The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1895-07-25
IN SOCIETY CIRCLES.
Recent Social Events in Topeka
and Vicinity.
GENERAL NOTES OF SOCIETY.

Personal Items or Interest Absut To-
peka People and Visitors ia Town.
A picnic party drove out to Mr.. Homer
Bowman's farm last evening and spent q
few hours most enjoyably.
Those who went were Mr.. and Mrs H
G. Bowman, Mrs. Bowman's mother, Mrs.
George L. Murdoch of Massachusetts;
Mir. aud Mrs. Harry Whiting, Misses
Thompson, Mary Thompson, Marguerite
Bradley, Nellie McCliutock, Maud Ran
ney, Harriet Broad and guest Miss Celia
Bowes; Messrs Carroll Merriam. Will
Alexander, Fred Wolfe, Paul Torrlngton
and Harry Weaver.
After supper the party drove to Ben
nett's mound
Mr.. Ed Fluke is spending a three
weeks vacation at Lawrence.
Mr.. Guy Hagar returned yesterday
from Illinois.
Miss Laura Crow will go to PIainville
this evening to visit month.
NIr. and Mrs. E. I. Sim arrived from the
east this morning.
Nj Frank Willard went to Chicago
Tuesday.
Little Burr Willard who is said to have
scarlet fever is very slightly i'll, scarcely
confined to his bed.
Judge and Mrs. J. B. johnson left to-
day to visit Judge JOhnson's sisters at
Lincoln, Nebraska.
DR.. Ashton's mother is his guest.
Miss Aiamie Hayes has returned from
Kansas City.
Mrs. Robert Murray of Kansas City is
the guest of Mrs. James Hayes.
Miss Rena Brown, of Clay Center is
the guest of Topeka friends.
Mr. W. 7. Crosby is able to be out
after an illness of week.
Mrs. E. L. Redden and Mrs. Charles
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Kansas City.
Mr.. William c. Carl, organist of the
First Presbyterian church, at Fifth av-
eHus and Twelfth street, New York city,
is in Topeka today. enroute to the Pacific
coast. Speaking of Miss Maud WEIGH, a
former Topeka girl, daughter of Orrin
T. WEIGH. Mr. Carl grows enthusias-
tic in praise of her voice. He says:
Miss WEIGH will be in grand opera yet.
She is takirg the place of our contralto,
who is in Europe this summer, and is
deing beautiful work in the quartette."
The Bunglers will dance at Vinewood
toaight, and the Oxfords tomorrow night
Mr.. W. w. Webb has returned from a
bicycle trin to Oklahoma.
Miss Carrie Medlicott is visiting her
aunt, Mrs. J. s. Mott, at Independence,
Mo
Miss Maud Bates is giving a picnic at
Pauline today. Mrs. Bates chaperoned
the party, which went out at 1880 this
morning.
Mira F. P. Baker and daughter, Mrs.
II. W. Sharp, and children, arrived from
Denver yesterday. Mrs. Sharp will go
east in a few days, accompanied by her
father
Mr. H. O. Garvey leaves today to join
Mrs. Garvey and Mrs. Spencer at Colo
RADIO Springs. where they have taken
Dean Colwell's cottage at 329 North
Nevada street.
Mr.. A. Fassler left today for New
York.
Dir. and Mrs. Irving Weller and child
rem and Miss Anna Ericsson are absent,
In Denver.
Miss Lou Ella Wren, who has been
visiting her uncle, ]. J. Hit, has re-
turned to her home in Sturgeon, Mo.
Mir. Hit accompanied her as far as Kan
aas City.
Master Harry Rigby entertained his
young friends at a bicycle party on Tues
day evening. Those who participated
were Misses Agnes Burdge, Olive
Sharum, Allie Belle Troutman, Alice
Gregory, Irene Peel. Alice True; Willie
HaYslip, Charles Lewis, Howard Guild
Fred Brett, George Snyder, Lee Osen
berg and Ray Cheney.