The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1895-08-13
IN SOCIETY CIRCLES.
Recent Social Events in Topeka
and Vicinity.
GENERAL NOTES OF SOCIETY.

Mr.. J. B. Larimer and children re-
turned Thursday from Manitou. Mrs.
Larimer, whose health is improving, will
remain till October /. Mr.. Larimer, DR..
and Mrs. A, L. Smith of Topeka and a
guide formed party that made the as
cent of Pixies Peak on horseback, going
up Just before the party that was re-
Gently lost, Mr.. Larimer says, "We were
in a rain storm and a snow storm and al
together enjoyed an interesting exper-
fence"
Mrs. A. B. Chamberlain has gone to
Colorado Springs
Senator and Mrs. w. A. PETER left yes
terday for Knowlesville, New York.
Miss Helen Moon returned yesterday
from a visit to Miss Lena Beard at Law
renee.
Miss Iona P Silver, who has been
visiting Miss Fife King, left yesterday
for St. Joe where she will visit, for few
days before returning to her home IN
Millersburg, Indiana
Capt A. Nj. Fuller accompanied his
daughter Berenice to Kansas City this
afternoon where she will visit Mrs. Ly-
man.
DR.. S. &c. Stewart is confined to his
room.
Mr. Ralph Moore and Mr.. Harry Val
entine left today for Manitou.
L
colt went east Sunday.
Miss Lillian left is in Harbor Point
Michigan.
Mrs D. A. Clements and son Dan have
returned from Colorado.
Miss Dora Sutherland left yesterday
for Chicago, Cleveland and Rochester,
her brother Bert accompanying her as
far as Kansas City. Miss Sutherland
will be absent about six weeks.
NJ
day afternoon to join her friend, Miss
Rose Dysart, of St Louis. at Eureka
Springs, Arkansas where Miss Dysart's
sister, Mrs. George D. Allen, also of St
Louis, has a summer cottage. Miss
Bradley will remain two or three weeks.
Miss Lulu Yonge of Kansas City, Mo-,
is visiting her sister, Mrs. r. l. Palmer,
on Morris avenue.
Mr.. John Bradley left yesterday fer
Chicago to remain week.
Mrs. J. C. Smith went to ST. Marys
today, to visit relatives and friends.
Miss Ella Nipps, who has been visiting
Hiss Maud kidder, left yesterday for
Columbus, Ohio.
Misses Mathilde Howe, daughter of
Mr., Ed Howe, of the Atchison Globe,
and Miss Ruby Fullerton, Mrs. James
WOlcott and daughter, also Of Atchison,
are the guests Of DR.. and Mrs. L. A. Ry-
der, in North Topeka.
Mir. r. S. Thompson and sister, Miss
Belle Thompson, are. at Mackinac Island.
Misses Alice NanderpOOl, Sadie Down
ing, Olive MoCarter, Florence Nightin-
gale, Bessie and Mabel Moss joined a
crowd Thursday morning from Tecum-
sch and went to Makarusa to fish until
Saturday.
Those from Tecumseh were Lille Nor
ris, Matte Evans, George Evans, Fred,
nd E,,I1
Clarence Worcester and Steril Price.
The party were chaperoned by Mr.. and
Mrs. J. r. Naylor.
stedman Club.
The meeting of the Stedman club last
evening called out twenty three mem
bers in spite of the heat, and the Cope
land parIor was pretty well filled.
8lrs. H. W. Roby, who did not come,
sent fragrant bouquets of sweet peas.
which were much appreciated by the
ladies present.
Roll call was responded to by an origi-
nal pentastich.
Mrs. Myron A. Waterman read clever
sketch; a childs story illustrating a
wash drawing by her husband which was
handed around for the inspection of the
members.
The sketch and story will be submitted
to Harper's Young People.
poems which were discussed and re-
ferred to reviewers, Mrs. Hargreaves'
production to MIR. A. Downing, and DR..
ROby's to Mr.. L 81. Crandell. The inter
est in the club meetings is growing.
Mrs Thos- s. Lyon left yesterday for
Dallas, Texas. Her sister, Mrs N. w.
Kerr, is still very ill
Mrs. W. II. Eastman arrived in Mani
tou Saturday and will spend several
weeks there.
Royal Neighbour Camp.
Last evening the Royal Neighbors,
camp 146, NJ. W. A. met at their hall and
adjourned in a body to visit Shawnee
camp $500, N. W. A.
Mr.. ]. ]. O'COnnor, venerable counsel
of the camp, welcomed the visitors in a
speech and turned over the government
of the lodge TO Mrs. Saxton, oracle of the
Royal Nsighbors, who bore the honOrs
becomingly during the remainder of the
evening.
DR.. ]. B. Hibben, head physician of
the order, made an appropriate response
TO MIR. O'Connor's speech, after which
the ladies' team, wearing appropriate
and becoming regalia, executed a credit
able drill, eliciting much applause for
their work, in which they had been
trained by Mrs. Saxton.
After the drill. refreshments were
served and general social evening was
enjoyed.
There were a number of visiting
WOodmen from camp 1243 of the north
side and also from camp $50 of the south
side.
Before the camp adjourned many Of
members signed the roll call to join the
ladies' in making the new lodge of Royal
Neighbors a success
HAGAN-CANNY.
A Pretty Wedding Celebrated at the
Church of the Assumption.
Miss Regina Hagan, daughter OF Mrs