The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1895-08-05
In SOCIETY CIRCLES.
Recent Social Events in Topeka
and Vicinity.
GENERAL NOTES OF SOCIETY.

lOyIng their vacation on BuStIn'5 Island,
off the coast of Maine.
Mr.. L. E. Baldwin of the Rock Island
telegraph department went to Valencia
Saturday.
Miss Jessie Barnes left today for Min
neapolis.
Miss Maud Buhre will leave this week
for a three weeks visit in the east.
MIRA d. Fl. Forbes is in Colorado.
MIR. J. c. Wilson left yesterday for
Chicago.
Mr.. George Penfield went to Colorado
today.
Mr.. c. c. Baker went to Chicago yes
terday.
The Bunglers will dance at Vinewood
Thursday evening,
tanned few friends Saturday evening.
Miss Edna Crane will visit Miss Kate
Critchfield at Oskaloosa this week.
Mr.. Harry Valentine left for Colorado
Springs today.
Mrs Lee Jones is visiting in Sterling,
Iowa
Mrs Phi Adams is at Excelsior Springs.
Mr. Fred Bonebrake of Pittsburg spent
Sunday in Topeka.
Mrs Jessie Crew of Leavenworth was
the guest of Miss Carrie Dubois over
Sunday.
A very delightful dancing party was
given at Forest park last Friday evening
for Miss Nellie Small of Topeka, who is
visiting at the home of George w. Pen
neu-AtchisOn Globe.
A letter received this morning from
Mr.. T. E. Bowman by Mr. II. G. Bowman
is dated July 23rd, at Cologne, Germa-
ny. Mr. Bowman says that Mr. and Mrs.
F. o. Popenoe left the same afternoon
for Frankfort and that the other mem
bers of the party, consisting of Mr.. and
Mrs. Bowman, Miss Ruth Plumb of EN-
pOria, and Mrs. Downs of Massachu-
sets. would go up the Rhine the next day
and to Switzerland. Mr.. and Mrs. Pope
noe will sail August 10th from South
ampton on the steamer New Y rk of
the American line. The rest of the par
ty have not yet decided to return at the
same time
Ed. c. MACEDONIAN, L. L. Kiene and W.
w. Carr returned from Colorado last
evening, where they have been for the
past two weeks camping out, hunting
and fishing. They caught plenty of
trout and killed a 2-year- old buck deer.
Ed. MacLennan gave a venison dinner
today to few invited guests ut the home
of his mother, 905 Madison street. The
boys have taken some fine pictures of
their trip.
Miss Edna Best returned today from
visit to Missouri.
Lieutenant Tom and Mr Percival
Darrah returned to Leavenworth this
morning. Miss Darrah.wiu remain till
Friday.
Messrs. David and Burr Lakin have
reached New York City in their travels.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Merriam are at
The Islington, Les Cheneaux Isles.
DIR. Merriam writes that the shooting
and fishing are fine. and that overcoats
and CRATE fires are comfortable
Major + ]. Anderson, Mr.. A. R.
Lingafelt, Air. NJ. A. Low, and other
Rock Island officials will attend the
funeral of Mr.. Charles Dunlap general
superintendent Of the Rock Island, who
died yesterday in Chicago.
The contemplated Oxford club party
with MarshalPs band in attendance is a
60 and will be given early next month,
and the other crowds are dying of envy.
Mr.. c. A Roehr has returned from the
east
Miss Frances Mccarthy of Denver,
Colo, is visiting Miss Minnie Seiber at
921 Clay street
Mrs. NJ. McHaIe and daughters, Gene
We've and Nora, who have been visiting
Nrs. John Mosier, will return to their
home in Logansport, Indiana, Thursday.
Miss Helene ChoIlar has returned to
her home in st. Louis, after visit with
Miss Minnie Seiber
Mrs. J. B. Johnson, daughter Marie
and son Bradford, left today to join
Judge johnson and son Ben in Colorado.
Miss johnson and Miss Mabel johnson,
who are in Leavenworth,. will leave to-
morrow. Mrs. johnson was accompanied
by her servant and will take furnished
house for the summer.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. Chaffee and daugh-
ter, Florence, have returned from Excel
sior Springs.
Mir. H. a. Auerbach is expected home
from the east Wednesday.
Mr. Ben Blythe will leave next week
tn visit relatives in MOhorIv No
Mr.. E. B. FIuke will return from Law
renee this week.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Hackney, of
Chicago, will arrive this week to visit
Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Skinner
Miss Esther Jenness has returned
from Chicago.
Mr.. Charles Gunther has returned
from a vacation spent at Holton.
MIR. and Mrs Frank Wear returned to-
day from Colorado.
Miss Matte 'McGregor returned this
morning from Manitou.
Mr. Harry Titus spent Sunday with his
sister, Miss Carrie, who is Miss Man
speakers guest
Mr. and Mrs. George NJ. Eagle, Mrs.
Charles s. Eagle and son Harry, Mrs.
Margaret Johnson, Mr.. and Mrs John
Schilling, Mr. ]. c. Elliott and Mr. ned
Henderson went to Lakeview yesterday
and brought back Quantities of pond
lilies
The Sawyer family moved to Topeka
this week. Mr.. Sawyer now being inter
ested largely in new dry goods estab-
lishment which promises to be a perma-
nent feature in the business of Topeka
it was very desirable that the family be
located there, hence the move. While
the friends of Mr.. Sawyer and family
are gratified to know that there is a good
business that draws them away from our
city, yet this cannot altogether prevent
all from wishing somehow, that it didn't
The city loses excellent citizens in their
departure. In a social, musical and lit