The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1895-07-23
IN SOCIETY CIRCLES.
Recent Social Events in Topeka
and Vicinity.
GENERAL NOTES OF SOCIETY.

Personal items or Interest About Te-
Deka People ana Visitors IN Town
Miss Jennie Clarkson and Miss L ida
MacFerran are visiting at Auburn.
Bliss Edna Morehouse left yesterday
for Chicago and Wisconsin.
MIR. and Mrs A. H Mills and Mr.. and
Mrs. w. J. Black went to Chicago today.
Mr. J. P. Davis returned from Hiawatha
today
MIR. 0. W. Payne of Orlando. Florida,
is spending . few days in Topeka the
guest of MS daughter hrs. j. o. Payne.
Mrs. Willis Norton in company with
her mother, Mrs. Thompson, will leave
for Mount Clemens, Michigan, tomorrow
TO remain month.
Last Friday evening the friends of W.
s. Chancey were delightfully."- entertained
by Mrs. Miller, Mrs. Hanna and Miss
Daily at the home of the latter, 1911
Spruce street. Dir. CLANCY visiting rela-
tives here and Will return to Idaho Falls,
Idaho, tomorrow. Music, games, and
sin ging occupied the evening until
late hour, when refreshments we're
served in charming taste by the ladies.
hose present were Mrs. Miller, Misses
Yount, Lux, Daily, Hanna, Moore, Brown,
Occanbaugh, Green, Nellie and Blanche
Cook; Messrs. Miller, Shipman. Bowman
CLANCY, Johnston, Shelton, Brown, Booth,
Bowman, Miller and Bair.
DIR. H. W.ARoby and Mrs. Roby re-
turned from Atlantic City, \. J., today.
Mr. J. w. Gleed arrived home yester-
day from Vermont. Mrs Gleed and the
children are still in Vermont Mr.. Gleed
reports cyclones and extreme heat in
New York, and drouth in the intervening
states through which he passed on the
way to Kansas, where he found the
temperature ten degrees lower than
anywhere else, and Kansas, as he him
self expresses it. ''the greenest freshest.
and loveliest spot in the United States"
Mr.. c. n. Beal went to New York
city today
Mr.. Ed. Wagner went to Manhattan
today.
Other members of the Oklahoma BIZ
cycle party claim that Mr. D. J. Harding
drank thirty quarts of milk between here
and Usage City.
The 5unglers will dance at Vinewood
Thursday night.
Mr.. J. c. Wilson joined his family in
n anitou Sunday, fer a weeks visit.
Mrs. M. j. McMahan is visiting in
Rossville.
MIRA 8. A Brett and daughter, Miss
Eva, are visiting Mr. and Mrs. James E.
Brett at Geneva Lake, Wisconsin.
Roy and Clyde johnson of Superior,
Neb., visited their uncle, Mr. S. B. Brett,
last week. They made the trip on their
wheels.
Father Hayden, Father Coolen, Miss
Hayden, Mrs John GriIey, Misses Mary,
Gertrude, Linn and Lucia Wyatt. Messrs.
James Scully, Ed Brennan. James Mile
ham and Mr.. Bayliss went out to the re-
form school last evening and gave an en-
joyable entertainment After an enter
tanning programme the guests we're
served with refreshments in the dining
room by Mira. Mize and Mr.. and Mrs.
Howell.
Mr.. and Mrs. W. C. Chaffee and little
daughter went to Excelsior Springs yes
terday
1Ir. II. G. Larimer left today for Den
yer.
Mr.. Frank FARRELL is improving at his
old home in Atchison.
Mrs. E. L Cope and children of Chi
cago are visiting Mrs Cope's parents, Mr.
and Mrs. 8. M. Cope, at 1921 Tyler street
Miss Carrie Ross of Ottawa is visiting
Mrs. James R. Wick, at 1907 Huntoon
street.
MI J. B. Larimer left today to join his
family at "Sunny Side House." Aanitou,
Colo, where he will remain till August
10th.
Though sold at the same retail price,
Royal Baking Powder is of far greater
value than any other baking powder. 1t
is absolutely pure, and of highest leaven-
ing strength.