The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1895-07-20
In SOCIETY CIRCLES.
Recent Social Events in Topeka
and Vicinity.
GENERAL NOTES OF SOCIETY.

Personal Items or Interest About T0-
peka People and Visitors Im Town.
Mr.. Carroll B, Merriam gave tally no
party on Thursday evening, compli-
mentary to Misses Thornton and Rhodes
of Kansas City, which was much enjoyed
by about twenty young people. After
driving about and serenading numerous
friends, the drive wound up at Hopkins,
where the party enjoyed refreshments.
Among those who enjoyed a serenade
were Messrs and Mesdames Lindsay
| Pegues. Theodore G. Wear, r. z. JAM
ison, Fred Cole, J. l. SheIlabarger, Henry
| Keller and T. E Pounds. Those in the
| party were the chaperons, Dr. and Mrs.
| W. n. West, and Misses Eleanor Thorn
| ton, Irma Rhodes, Marguerite Bradley.
Littlefeld, Maud and Lottie Ranney and
Nellie McClintock; Messrs. Will Alex
ander, Fred Wolfe, Harry Weaver, Burr
Lakin, John Waters, Robert Furman,
| Paul Torrington and Walter Noble.
The second Bohemian club party was
| given last evening at Vinewood park pa
vilion and proved the same enjoyable &C.
casion as did the first one two weeks
ago.
Miss Eleanor Thornton and Miss Irma
Rhodes, who have been the guests OF
sO00y
home in Kansas City.
Miss Berenice Mcdonald is visiting in
Carthage and St Louis, Mo.
Messrs ]. P. Davis and r T. Herrick
left today for Hiawatha-
The Oxford crowd will dance at Vine
wood the 10th, on which occasion a num-
Der of out of town guests are expected.
Mr.. G. NJ. Merriam returned yesterday
from Manhattan and Clay Center.
Misses Alice and Winifred Prescott
are visiting Miss leila Mulvane in Chi
cago, on their way to tour the lakes.
Miss Linnie Umehun of Leaven-
worth is the guest of Miss Mabel John
son.
Messrs. Burr and David Lakin left yes
terday for tour of the great lakes.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. w. Dana returned on
Thursday from their wedding trip.
Mr.. Oscar Woolverton left today to re-
main over Sunday in OIathe.
Mrs. R. B. Guild and daughter Susie
are visiting in Sabetha.
Miss Norma Smith will visit in st.
Louis the remainder of the summer.
MIR. H. .. Nudge, son Burton and Tor
renee Ewart were in Chicago this week,
Mrs. E. N. Morrill, and daughters, Mrs.
Baker and Miss Grace Morrill, left this
week for Boston.
Miss Mary Horner has been enjoying
|
the guest of Miss Sallie Corning.
Mrs. Gertrude Knowles, Miss Airline
Dodge and Miss Cordelia Poston of Sa-
lima have been visiting Mr.. and Mrs. J.
W. Going this week.
Mr. SeIby Jones of Kansas City was il
Topeka on business yesterday.
Mrs. c. J. Brown is in Atchison visiting
in the families of Judges Crowell
Martin and Guthrie.
Mr.. Daniel Crosby and Mr.. l. D. Ham
NETT left this morning for Duluth, Min
neapolis, st. Paul and other northern
points.
Messrs. Ed MacLennan, l. L. Kiens
and W. W. Carr will start tomorrow fol-
Gunnison, Colorado, where they will
camp out fish for trout, and hunt wild
game, which abounds in great mum beri
in this country. They have complete
camping outfit and a camera They viii
be gone several weeks.
Miss Clara Fannie Whiting arrived
t yesterday from Eureka Springs, Arkan-
, sas, to spend the summer with he
cousin, Miss Matte Murphy Holyoke.
. Mrs. Russell Vogenitz and daughte
| | Mabel have returned to their home il
. | Newcomerstown, Ohio.
Mr.. Fl. J. Wingert and little Wayn'
> went to Wichita today to visit relatives
I Mrs. W. III. Stewart and son Ralpl
: have returned from a weeks visit il
3 Wabaunsee county
Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Mills will go t.
, Chicago on Monday. Mrs. D. Atchisol
and Miss Gertrude Atchison of Leaven
; worth will keep house for them during
, their absence.