The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1894-08-23
SOCIAL AND PERSONAL.
Items of Interest About Topeka People and
Visitors in Town.

Mrs. II. a Low entertained a few
friends informally yesterday evening.
Mrs Watson and daughters of Column
bus, Ohio, are the guests Of Mr.. f. G
f. L Copeland and family return next
week from Manitou and other Colorado
resorts.
T. E. Elliott and family will leave this
week for Denver where they will make
their future home.
Webster Street and daughter Julia left
today for q two months visit IN Washing
ton, ID. G.
Guy Hagar returned yesterday from a
business trip to Colorado.
Miss JOslyn Of Stevenson & Co., left
today for six months visit In the east
Mr.. S. .. M baum and Alice Nes-
baum were called suddenly to GAINESVILLE,
Ohio, yesterday, by the severe illness Of
their brother.
Mayor T. W. Harrison entertained
few friends last evening.
Miss Josephine Yoerger from Leaven-
worth ia still the guest of D. A Glenn
ents and family.
The Amateur Music club met last eve
ming at the home of Mrs. F. @. Hubble,
913 Madison. The Mandolin club was
also present and played several selec-
tons.
Miss Clara Amann of Hiawatha is the
guest Of the Misses Moon.
Mrs. Clara H. McCabe, daug liter Anna
and Miss Jessie Edison left yesterday for
Merrill Springs.
Miss Lillian Frazier, who has been vis-
ting the Misses Moon, left yesterday for
Kansas City. From there she will
turn to her home in Hiawatha-
Miss Lou Nichols of Salina was in the
city yesterday to attend the Oxford party
last evening.
Miss Jessie Smith and brother jamie
will visit in Scranton next week.
Mrs. f. Ripley of Colorado will visit
relatives in the city next week.
Mrs. S. Mcmillan and son frankie will
leave for Colorado on Friday.
Lawrence Chamberlain, Carl Ne1Iis,
Fred Merwin and Stanley Medlicott re-
turned from a fishing expedition on Blue
river near Leavenworth.
Jack Bowman of Chicago will spend a
few weeks in the city. the guest of his
mother, Mrs. S. s. Bowman.
Carrie -Seabrook left Tuesday to spend
a month in Denver.
Judge N. G. Mcfarland has returned
from Ohio and Wisconsin.
A. E. Taylor, Jack McGafin and F. D.
Dreisback returned Tuesday from Den
Jay Van Houten, Mrs Thrapp and two
children, of Chicago, will visit Mrs. J. L.
Van ID outen next week.
Mary Mills Will spend this week IN St
Joe visiting friends and relatives.
Miss d abel Chase will leave this week
for Texas to visit relatives
Daisy FOulks leaves this week for Col
OradO to spend three weeks.
Charles Menard and VIII SaddIer re-
turned this week from Colorado Springs
and Manitou.
W. A s Bird left Tuesday for Wash
ingtOn, D. c.
Mr.. E. L. Fassler entertained a few
young gentlemen friends last evening for
his nephew, Arum Kelley, of Spring
field. No.
KTrz Tobr Gbaobar ord ob515-a~ ~,
companied by her sister, Miss Jennie
Lyddane, left today for Washington, D.
c., whore they will visit their parents
w. w. Carr went to Kansas City today.
Miss Florence Babcock returned TO her
home in NOrtOnville last evening, after a
brief visit with the Misses Peacock.
Miss Carrie D'Obert is visiting friends
in Valencia
Miss Florence Hibner, who has been
visiting friends in Leavenworth the past
month, has returned home.
Miss Gertrude Robinson left today for
Harrisburg, Pa, to visit for three weeks
with friends.
Miss Jennie SIichter left yesterday for
Abilene to visit friends.
Mrs. DR.. J. G. Iserman will leave for
Washington, d. c.. this evening where
she will visit with her daughter. Mrs
Randall a few weeks. From there she
will visit her old home in Connecticut
She expects to be gone until Christmas.
Married, on Thursday, at 9 A. m. at the
residence of E b. H. Remly, 1917 Kansas
avenue, by Rev. DR.. F. s. McCabe Mr..
Oliver c. BOdley and Miss Vinie NJ. Boltz-
The younger crowd of the Oxfords
gave a most delightful dance at Vine
wood last evening, which was attended
by about thirty, who enjoyed swings,
hammOcks and beautiful lanes. Those
present were Misses Edna MoOrehouse,
Marguerite Bear. Mrs. DR.. Ashton. Mrs.
Necessity. Miss Dallas of Washington,
Bessie Gibson, Gertrude Bradt of Ne
braska, Nellie Hendrix of Usage City,
Lillian Whitelock, Edna McClintock,
by, Abbie Ware, Miss Nichols Of Salina,
Helen Moon, Emma Dennis, Bernice
Mcdonald, Bessie Stewart, May WATSON.
Ida Smith. MayiIhomas, Lillian Frasuer,
NJ bel Quigley, Fannie Moon, Myrtle
Davis, FlOssie Moon and Miss Amann;
Messrs. Rassie Bennett, Ed Dennis Fred
Kingsley, Wilson Lauck. Eph Kepley,
Floyd Mcdonald, Charlie Kleinhaus,
Clarence Bowman, Jim Larimer, Fred
Newman, Howard Wood, Fred Gillett,
Frank Bennett. George Rust, Walter
Smith, Phil Chamberlain, Harmon Ryus,
Dave Harvey. Charlie WorralI Ralph
Moore, Nat Taylor, Harry Wood, Fred
McGihin, Frank Davis, Ned Ke atner. Hal
Hazlett, Oscar WoOlverton and Tom Glenn
ents.
Mr. J. II. WetherelI will open his dane
and patrons Friday evening, September
21st
Miss Elizabeth Holiday entertained a
few of her little friends yesterday after
noon, the occasion being her fifth birth
day.
ROCK ISLAND ROUTE.