The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1895-08-02
In SOCIETY CIRCLES.
Recent Social Events in Topeka
and Vicinity.
GENERAL NOTES OF SOCIETY.

ReFR0maI Items or Interest About To"
Deka People and Visitors ia Town.
Miss Maud Bannlster went to the races
at Holton today
Mr.. Phil 5 Creager and Mr. Clay C.
Coburn ars taking their vacation in Col
orado.
The next meeting of the stedman club
will be held in the evening August IL, in
the parlors of the Copeland hotel Roll
call will be responded to by an original
pentastich.
Dir. c. E. Tillinghast was rendered a
surprise party by mis- friends " ednes-
day evening. blessrs. Conklin and Barnes
treated the company to guitar serenade
and refreshments were served.
MT. Z. J. Danniling OF the Santa Fe of
fees has returned from vacation apent
at Chicago and Milwaukee.
Hiss Stanhope accompanied Mrs. l.
Y. Greer and daug hter 70 Denver yester-
day.
Miss Maud Souther, bookkeeper at
at Crosby Brothers, who has been quite
i'll, is able to be out again.
Society people have received the fol-
lowing unique Invitations:
ION August 18th, Wednesday night
You're asked 70 come by The moons full light,
To Glanmire four miles south of town,
By O'CLOCK you're e2 pected down"
MISS CORNING AND Miss LAKIN.
The invitations are fastened to green
corn blades by dainty green ribbon
bows.
Mrs. 81. J. Adams, who has been quite
Ill, is better
The following Topeka people are now
living in New York city and Brookiyn;
Mr.. and Mrs Orrin T. Welch and daugh-
ter, Miss Maud Welch. Dir. and Mrs. T.
S. Hand. Mr.. J. T. Newton and Mrs.
Newton nee Jewell, Dir. Harry Hunt, Mr..
Chas Mayberry, Mr., and Mrs. WIN Byrnes
Mr.. Morris Hahn. Mrs Este.le Ewing.
8irs. Ewing and Miss WEIGH are singing
in New York churches.
Representative j. w. Sheafor of Con-
cordia is in the city.
Mrs. Celia Fordyce and daughters. Miss
Lulu and Miss Myrtle, have returned
from Colorado.
Mrs Schuyler Nichols and daughter
Ariel, Mrs. Fred Freeman and Miss
Grace Waugh went to Eagle Springs yes
terday to remain two weeks.
Miss Phelps of Independence, Mo, ar
rived this week to visit her brother, Mr..
W. w. Phelps.
The Bohemian club will dance at Vine
wood tonight
Miss Corinne Bone of Kansas City
will spend Sunday with her sister, Mrs.
W. W. Phelps.
Mr. and Mrs. A. A. GODDARD will occupy
the house formerly occupied by ME- and
Mrs. Tanner at 614 Taylor street.
Mr.. J. w. Roberts will spend his sum-
mer vacation in the Sierra Nevada noun
tains.
Miss Daisy Hayes has returned from
Colorado.
Miss Maud Ewing has returned from
Monmouth, Illinois.
Miss Bessie Gibson is visiting in Kan
Eas City.
Dir. Loehr Grubbs has returned from
a visit with Aidon Nickerson. Air. H. R
Nickerson and son AIdon are expected
here soon, when Aldon will visit Loehr
Grubbs at his home on West Sixth street.
Mr.. H. G. Bowman will take tally ho
party out to his farm this evening.
Mr. John E Moon left yesterday for
Colorado Springs.
BIZ. Charles Eagle went to the races
today.
Misses Jessie and Nellie Small re-
turned today from Atchison.
Misses Winnie Wilcox and Carrie
Cook went to the races today.
Marie Jetmore will entertain this eve
ming
Miss Edna Darrah of Leavenworth
came over today to visit Miss Lakin. Her
brothers. Mr.. Percival and Lieutenant
Tom Darrah, are the guests of Messrs G.
Messrs. C. HI. and c. B. Merriam will
leave Sunday for a weeks vacation at
Colorado Springs
Mrs. j. A. Ranney and daughter, Miss
Maud, left yesterday for Chicago, where
they will remain week befors going on
to Michigan.
Mr. M. A. Low and son Dean attended
the races at Holton yesterday.
Floyd Mcdonald and Bert HazIett went
to HOIton today.
Mrs. e. B. Merriam is in Morrisville,
Vt, where MIR. Merriam will join her
about August IA
Miss Helen Moon will go to visit Miss
Lena Beard in Lawrence Saturday.
Mr. Clarence Humes, who has been Wis
iting his uncle, John E. Moon, will leave
for his home in Lancaster, o., tomorrow.
Mrs. A. II. Thompson entertained at
cards Tuesday evening complimentary
to Mr.. Guy Lee and his friend Mr John
son of Kansas City. Those present were
Misses Henrietta and Mary Thompson,
Maud and Lottie Rsnney, Nellie McClin-
took, Villa Rodgers, Caro- PeuieId, Isa-
bel Thompson; Messrs. Paul Torringtou,
George Penfeld, C. M. Merriam, Dick
Rodgers, Harry Weaver. After cards
dancing was enjoyed and refreshments
were served. Mr. Lee and his friend
Mr.. Johnson came over from Kansas
City on their wheels and continued their
journey W ednesday>to Manhattan.
Dir. Carroll B. Merriam who returned
yesterday from Louisville, Kentucky, is
quite enthusiastic in his admiration of
the blue grass country.
HEARD AND OVERHEARD.
Facts and FancIes Jotted Down IN the
Daily Note Book.
Cigarette smokers who went to the Hol-
tor, races were disappointed not to be
able to buy their favorite preparation of