The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1895-08-22
IN SOCIETY CIRCLES.
Letter From a journal Cores
pendent at Manitou.
TOPEKA PEOPLE At THAT RESORT.
Personal items or Interest About Te-
peka People and Visitors an Tova.

Personal items OF Interest About Te-
DeAxa PEOPLE and Visitors in Tewa.
persons sending social items to this depart
ment VIII please give their lame and address in
order to secure publicaliOn.l
An interesting letter from a JOURNAL
correspondent at Manitou, bearing the
date of August 10, says: Manitou sho uld
be thankful for a Topeka: and the mum
Der of familiar faces one sees here is
evidence that Topeka is thankful for a
Manitou. The journeys to this Mecca of
the summer girl are yearly on the in
crease; and this pretty little village at
the foot of the Rockies, repays the seek
er after rest and change.
There are a number of Topeka people
who have cottages here.
The Williams cottage on Agate Hill is
occupied just now by Mr.. and Mrs. A. l.
Williams, daughter Mrs. Lyle Dickey of
Omaha, and son Mr.. Harry Williams.
The family of Judge A. Il. Horton are
in a pretty cottage overlooking the soda
springs pavilion.
Here Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Brown, Miss
! Mary Horton, Miss Rose Horton and Mr..
Albert Horton Jr are pleasantly spend
ing the summer.
Near a picturesque mountain stream,
on the way to the Ten Springs, live Judge
and Mrs. J. B. johnson, daughters Misses
MadGe, Mabel and Marie and sons Ben
! and Bradford
They have for neigh bors Mrs. J. C..
| Wilson and family
| Mrs. S. J. Crawford and daughter Mrs.
Arthur Capper, Mrs. J. Z. Hudson and
| daughter Mrs. Will Smith, and Mrs. Will
Eastman are at Grand View in Williams
canon, having just returned from the
! peak.
John E, Moon came over the other day
from Cripple Creek, where he says he
| had a good time. Mr.. Moons portrait
would make a good advertisement for
Ralston health -four. At Cascade
the Ramona is we'll patronized by mem
bers of Topeka elite society.
Mrs. Eugene Ware, and daughter Miss
Abbie Ware; Miss Dora Furman; Mrs.
| Thomas, Misses May and Nina, Miss
Caro- Penfeld, Miss Hyatt of Leaven-
worth, and Messrs. G. B. and C. III. Mer-
| RAM seem to enjoy every hour there, es-
| pecially the dinner hour, as does every
one in this exhilarating climate.
The hop at the Mansion last night was
much enjoyed, aud the Topeka people in
attendance were Misses Caro- Penfield
May Thomas, Rose Horton, Dora Fur
man, Nina Thomas, Abbie Ware; Messrs
Harry Valentine, Harry Williams and
Ralph Moore.
A hop at the Ten Springs hotel prom
ises entertainment for tomorrow night
General Social Notes.
Mrs. J. A. Sargent, and daughters
Misses Maud and Lenna, have returned
to Rock Island, Illinois, to live.
Mr.. D. c. Hill returned yesterday from
Emporia-
Mrs. ]. NJ. Mccarthy has returned
from California.
Mr. and Mrs. Archie Martin are a
home with Mrs Callie Hughes, at 51t
Harrison street.
Miss Lena ::McCray returned yesterday
from Cameron.
Mrs. E. B Robinson, who has been the
guest of Mrs. D. A. Clements and hel
SOD, Mr.. Dan Adams, for two weeks, viii
return to her home in San Antonio mex
Sunday.
Mr. r. A Wallace, who went to Bos
ton today, will visit his daughter, Mis-!
Stella Wallace, in Chicago on his way
| home.
Mr. Archie F. Williams left YESTERDAY
to spend week at Excelsior Springs.
Mr. and Mrs w. w. Manspeaker anC
daughter, Miss Lulu, who left this after
noon on the excursion, will leave it a
Chicago and proceed east after severa
stops They will visit Canada before re
turning and will be accompanied b,
Miss Carrie Titus, who was receuJl
their guest. and Chaplain Barry of For
Riley, whose old homo in Kingston, Can
ada. the party will visit.
Miss Myrtle Hopkins, who is seriousl,
i'll with malaria fever, is attended by he
father and mother, who arrived yesteI
lday-