The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1895-08-31

Misses Minnie and Clara, returned today
from five weeks visit in the east.
Miss Puss Covey of Lawrence will ar
rive tomorrow to visit Miss Anna Knox
for several weeks.
Miss Kittie Doncyson has returned
from Chicago.
Miss Helen Garetson and Miss Kath-
crime GARRISON of st Louis have been
visiting Miss Ida Bergen.
Mrs. Charles Fensky is visiting her,
aunt, Mrs. W. Dryer at 507 Topeka
avenue.
Representative H. ]. Bone is in the
city. Mr.. Bone is one member in the
recent legislature who is not in favor of
session this winter.
Mrs. J. c. Wilson and family are at
home from Colorado.
Miss Maud Buhre has returned from a
trip to the east.
Mr. and Mrs. R. E. Jamison are visit
ing in Atchison.
ME- w. W. Mills and Mr.. Charles
Adams returned yesterday from New
York city. These gentlemen say that
eastern confidence in Kansas is fully re-
stored and that stock in Kansas is above
par there.
Miss Carrie Dubois left yesterday for
Kansas City, whero she will continue IN
Miss May Frost is in Chicago.
Mrs. A. M. Callahan is visiting her
daughter in colorado.
Mrs. Valeria Ferry of New York city
is expected next week to visit her sisters,
irs. Linus BlakesIey ard Mrs. Henry
Taylor.
Mr. Clayton Wallace returned today
from two month"; vacation in Pennsyl-
vania.
Miss Nine sheafor and guest Miss
Grace Lemon of Kansas City and Messrs.
Earl Williams and Ed Dennis drove out
to Martins Hill last evening and enjoyed
an al freSco tea
Judge and Mrs. Kingman have night
blooming cereus, which showed two beau
tiful blossoms on Thursday evening.
There are several of the plants in town;
one at the home of MIR. Goodrich On To-
peka avenue which doomed simultan-
eously both this year and last with the
one owned by Judge hingman. About
sixty friends called Thursday evening to
see Judge and Mrs. Kingman's plant.
Mrs. J. Strauss and daughter of New
ton, kas., are the guests of Mrs Strauss
mother Mrs. S. Hahn.
Mrs. L. c, Clark of Chicago, late of
Mandel Brothers dressmaking depart
ment. will arrive tomorrow to take po-
sition with Mrs. Mercer
Mrs. Grant Sexton and son Homer who
have spent the summer with relatives
and friends il No Mans Land, are visit
ing Mrs. Sections sister-in-law, Mrs LIZ
zie Danley at 631 Jefferson street. 8lrs.
Sexton and son will leave tomorrow after
noon to join her husband who is a war
department clerk at Washington, D. C.
Mrs. Florence Wiley entertained a
number of friends at her home on West
Sixth street Wednesday evening com
plimentary to her daug liter Miss Maude
who has been away at school two years
Miss May Everett arrived from Chica-
| GO Yesterday
Ia, was married Wednesday ar 6 o'clock
at the home of her parents in St. Joe,
| Mo-, to Mr.. Phil Jacobs of New York
! city. Miss Ethel Russell played the
wedding march accompanied by an or
! chestra.
The attendants we're Miss Elaine Au-
gust as flower girl and Master Stanley
| August as page.
The bride wore a tan broadcloth trav-
cling suit trimmed in white
Many handsome presents were receiv-
ed and kilograms of congratulations
! nun bering into the hundreds.
The out of town guests were Mr. and
Mrs. Joseph Loire of Kansas City, Mr..
! and Mrs. E. J. August and daughter
Irene of New York city; Messrs. Abe
and Dave August of Topeka.
Mr and Mrs. Jacobs left on their we'd
ding trip via Chicago and Niagara Falls
and will spend a few weeks in the Cat
skill mountains, after which they will
be at home at The Imperial in New
York city.
Judge A. Fl. Horton has remained in
Topeka throughout the heated term the
| first time that he has not gone away in
| eighteen years