The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1895-09-07
IN SOCIETY CIRCLES.
Recent Social Events in Topeka
and Vicinity.
GENERAL NOTES OF SOCIETY.


Deka People and Visitors ia Town.
persons sending social items to this depart
ment VIII please give their name and address in
order to secure DubucaEion.l
Miss Bessie West entertained the fol-
lowing young people Informally Wednes-
day evening: MIR, and Mrs. Frank Ed
son; Misses Rose Horton, Bessie Gibson,
Lillian Tefft, Gertrude Roberts, Mary
Roberts, Henrietta Thompson, Mary,
Thompson, Myrtle Jetmore, and Edna
Best; >Messrs. Fred Wolfe, Paul Tor
rington, Chas. Kleinhans, George Rust
Jack Myers, Ralph Moore, Galen Nichols,
Geo. Heyden and Burr Lakin.
Miss Olivia O'Brien entertained young
lady friends at tea Thursday evening.
Miss Lottis Alcorn will leave in about
two weeks for New Orleans to attend
/ school at the French convent of that
place and Wednesday evening a nun Der
of her young friends successfully planned
and carried ont a surprise party Oh her.
| Those participating were: Misses kittie
and Annie Flynn. Laura Shuhan, Anna
Walsh, Maud McKibben, Bessie David
son, Berenice OFT, May Ledan, Kitte
Ferguson, Grace HartwelI, Inez Mont
! gomery, Maggie 8IulIady, and Helen
Shuhan; Messrs Leo Connell, Ray Styles,
| Charlie Walsh, Eddie Denning, Herbert
Hartwell, Harry Ray and George Ledan,
!
Charlie Lewis.
Hiss Myrtle Davis gave a farewell
dinner Friday to the Misses Edna Crane.
Edna McClintock, Nellie Small and
Grace Weiss.
Miss Grace Weiss eutertains the Misses
| Celeste Nellis, Nellie Small, Mabie
Knowles and Edna Crane at tea this
evening, complimentary to Miss Nellis,
who leaves next week for Chicago.
| "a har 0pfArtDip6S a Of1t
dozen ladies at thimbles yesterday aft
! ernoOn in honor of her aunt, Mrs. Naeiria
Ferry, of New York.
I Mr.. Frank Whtmer gave dinner at
! his home on Eighth street Wednesday
evening to six couples in honor Of Miss
Celeste Neilis.
The thirteen young ladies who spent a
couple of weeks at Merrill Springs this
summer, attended the minstrels together
this afternoon. Miss Josephine Shella-
barger viii entertain the same young
ladies one afternoon next week.
Mr. George Noble entertained few
/ friends last evening at d dinner in honor
of Hiss Margaret Brown of Jacksonville.
/ Illinois.
| a party of friends surprised Miss Nell
| lie Prescott one night this week, it
/ being the occasion Of her birthday.
! Professor Lieb's song recital at Bethany
Hall, yesterday afternoon, was enjoyed
/ by about eighty ladies aud few gentle
men a delightful programme was rend-
cred, Professor Lieb being assisted by
Miss 81 arie Norton on the violin and
! Mrs. Charlie Gleed at the piano.
Mrs. Celeste Nellis will leave next
Sunday for Chicago where she Will re-
sumo her studies under Sherwood.
Mr.. Ernest Brown, of Blue Rapids,
! who has been the guest of his brother,
| c. J. Brown, left yesterday for Colorado
Springs to be gone month.
Miss Beatrice Guerrier, of Atchison,
arrived in the city yesterday to attend
the Bohemian party last evening. aud
will visit few days with Mira W. w.
Webb
Mrs. G. P. Ashton returned the first of
the week from an extended trip through
western Kansas, accompanied by Mrs
Harry Dinner of Mcfarland, Kan
Homer Low will leave next week fol-
Lexington, No, to attend college this
winter.
Miss Berenice Hovey who has been
the guest OF Miss Vera Low for several
weeks, will return to her home in Fit
Worth, Texas, next week.
Mrs. w. A. Morton, Mrs. Geo. W
Crane and Mrs. 3. T. Lewis, will return
tomorrow from ten weeks trip in Col
orado.
Mrs. John Mccarthy, who has beer
the guest of Mrs. j. J. Frey at Camr
Harding, Colo, returned to Topeka
Wednesday.
Miss Craudtwha Packard will return
the first of October to spend the winter
with her aunt, Mrs. G. P. Ashton
Gen A. r. Banks and daughter lef
yesterday for Chicago.
Mrs. s. c. Boom and daughter Edn,
leave tomorrow for Chicago where Mr.
Boom is engaged in teaching Mis-
Edna has also accepted position a
teacher of elOcution and physical cul
ture.
Miss Matte Bradshaw will return to
morrow from three weeks visit in Chi
cago-
Miss Lulu Hoover, of Lawrence. Wis
street this week.
Mr.. Fred n. Kestler and sister, Mis-
Kate, left this morning for two weeks
trip through Colorado.
Mr. Harry l. Foster returned to hi
home in Pueblo, Col. today.
Mr.. c. C. Baker left yesterday to joiI
his wife aud daughter who have beer
spending a month on the ranch of Mr
Bakers brother in Colorado. They vii
return next week.
Mr.. E. A. Wagner and ME- G. Wilson
went to Abilene Thursday on business.
Mr.. F. P. Baker and daughter, Mrs
Harry Sharp of Denver, returned Thurs
day from New Jersey. Mrs Sharp LEI
today for her home
Theresa Coggins and Hannah Buchan
an are spending a nontn at Los Angelica
Cal -
Miss Della Van Amberg of Holtor
spent yesterday in the city with her sis
ter, Miss Bessie Van Amberg.
Miss Jessie Beck returned Thursda,
from a three months Wait with her siste
in Washington.
Miss Agnes Hill of Holton is spendin.
few days with her cousins, Misses Lilli
Travis and Lulu Alcorn
Harmon Ryus leaves next week for hi
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