The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1895-06-03
Patten, Howard Patten and Kurtz Kel-

Patten, Howard Patten and Kurtz Kel-
lam.
The Saturday Night club held its last
meeting of the season Saturday evening
| at the close of the programme L. s.
Ferry and A. w. Dana treated the club
ITO refreshments. These two bachelor
members of the club will be married
this month. The annual banquet of the
| club will be given Friday evening, June
| Z, at the Copeland.
The friends and relatives of Mrs. A. P.
| Nelson, who has just returned from
visit to her old home in Sweden, agreea-
| bly, surprised her at her home one mile
| east of the city on Seward avenue Satur-
day evening. Miss Sophia Nelson was
assisted in receiving by Mrs W. E.
McCarter and Mrs. John McCarter.
Messrs. and Mesdames Paul Lavinge, n.
D. Stark, Samuel Parr. W. G. Greer, w.
| E. McCarter, John McCarter, r. E Tay
| lor, j. Isaacson, S. Wetsell, James Kelly,
| Stockwell, Evert Jones, L. Thomas,
| Henry Shuler, ]. o. Butler, c. H. Hutz.
| Mesdames James Villipigire, Smelssr,
Coddington, Nettie Garrett Messrs.
| Olaf Nelson, Peter and Albert Nelson.
Misses Emma, Annie and Amanda
Isaacson. Oracle Stark, Mamie Greer,
| Lillian McCarter, Jennie McCarter and
Alma Nelson. Messrs. Clyde McCarter,
Fern McCarter, Leslie Thomas, Nelse
Nelson. Brick budding, John and
| Earnest Esplin and Bert Nichols.
! Miss Olive jenkins and Nr. Ross B.
Gilluly of Topeka were united in mar
riage at the homo of the brides parents
in Oskaloosa at 1 o'clock p. N. Saturday
June l. Mr. and Mrs. Gilluly came to
the city yesterday and will reside with
Mr., and Mrs ]. II. Heslett, 1915 Clay
street for the present.
Messrs. Fred Furman, Fred Cole,
Schuyler Nichols and w. W. Webb left
yesterday GU their wheels for Omaha. 1t
will take two weeks to make the trip.
The whist club held their last N Getting
of the season with Miss Olivia O'Brien
Saturday afternoon.
The ''Old Settlers" will picnic at Gar
field park Thursday, June 10.
The senior graduating class of Wash
burn will be entertained next Thursday
! BY Aaron Buck at his home in Lecomp-
ton.
DIr and Mrs. c. R. O'Donald will leave
tomorrow for an extended trip in Colo
RADIO
Miss Eva Lambert will leave soon for
Cincinnati, where she has accepted po-
sition with the Standard Publishing COM
pany
The monthly meeting of the Ladies'
terian church will be held in the church
parlors next Friday evening.
. Mrs. Colonel Herrick of Hiawatha is
visiting Mrs. r. 7. Herrick on West
! Tenth street
l. N. Wood returned from Denver Sat-
urday.
Mr.. E. B. Merriam will leave on
Wednesday for the east on an extended
! ! trip.
Mr.. G. NJ Merriam left Saturday for
} Belleville, Kas
: Mrs. J. W. Adams and two children,
} who have been visiting Mrs Adams
! months, left this afternoon fol-
! New York city, where DIR. Adams,
, one of the we'll known archi-
} tects of the new St Louis depot. has
gone into business. Both Mr.. and Mrs.
D Adams formerly lived in Topeka.
! Mrs. S. B. Anderson left Saturday after
D noon for St Charles, Mo, to attend the
> commencement exercises of Underwood
? college, from which her daughter, Mis-:
D Isle, will graduate tomorrow.
Mr.. Frank II. Holt deputy clerk of the
3 United States district court, left yesterday
: for Leavenworth to attend the June tern
D of court being held there this week.
! Miss Edna Otis spent Sunday in Kan
, sas City.
Al Charlie Elliott left today for Washing
Z ton, D. c., and will be absent severa
8 months
! Mr Barnes of the Capital spent yes
D terday in Kansas City.
\ Mr. and Mrs. ]. B. Gatcheli of Marys
> Vile, Kan, have purchased the Steven
= son home at 1916 Tyler street, wher,
Z they will soon make their home.
8 Mr.. G. 8. shsrritt, clerk OF the distric