The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1895-09-10


Fort Worth, Tex, Edna Morehouse,
Grace Weiss, Berenice Mcdonald, Nellie
Small, Winifred Wagner, Edith OFT,
Edna hIcClintock, Lottie Ramsey, Mabel
Knowles. flossie Moon, Lillian left and
Norma smith.
Mrs Ashton entertained at dinner last
evening also the following guests: Atr.
aad BIrs. William VI adsworlh and son
VIII, Mrs. D. c. Nellis and daughters.
Misses Anna and Celeste.
General Social Notes.
Hiss Bereaice Hovey and aIr Hovey
viii return 20 their nome in Fort w orth,
Texas.
Miss Gussie Fuller is assistant ticket
agent 1t the city Office Of the Rock Island
during he absence OF her father.
1iiss Nellie Lrime-. steDographer in
the Office Of Ferry 6 .Doran. has taken
a position in Kansas City, and viii 20
there to reside with her sister, Ars. w.
J. Thompson. Her sister. Miss Della
Lariner, viii succeed her here.
Captain James Cavanaugh, OF the Thir-
/ teenth Cnitod States infantry, Instructor
of military tactics 1T the agricultural
college At Manhattan, aud inspector Of
the guard al Emporia last week, arrived
| in Topeka yesterday to place his daugh-
tee Marie IL Bethany college.
! DIR. :. Z. Martin left yesterday for In
i dianapolis. Louisville ald Nashvil e.
| Mrs. j. n. oirickler and children left
yesterday to join Mr.. Strickler in New
| York.
Nr. J. D McCune went to Marysville,
Mo, yesterday en- q business trip.
Dir. and airs. D. W. Nellis are expect
| ed home this week.
| Mr. James Dun mas returned from the
east where he was called by the death of
| his mother
Miss Nora Oliver went to Lawrence
yesterday 10 visit for a week.
Mr.. George kilmer, of Fort Madison,
Iowa, is visiting his parents in Topeka.
Ars. Minnie Schuber-, of Potwin, re-
turned yesterday afternoon from san
Francisco, where she has been visiting
her sister, AIRS II. A. Loveland.
Miss Lillian Tefft has returned from
deiig htful trip around the lakes.
The members cf the e 4stern Star will
give reception tonight al the home of
| Mr.. and Mrs. George p. Conner, IA Lin
coin street, for Mr.. and Mrs. II. x De-
vendorf, who leave Thursday for their
future home in the City of Mexico.
Miss Carrie Baum, who has been in
the city few days, returned TO Pittsburg
! yesterday.
The Ladies' Music club will hold its
| first meeting this season with Mrs.
Frank Thomas at 81 Fillmore street
tomorrow afternoon.
Mrs. E. II. Crosby, son Bernard, and
daughter Helen Louise will return from
st. Louis this week
Mr.. Charles P. Adams, of Adams
Brothers, is in Chicago taking a rest.
Mrs. E. Sheldon and son Frank have
been called TO Winnebago, Illinois, by
the aerious illness of Mrs. Shelden's
father.
The Stedman club held an interesting
and well attended meeting last night
Original poems were read by Mrs. c. s
Baker, Mrs. E. c. Fitch Miss Ida e
Eckert, A. Downing, and Mrs. j. r
Hague, DR.. Mary T. Stewart presented
an instructive paper on Foods and
Mesdames C. S Baker and L H. Gran
dell and Mr.. z T. Riley, secretary, re-
Two new members were admitted into
+ the club
Miss Vesta Easier of Washburn Place
left Sunday morning for an eight Or ten
days visit with friends and relatives il
s.. Louis. She will visit ia Cincinnati
: before returning TO Topeka.
, 4 very pleasant surprise party wa:
planned and given Saturday evening By
the young frieIds of Annie Vansant a
} her home in Oakland Those partici
: pating were: Misses Lulu Conweli, Fdn;
Barnes. Bertha Long, Alma Aument
/ Louie Baekus, Edith Learned, Ethe
Learned, Bslle Vansant, Leta Peak, Hat
} tie Nichols and Jennie Jordan; AIessrs
Clyde Spencer, Charlie Oliver, Harr,
Conweil, Willie Benton, Arthur Willard
and Lawrence Burt.