The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1895-07-27
IN SOCIETY CIRCLES.
Recent Social Events in Topeka
and Vicinity.
GENERAL NOTES OF SOCIETY

erintendent w. H. Wright's home Thurs
day evening, and. in his absence made
themselves entirely at home. When he
returned. much to his surprise, he found
the house and lawn swarming with
"brisk wielders of the birch and rule"
"Miller boy" and Ruth and Jacob" made
the time pass merrily.
Mr.. Sidwell played an exquisite little
piece of music, and then the school
ma ans knew a surprise was in store for
them as well as their county superintend-
enf
Miss Edith Gregory entertained them
with a short recitation, which was fol-
lowed by music by MIR. Sidwell
A chronicle was read by Miss Anna d.
Davis, that was entirely appreciated by
all the teachers present, as they and their
friends in the profession received "hon-
orable mention"
Miss Libbie Gregory favored the COM
pany with violin solo, after which ex-
County Superintendent Josiah Jordan
gave brief review of the past three ad-
ministrations.
Mr.. Eli G. Foster of Harrison school,
and institute instructor under Mr.. Wright
for the past two years, was introduced as
having an address to deliver, but he APP
peared TO have q peculiar idea of such an
occasion, for he summoned his host to
appear before him for sentence In a
very pleasant manner MIR. Foster pro-
nouuced the dread verdict He brought
TO mind several memories which those
Interested in the institute of '94 fully
appreciated.
In a few well chosen words, Mr..
Wright thanked his teachers for the au-
tograph album they had presented him.
MIR. A j. Ashple moved that the thanks
of those present be extended to Mr.. Sid
well and the Misses Gregory and the
county teachers having had an interest
in the programme. This was seconded
and carried unanimously. Ice cream,
cake and fruit were served
DIR. and Mrs. A. P Wilder will arrive
heme Sunday from Bratlleboro, VT
Mr. A. A. Robinson is expected home
tomorrow.
Dir. Ed Homer will pass through the
city tomorrow on his way to Lafayette,
Ind. Mira. Horner and Miss Mary will
join him and accompany him az far as
Kansas City.
bliss Susie Wilder arrived from Kan
sas City last evening, where she has
been visiting Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Hudson.
Miss Kate Gunther, who has been quite
ill, is better.
Lieutenant Krauthoff came over to-
day from Kansas City and will remain
over Sunday. He will join his regiment
at Portland, Oregon. October 1, having
secured leave of absence until then.
Mrs. W. W. Manspeaker will spend
next week at Excelsior Springs. Miss
Carrie Titus, who is Miss Manspeaker's
guest, will remain with her during her
Mr. julius Wedding has returned from
Wall Lake, la.
Miss Kate Critchfeld of Oskaloosa is
the guest of Miss Edna Crane.
Mr. John T. Mcdonald of Chicago is in
the city.
Mr. E. j. Dallas has returned from
Glenwood Springs, Col.
The Bohemian club will dance at Vine
wood next Friday night
Miss Arlie Ewart will return from Chi
cago tomorrow, where she has been the
guest for the last six weeks of her aunt,
Mrs B. 81. Davies.
Misses Edith and Ethel Learned gave
a party to their young friends Thursday
evening, complimentary to their cousin,
Miss Ida Morrison of Trenton, No, who
Is their guest The guests were Misses
Mabel Craig, Grace Woods, Sailie Shu-
art, Opal Fender, Bertha Long, Alma
Ament, Jennie Jordan, Lila Peek, Pau
line Peek, Olive Learned, Lula Conweil,
Louie Backus, Annie Van SAINT, Bessie
Burt, Lulu Stone: Mrs Jordan; Messrs.
Arthur Mallard, Willie Benton, Herbert
SHE. Glenn Eicher, Clyde Spencer, Char
ley Oliver, Clara Lord. Lawrence Burt,
Henry and Paul Learned
Mr.. and Mrs. c. E. Buhre, Miss Buhre
aud Miss Bessie will remove from
Eleventh and Van Buren, to hotel Throop
to reside.
Mr.. A. Z. Wilson and family have re-
moved from 11G9 Tyler street to $40 west
Sixth avenue.
Il. E and s. W. Lyman returned yes
terday from three weeks trip in New
York and the east
Miss ChadwinkIs left today to be gone
about three weeks, she will visit rsla-
ttves at Bellvue and st. Marys.
Mrs. J. A. Ramsey and Miss Lottie
Ramsey are visiting in Michigan.
Mrs. ]. L King and daughter Miss
Emily, will leave next week to visit rela-
tives in TOwanda, Pennsylvania.
Mrs R B. Grinnell will visit at Excel
sior Springs next week.
Mrs. T. b Sweet and children will
join the large number of Topeka people
already at Manitou next week, to remain
a month.
Mr.. Carroll B. Merriam is absent on a
business trip in Louisville, KY.
Mrs. Fred Freeman, her sister Miss
Waugh and party, will enjoy an out
ing At Eagle Springs Rext week.
MIRA w. II. Eastman will go to Nanitou
and Pueblo next week in company with
her mother.
Tho Oxford young people enjoyed a
pleasant dancing party at Vinewood last
evening. A number of out Of town guests
were present
Miss Flossie Moon went to Hiawatha
today.
Miss Berenice Fuller gave a bicycle
party last evening to large number of
her young friends.
Professor Chambers of Wentworth
Military academy at Lexington, Mo-, is
the guest of Harmon Ryua.
Frank Tichenor passed through the
city this week, en- route to Canada and
other northern and eastern points.
Mr. W. E Palmer Of Sioux City, Iowa
ia visiting Mr.. C E HapIav of the Ganta