The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1895-10-03
n SOCIETY CIRCLES.
Wedding Announced of Mr.. Chas.
Holman and Miss May Everett.
GENERAL NOTES OF SOCIETY.

LLIlAhu AU4uO VI DOO1E Ii
Personal items or INTEREST About To-
ncl6a PEOPLE and Visitors in Town.
fPersans sending social items to this depart
nleuJ VIII please give sheir name and address in
order 10 secure DuD-lca-lOn-l
Kiss Nav Everett of Chicago who was
educated in Topeka at Bethany college,
viii be married Wednesday, November
%, at her home in Chicago to Dir. Charles
L. Holman of the Accounting Trust COM
paDy OF Topeka.
Llr. Holman Is young man who stands
well ID Topeka business and social cir
Giles ard Miss Everett already has many
friends in Topeka.
Dir. and birs. Holman will occupy a
handsome new home, now IN process of
erection for them at the corner of Tenth
and Lincoln streets.
MI Frank fichenor returned yes: erday
from Port Dover, Canada, where he spent
the summer.
Air j. D. Small and daughter Miss
Jessie are attending the Kansas City
festivities this week.
Nrs. Charles +. Spencer and Mrs. II.
Q. Garvey are entertaining their aunts
BIS Nary Curtis OF Dayton, Ohio, and
Mrs. Belle Higgins of PIqua, Ohio. An
uncle, Dir Albert Williamson of Piqua,
OHIO. is also their guest.
ir. aud 5frs J. Weiss will entertain at
dinner on Friday evening.
On account Of the prevalence of diph-
iberia the little folks bicycle party which
was to have bsen given on Friday even
ing from 631 Line street. By Ethel
DeObert and Gail Clark has been in
definitely pos poned
Mrs. II. T. " hitman of Rochester,
New York, who is visiting her sisters,
3irs. John r Mulvane and Mrs. c. B.
Alfred, weat to Merlden yesterday to
visit her son, Mr. Henry Whitman Mrs.
{. 3. Alfred accom- panied Mrs. Whitman.
3ir. ". Z. Curry of the Accounting
Trust com pany, left this morAing for
Fort Smith, Arkansas, on a two months
business trip.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. K, Mayberry have is
susd Invitations TO the marriage of their
daughter. Miss Ida &. AlayberrY, to Mr.
Alva :. Hayes. Oc,ober 16.
5lrs. lincoln McCaslia viii go to Louis
Vile hentuc6y, this week to visit
friends
Air. T. E. Baty, chief Of the Colorado
Springs fire department, is in Topeka.
rs. Fannie Riley has returned from
the east, where she has been spending
the summer
Dir. r. T. Gemmell. superintendent of
telegEap Of the Santa Re. who has been
vlsilng his son in Salt Lake City for the
past tWo weeks, is expected home today.
Mr. u. ?. Foley, of the auditors office.
LEFT for Cincinnati today 10 spend u two
weeks vacation.
Mr. Charles L. Holman, of the Ac-
counting Trust company, is at his desk
after d months illness.
The fifth semi-annual reunion Of the
Ancient aad Accepted Scottish Rite, Val
ley OF IcPess, viii begin next Tuesday
morning at 8 o'clock. There will be L
four daFs' session brought to a close on
Friday evening by banquet and recep-
tion TO members and their wives.
he thirty-second degree will be con-
ferTed number OF candidates.
All Topeka ladies are cordially in
vited 10 attend Aiss keener's millinery
opening 1t 721 Kansas avenue, Friday
and Saturday.
Mr. and Mrs, D. J. Harding went to
Kansas City today.
Mr.. j. D. 3IcCune returned yesterday
from = business tr p to Chillicothe, Mo.
Miss Laura NJ e.dling is visiting in
Kansas civ the guest OF Miss Mezzie
E5kridge Of Empu-ia who is studying in
Kansas City this winter
he first Oxford club party will be
given Oclober % Watson's orchestra
has been engaged for the entire season.
AIrs, L. S. Thomas and daughters
Misses Nina and May will return on
Mouday from Colorado where they
spent the summer.
Rev. John A. Bright has returned
after an absence of four months. Rev
Mr.. Bright and son George, who was
licensed to preach last week at Ply
mouth, Ohio, by the synod of the Lnth-
eran church of that state, travelled
through Pennsylvania last summer
doing evangelistic work. Chaplain
Bright returns much improved in health,
Mrs. Bright and daughter, Rose, will
leave in about month TO spend the
winter in Pennsylvania. bIr. Bright will
remain in Topeka and spend the winter
in evangelistic work and lecturing as he
did last winter.
Whist Club Net.
Miss Bessie Gibson entertained the
new whist CLUB last evening. Those pres
ent were Misses Rose Horton, Emma
White, Henrietta Thompson, Villa Rod
gers. Helen Moon and Bessie Gibson;
Messrs. Ed Dennis, John Waters, Ralph
Moore, VIII Alexander, Ed Curly and
Guy Nelch. After cards, refresh ments
were served. The next meeting will be
with Hiss Rose Horton on Monday even
ing, October II, on which occasion the
club viii be named.
Mrs. {. +. Kendall is at the Copeland
and viii remain in the city attending to
business affairs for few days.
The Ladies society of the First Bap-
list church met yesterday afternoon
with Mrs. =. II. Horton. The ladies are
arranging for their annual flower show
HEARD AND OVERHEARD.