J.. Mercer has returned from a
weeks outing in the country.
MIR. ]. E. Maxwell will 90 to Holton
this week.
Mr.. aud Mrs. R. H. Cav left today for
Colorado.
Miss Mabel Cannif has returned to
Lawrence all6E q Few days Win
friends in the city.
Guy Hagar will accompany Misses
Emma uagar and Edith OFT to manitou
today.
Mrs. DR.. Stormont has returned from
Excelsior Spr ngs.
Dir. and NJ rs. Howard Bird chaperoned
party Of young people at VinewOod
last evening. The party included about
fifteen couples, most of whom were uni
versity students.
Mrs. Ii. b. Kelly and daughter Emma
were up from Lawrence Yesterday.
Mr.. and AIRS. Oscar Caldwell will re-
/ turn TO New York Saturday
Carl Kiene of Valencia is visiting his
brother in this city.
Mrs. Howard Barton of Rossville is
spending week with her sister, Mrs G..
w. Bell
Miss Anna Markley of Galesburg, Ill,
is the guest of Miss Mills in LOwman
Hill.
Some of the Imperial crowd will pic
mic at Martins hall tomor evening.
Mrs. Will Nicholson is visiting in Law
renee.
Mrs. Henry Nevill left today for Des
MOines, Iowa
Mabel and Merle King aud Mabel
FOUGHT have returned from weeks visit
4 in Valencia.
/ DR.. Alexander has returned from Ex-
! celsior Springs and is quite i'll
John Waters expects to leave this week
i for Boston.
George Bailey has returned from a
weeks visit in Chicago