The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1895-07-01
In SOCIETY CIRCLES.
Recent Social Events in Topeka
and Vicinity.
GENERAL NOTES OF SOCIETY.

Personal Items OF Interest About TIE.
Deka People and Visitors in Town.
Items of news intended for this department
must be signed with the address of the writer
A most enjoyable affair was the sur
prise party given complimentary to Miss
BERTHE Brown.
Mrs G. A. Prescott of Chicago, Miss
Browns aunt. assisted the young ladies
in entertaining the guest The party was
a farewell to Miss Brown, who leaves
Topeka Thursday afternoon for her fu-
ture home, Albuquerque, New Mexico.
Games and dancing to the music of the
budding mandolin club Refreshments
were served. The evenings amusement
closed with tears and farewell hand
shaking, wishing Miss Brown content
ment and happiness in her new home.
Those present were Misses Elite Allen,
Jennie McAndrews, Grace Slower, Edith
Wingart, Mary McKenna, Florence Ken
mar. Josie Penny, Mamie Penny, Gertie
Penny, Mary Mccain bridge. and Clara
Marin; Messrs. John Ash, Charlie Bat
man, Sam Ash, James Cummings, Dan
Lane, Clayton budding, Earnest Esplin,
John Esplin, Robert Finnie. ALBERT
Curry, Fred Batman. George Field and
Corwin Piett.
Miss Edith Stiles on last Thursday
| evening gave a croquet party to a few
friends, complimentary to Miss Edith
| Busser of Dodge City. Those present
were Miss Fife Hazen, Miss Grace At
wood, Miss Susie futile, Miss Matte
Hilton, Miss Allibelle Troutman, Miss
| Grace Danehy, Miss Maud Scheerer,
Miss Fanny Funk.
Miss Edith circuit and Miss Name
| Hutchinson have returned from Omaha,
after pleasant visit with Mrs. 7. G.
Wear.
Mr.. E H. Crosby, who has been con-
fined to the house for several days, is not
so we'll today,
Judge A. H. Horton made short visit
to AtchisOn Saturday evening.
Mr.. A. l. Sanbourn of Madison, Wis,
is visiting Mr.. and Mrs. S. B. Brett
Miss Alma Krauthof of Kansas City
arrived today to visit Miss Blanche
Dienst.
Miss Mary McCabe came over from
Kansas City Saturday, and visited Mrs
Frank FARRELL over Sunday.
Miss Florence Babcock of Nortonville
and Miss Hathaway of Platts burg, N. Y.
who have been visiting Mrs Wood or
Topeka avenue, left for their respective
homes today.
The ladies of the Unitarian church
will give lawn social this evening al
100 Taylor.
Mr.. Archie F. Williams left last nigh
for Goodland, Kan, on legal business. H
will go on to Manitou and join his fathe
and mother and brothers, remaining TO
the Fourth, and returning in time for tn
Vinewood party Friday evening.
Miss Lou Taylor of Leavenworth ant
Miss Helen Rodgers eff New York, VIII
) have been the guests of Miss Blanch
Dienst, returned to Leavenworth today
: Mrs. Frank Hagerman of Kansas Cit
, is the guest of Mrs. A. H. Horton.
Earl Van Dorm Brown, who is readin,
f law in Judge Horizons office, will max
1 a Fourth of July address at Concordis
Mr.. Brown is the son of Colonel A. E
r Brown of that place.
i Miss Emma Barber of Lawrence i
b. the guest of Miss Margaret Bear.
The Nautilus club lawn party will b
given in Washburn college grounds thi
i evening.
Miss Crosby, Miss Sallie Crosby an
Master Dan Hammett, are visiting i
Maine.
Miss Edith Meredith of Hutchinso
came up Saturday, for few days visit.
Mr.. ]. NJ. Stark of Ration, New Mexico
a has succeeded Mr.. Dewitt as clerk i
I Judge Horizons Office.
Fred W. Wood, who recently went t
+ Phoenix, Arizona, to reside, attended tn
marriage of his brother, Geo. w. Woo
to Mrs. Susan Mccormick, at Chicago
last week.
: Miss Kate Adams, her mother Mrs, T
I B. Robinson, brother Mr.. Dan Adams, i
Q company with Miss Nora Norris an
Miss Ella Sheetz, left today for the cas-