The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1894-08-06

Ernel, d. Myers, r. Gathers, Foster, Bar
nett. DR.. Weeks, Beck, Hanson, Hehick;
Mesdames Nelson, Mcguire, Johnston,
Marley. Jennie Johnston. Savers, Keller,
Nice, Hinkins, Murphy, Mccain bridge,
Holloway, Barry, Spaulding, Theuerling.
Marine, Swain: Misses Ida Swain,
Young; Messrs. L. Sheehan, C. d. Wat
son, j. Ripple l.. Hammond, Snyder,
Ernest Esplein, Scott Warner and the
Cyclone Music CLUB,
TopeIxans Win Fame.
Allan Dale, the theatrical critic of the
New York World, and also CORES pond
ent for the Dramatic News. writes some
and MAyberry, formerly Of Topeka, who
have achieved an eminent position
among the best musicians Of the day.
Mr.. Hunt on the mandolin and Mr..
May berry as guitar accOmpanIst are said
to be the best ever heard in New York.
Their work together has drawn universal
attention and they have received many
excellent offers in a professional way.
At the instigatiOn Of prominent ladies Of
New York, they intend opening a con-
servat0ry of music there, and their sue
cess reflects not little credit on Topeka.
General Social Notes.
Mr.. and Mrs. Z l. Copeland have
gone to TT. Riley.
Proctor Hit spent yesterday in Kansas
City.
w. III. Orens and Miss Elizabeth Ken
derdine are up from Merrill Springs.
Miss Anna Randolf has returned from
a visit in LeavenwOrth.
Mrs Joe Smith and daughter, Amy.
will leave tomorrow for Colorado Springs.
Frank Cain spent Sunday in Kansas
City.
Mir. and Mrs. Robt Ingram of Ham
mond. Ill. visiting friends in the city
on their way home to Pauline.
Mrs r, y Forbes went To Colorado
Springs today.
Chas. Shean and Maurice Todd spent
yesterday at st Joe.
Mr.. and Mrs. A G. Barclay spent Sun
day in Kansas city.
Mrs Schuyler Nichols, Mrs. W. w.
Webb and Mrs Harry Overholt will
leave Thursday sfor Eagle Springs to
spend week.
Misses Minnie Seller and Alice Flynn
have returned from Denver.
Mrs. VI. Z. Hillyer and little daughter
are spending week in Kansas City.
Nr. and Mrs. Harry Wingart and son
Wayne, and Mrs. J. d. Salmons have
gone to Colorado for fortnight
Mr.. and Mrs. John MiIligan are expect
ed today from the Indian Territory. 10
visit their daughters, Misses Lizzie and
Claude.
Misses Grace Pettijohn aud Eta Liv-
ermore Will arrive Friday from Olathe,
and Messrs. Bowersock and Riddle are
expected Saturday, to spend week with
the Misses Jones.
Miss Cora and Fred SheLabarger have
gone to Horton.
Miss Emma Kelly of Lawrence will
visit Miss May Maxwell this week.
Miss Ellie Black will arrive Wednes-
day from Olathe, and will be the guest
Of Miss Mabel Martin until Saturday.
Mrs. II. II. Hazlett and daughter are
expected this month from Chicago, and
they will make Topeka their home dur
ing the winter.
Mr. and Mrs. A. j. Hungate went t.
Dover yesterday Mrs. Hungate will
spend d week there, and Dir. Hungate
returned today.
Mr. Arthur Capper Will join Mrs
Crawford and Mrs. Capper in Colorado
the latter part of the week, and they will
90 10 ManitUu at once, to remain during
this month.
Miss Dora Sutherland viii 60 to Car
bondale Wednesday 10 join a camping
party She expects to stay week or so.
The party which was to have been given
Saturday evening at Yinewood for the
Misses Jones' guests, has been postponed
until Monday of next week.
Mrs. Chester Thomas has gone to Hot
Springs, Ark.
Messrs. Carl SchleninRer of Newton,
and p Hahn of Winfield, who visited in
the city the past week, went 20 New York
today.
Thayer. Mo-, who were the guests Of Mrs.
5. NJ. Gardenhire aud Miss Myrtle Jet
more, have returned home.
Miss Lillian Erazeur Of Hiawatha, will
visit the Misses Moon next week.
D. D. De N cen, a recent graduate Of the
National Normal university Of Lebanon,