The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1895-06-15
IN SOCIETY CIRCLES.
The Imperials Give Their First
Vinewood Party.
GENERAL NOTES OF SOCIETY.

the summer season last evening at Vine
wood A large number drove out in car
riages the others going out on the cars.
Those who attended were: Messrs. and
Mesdames w. T. Crosby, Irving Doolittle,
Will Taylor, Ted Wear, Mrs. Waggoner,
Misses Hutchinson and circuit of Omaha,
Guernsey of St Louis, Pearlade Prescott
of Pueblo, Col, Mary Roberts, Carrie Du
Bots, Bessie West, Franc LiEtlefeld,
Henrietta Thompson, Bessie Gibson,
Edna Best, Lillian Whitelock, Alice Pres
colt, Edith Isbell, Frances Moon. Laura
Wedding, Maud Ranney, Mary Thomp-
son, Josephine Colby. Emma White,
Winifred Waggoner, Mamie Smith. Bes.
sic Stewart, Bennett; Messrs. Clifford
Histed. Charlie Klimhans, Mart Wikadal,
Ben Akers, Burr Lakin, Will Seller,
Julius Wedding, Fred Kingsley. John
Waters, Howard Wood, T. Kepley, Clay,
W. Scott, Stoker. viii Alexander, Ed
Mcbride. Ed Dennis, Newman, Park
Ewart, Ed Curry, Martin Britton, Earl
Brown, Archie Williams, Carl Foulks,
Frank Bennett, Harry Williams. Nipps,
Eugene Luncke of St Louis and j. d.
McNeal of Baltimore
Miss Crane Entertafns.
Miss Anna Crane entertained last eve
ming in honor of her guests, the Misses
Radcliff of Carthage, Mo-, and Miss Ma
ME Coutant of Wyoming. Music and
dancing was enjoyed during the evening
by Mr.. and Mrs W. ]. Radcliff. Mr.. and
Mrs. r. d. Frampton, Misses Jessie Gar
wood, Trissie Greenwood, Carrie Mer-
ri ok, Daisy Smith, Lulu Fordyce, Myrtle
Fordyce, Emily Block, Daisy Hayes, Jen-
ME Simmons, Lulu Cope; Messrs Rob
ert Merrick, Frank Merrick, Lewis Green
Gregg, Will Brown, Guy Hagar, Charles
Lagerstrom and Frank Crane
Miss Coates, ThimbIe Party.
Miss Hattie Coates entertained num-
Der of friends at most delightful thin
BILE party Thursday afternoon. During
the afternoon Misses Lillian Tefft and
Anna CAMPBELL played, Misses Belle Ben
nett and Edna MorehOuse sang and Miss
Myrtle WEIGH recited. A cake contain
ing thimble was cut, the pretty souve-
mir falling to the lot of Miss Mabel
Chase The guests were Mrs. Clifford
Welch, Misses Lucy Hale, L. Valentine,
Anna Campbell, Belle and Mamie Ben
nett, Caro- Penf1eld, Frances Senour, Ma
bel Knowles. Susie Wilder, Lillian Tefft,
Edna Morehouse, Myrtle WEIGH and
Miss Scovill of Sabetha.
Camera Clubs Last Meet.
The Camera club will hold its last
meeting for the season Tuesday evening"
June 10, at the residence of c. C. Baker,
1913 West Sixth street.
The display of lantern slides will be
given, the slides to be the work of the
club members.
As the club will adjourn until the first
Tuesday in October, it is requested that
all members attend the meeting next
Tuesday evening.
G0uaroI SoCiaI
The families of Mr.. Dell Keller, ]. K.
Hudson and Judge Kingman celebrated
Mr. Keizer's birthday yesterday by TAX
ing their supper and spending the after
noon and evening at Vinewood
Mrs. H. V. Hinckley, Misses Hila
Hinckley. Ellie Smith, Emily King,and
Master Charley Hinckley picnicked at
Garfield yesterday.
Mrs Laux entertained the Ladies'
Home Missionary of the First Christian
church Thursday evening at her home,
424 Van Buren, street.
Mrs s. NJ. Patterson of Sparta, Ill, is
visiting her brother, Mr.. ]. E Holmes.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. K. Jamison, who were
married in St. Louis Wednesday morn
ing, did not go on a wedding tour as at
first reported, but arrived in Topeka
Wednesday evening and are residing in
their home on Lincoln street.
Miss Nellie Clough returned from
Leavenworth Thursday.
Mr.. Lock Highleyman returned from
| ST. Louis Thursday.
Mr.. Clifford listed will leave tomorrow
for Philadelphia to be gone few weeks.
DR.. Anderson returned from Oswego
| Thursday, where he delivered an address
at the closing exercises of the Oswego
Female college. There is an Indian
woman attending this college who is over
| so years of age. Miss Lipe, one of the
graduates this year, is the daughter of
the chief of the Cherokee nation.
Mr.. Byron Roberts returned from
Hutchinson yesterday.
Mr.. and Mrs. s. P. Barbee of Denver
arrived in the city today and are the
guests of DR.. and Mrs. Anderson.
The ladies of Unity church held a
social at the home of Mrs. Frank Foster
last evening.
A. l. Williams and family, Dir. Fergu-
son and Miss Jessie Ferguson, will leave
for Manitou next week.
| Judge Thomas Cherrington of Ohio
has been visiting the family of F. G..
Willard in Potwin yesterday and today.
Mr.. J. W. Shuck and Mr. Dave Busey
of Urbana, Ill, spent Thursday and Fri
day in the city.
Mr.. J. N. Davies and daughter, Miss
|
visiting in the city.
W. W. Cook and family will spend
Sunday in Oswego
Mr.. J. Thomas and son, Charles, left
yesterday for Denver on a short trip
Messrs. W. A. L Thompson and T. ].
Kellam returned home Thursday from
Colorado
Fred Kingsley, Will Alexander, Fred
Bonebrake, Harry Weaver and Will
Trump will spend few days at Ottawa
next week.
Mr.. ]. R. Burton and wife of Abilene
are IN the city.
Governor Morrill, will spend Sunday
with his family at Hiawatha.
Mr.. A. NJ. Bent of Lamar, Colorado, is
in the city for a few days.
Mrs. j. NJ. Bair of Lowman Hill, who
was seriously injured by fall a month
ago, is now able to sit up and considered
in fair way to recovery.