The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1895-08-16
N SOCIETY CIRCLES.
Recent Social Events in Topeka
and Vicinity.
GENERAL NOTES OF SOCIETY.
Personal items or Interest About To-
Deka People and Visitors in Town.

terday afternoon from Block Island.
They were in the water every day, and
lived in the open air as a healthy tan
will attest, Mrs McCune said yesterday:
ut was quite cold in New York when we
left; in Ohio and Indiana it does not seem
to have rained lately; in Chicago it was
fearfully hotlast evening"
Major General Hughes left yesterday
| for Emporia on business connected with
the encampment at that place next
month.
Mrs. P Ashton, who has been visiting
| her son DR.. Ashton, returned to her home
in Warrensburg
Mr. Charles Upton and mother have
returned from Colorado.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Stansfeld will
| leave next Thursday for Boston and the
east.
Miss Lena McCray is visiting in Cam
eron, Mo.
Miss Vera Low and Miss Bernice
Hovey returned here from Trenton, Mo-
Mrs Abrecht Marburg and Mrs. A B.
Jetmore left yesterday for Pertle Springs
Mrs. G. P. Ashton is visiting Mrs
! Dinner in Mcfarland. From there she
will go to Phillipsburg and then to Col
orado.
&lr. Eugene Truitt of Emporia is the
guest Of Rob Ruggles.
Lieutenant Krauthof came over yes
terday.
Miss Mary Moon has returned from
Hiawatha.
Mr.. Henry Stevenson has been con-
fined TO the house several days. He is
suffering from carbuncle.
Mr. and Mrs. L. H. Stricken and chill
dren, johnson and Beth, have returned
| from Los AOUalpg California.
Miss Lou Taylor of LeavenwOrth Will
attend the Bohemian dance at Vinewood
tonight.
Miss Berenice McDona is expected
home tomorrow. She has been visiting
Miss Luce Coleman in st. Louis and
Miss Jessie Catron at Carthage, Mo.
Dir aud Mrs Harold Chase have re-
turned from Chicago and the lakes.
Mr.. c., S. Gleed returned today from
Albuquerque, New Mexico.
Mr.. Eugene Ware returned from Cas-
cade to attend Judge Thacher's funeral
Mrs. n. B. Brown of ConcordIa was
the guest of her son, MIR. Earl Brown,
last evening, and left TO-DAY for home.
Mr.. J. P. Davis, president of the Kan
sas Mutual Life Insurance company, left
yesterday for Lake Wawrsee, Indiana,
to enjoy short visit at Major Marsh's
summer home.
Misses Emma Armstead, Maud johnson
Adah Myers and Eleanor Gephart have
returned to Valley Falls after visit to
Misses Maud and Mabel Barnes.
Married-At zoos Drip street, Aug.
-, by Rev. E. S. Muckley, Frank NJ.
Chase of this oity and Miss Mabel Wright
of Olathe, Kansas.
Mr.. James B. Clay came in from Man
haitian this morning.
The Bohemian club will dance at
Vinewood tonight.
Mrs. ]. H. Griffith, daughter Grace
and son Morris have returned from Trim
idad, Col.
A most enjoyable evening was spent
by the young friends of Mr.. Thomas
Mackey, at his parents home on Lane
street, Wednesday evening, it being the
occasion of his twenty first birthday.
Mrs Mackey was assisted in entertain
} ing by Mrs. D4nner and Misses Ida and
Ella Wingert. Music and games were
the order of the evening Refreshments
were served and at late hour the CUES E
departed; all feeling that they had spen.
a pleasant evening. Those present were
Mrs. Danner and Misses Edna Danner.
Jennie Mccall, Grace Curry, Lizzie Pur-
cell, Ida Wingert, Ella Wingert, Beat
rice Cron, Hannah Buchanan. Teresa
Coggins, Mary Penny, josie Penny, Ger
tie Penny and Mary Wise; and Messrs.
P Donovan, Frank Ecclesson, John Con
ners, John Buchanan, James Coggins,
Ed Dewitt, John Harrison, Otis Dalton,
ION and Gus AIackey and Fred Banner.
Miss Esther A. Blake aud A1r. Sam I.
Leachman were married at the brides
home. 421 Lake, on Wednesday evening,
by Rev. J. Lewis of Whiting, Kan. The
bride wore brown silk trimmed in laven-
der, and carried white flowers. About
twenty five intimate friends and relatives
were present. and refreshments were
~ ho
Mr. and Mrs. Lsachman went to house
; keeping at once in their furnished home
at 425 Lake street.
Mrs. Frank Conwell, who has been i'll
for the past year. will leave the last OF
the week for an extended trip through
Colorado and New Mexico.
Frank E. Lott Of Kansas City. Mo, is
in the city today looking after the inter
ests of the National Benevolent society,
of which he is secretary.
Miss Bessie Capper, stenographer in
the district clerks office, leaves Saturday
for Garnett for a two weeks vacation.
Mrs. w. c. Baker returned last even
ing from d visit with Cottonwood Falls
relatives.
Miss Gibboney has completed her va
cation and is again a: the desk in the
district court office.
Dir. William Sadler, formerly of To-
peka. but who is now employed in the
Offices of the Colorado Midland in Den.
yer, and Miss Louverne Brubaker
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs W. E. Bru-
baker, are to be married at the home OF
the brides parents, 621 Lincoln street
September II.
F. B. Glimpse, agent of the Pacific Elk
press company at Abilene, Kansas, came
down on the Z. P. this a. m. and will wit
ness the bicycle races today and tomor
row. He will be the guest of W. W. Carr
while here.
On Saturday, August TO- "The Trust
worthy Daughters" secret organization
entertained at the home of Mr.. and Mrs
Troudner, in Usage county, about 4
friends and neighbors with fiue pro
gramme.