The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1895-07-18
IN SOCIETY CIRCLES.
Recent Social Events in Topeka
and Vicinity.
GENERAL NOTES OF SOCIETY.

GENERAL NOTES OF SOCIETY.
Personal items or Interest AbOut TO-
peka People and Visitors in Tswn.
Mr.. D. J. Harding has returned from a
wheeling jaunt to FIorsnce, having ac-
companied Mr.. w. ". Webb and Mr..
Arthur Murphy that far on trip to Ok
lahoma. The gentlemen left here on
Sunday at about 1 o'clock and arrived at
Usage City at p. N. Mr. Harding re-
turned from Florence and the others
went on to El Reno. Mrs " w. Webb left
yesterday for that place. and also expects
to see the cyclists in Wichita en- route.
Judge A. H. Horton is contemplating
learning to ride wheel
Mr.. S. E. hamburger of Atchison was
in the city yesterday.
Mr.. o. T. Crawford returned from
LeavenwOrth yesterday.
Mr H. J. Bone of Ashland was in To
peka yesterday.
Mr. H. A Auerbach left yesterday for
an eastern trip.
Misses Alice and Winifred Prescott will
leave tomorrow for Chicago. from which
place they will go up the lakes and
spend the summer.
u4Ls D. IL 3lCGuAlEE 1G1b tOQNf 1OE O6u-
yer.
MI aRd Mrs L. [. Morrison went to
Clarinda, Iowa, today.
Mrs. A J. Vittum left yesterday for
her home in Ottawa, Illinois, after a
visit with her mother, Mrs Hollister.
Mr. Pick Smith and Mr, Harry Morton
left yesterday for Mackin&w on fishing
trip.
Mr ]. NJ Patten and son. Albert, re-
turned yesterday from Boston, leaving
Mrs. Patten considerably improved
DR.. and Mrs. L. II. Mum are spending
the summer at Snow Island.
Fay Howell and David Lakin returned
yesterday from a fishing trip at Maple
Hill.
F. Armstrong Mcdonald will leave for
Carthage, Mo, Saturday to visit for a
week.
Major T. J. Anderson is confined to
his room by illness.
Mrs. H. o. Garvey and Mrs. c. F. Spen-
Ger and children will leave tomorrow for
Colorado Springs to remain during the
heated term.
Miss Sadie Snattinger left today for
Minneapolis, MINI.
A party of Oxford crowd young men
will take out a mandolin club this even
ing on hay rack and serenade their
friends
Mr.. Robert Pierce left for Chicago to-
dav.
Col W. D. Alexander will sail satur-
urday from New York on the Cunard
steamer Etruria for Liverpool.
Mr.. Harrison Smith left today for Og-
den, Utah.
Mrs. Fred K. Brown, of Blue Rapids,
and sister, Miss Rosamond Horton, will
leave next Wednesday. Miss Horton
and Mr.. Albert Horton will join them
about August 1.
Mrs. Julia SOmers and daughter Mary
and Miss Dora Furman left yesterday for
Colorado aud will visit month or six
weeks in Cascade.
Mrs. R T. Herrick went to Hiawatha
today to visit Col and Mrs Herrick.
MI E. II. Crosby left this afternoon
for fishing trip at Mackinac.
Mr. Earl Williams who has been i'll for
3 week is much improved.
Dir. W. T. Crosby has been quite sick
for three days.
Mrs VIM. Gilfllan and daughter Mis-:
Maggie returned from Pueblo and Den.
yer last evening.
Miss Alma Carson of Kentucky i.
visiting Miss Nellie Whitehead at CPS
Tyler street
who formerly lived in this city, is dan
gsrously i'll at her home Her sister
Mrs Thos- S. Lyon. has gone to Dallas tt
be with her.
Mrs. William R. Stewart and daugh
ter Bessie of Dallas, Texas, are visiting
Mrs. Bessie Hayes
Mrs. Mary Stone Gregory will return
ia September to take charge of the cit,
kindergarten.
Mr. and Mrs. W. J. Black went t,
Chicago Tuesday afternoon.
Mrs. L M. Crawford and daughte
Edith. accompanied by Mrs w. III. Moss
left today for Excelsior Springs.
Mr. Charles Barton Smith of Kansa
City, representing the Putnam Publish
Ing Co, of New York city, is in Topeka
fer few days