The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1895-06-10
IN SOCIETY CIRCLES.
Recent Social Events in Topeka
and Vicinity.
GENERAL NOTES OF SOCIETY.
Personal Items OF Interest About To-
peka People and Visitors In Town.

A. B. Quinton, P. 81. Adams, Geo. W.
Crane, B. T. Lewis, J. L King and }. h
Hankla drove out and surprised Nr.
and Mrs. c. P. Updegraf at their home
two miles north of North Topeka Sat
urday An informal and very delightful
evening was enjoyed and the party LETT
for home about midnight.
The Stedman club will meet this even
ing in the parlors of the Copeland. A
very interesting programme has been ar
ranged and members of other clubs ana
all interested in literary work are invited
to be present
The Ninde Chautauqua circle will hold
their last meeting of the season this
evening
Mrs. Geo. Parkhurst will give recep-
ton Wednesday afternoon at her home
in Potwin.
The ladies of Unity church will give
musicale and social in their church par
| lOrs tomorrow evening.
There will be a reception this evening
at the high school building for the teach
ers attending the institute.
Miss Margaret Bear entertained few
| friends Saturday evening, in honor of her
| guest, Miss Augusta Flintham. Lawrence,
| and Messrs. E. II. and ]. G. Luitweiler,
who visited in the city, the guests of
! George Knowles.
Mrs. w. N. Forbes and Miss Maggie
entertained about forty ladies Saturday
| party at the home OF the former in Pot
win They also entertained about the
! same number of ladies at a second thin
bic party this afternoon.
Miss Lulu Cope gave a 6 o'clock
! luncheon Saturday evening, compliment
tary to Mrs. W. J. Radcliffe. Those
present were Mrs. Frank Cope, Misses
Byrd and George Radcliffe of Carthage,
Mo-. Mamie Coutant of Wyoming, Trissa
| Greenwood, Carrie Nerrlck, Anna Crane
and Emily Black.
The following young ladies who have
been taking the kindergarten normal
course will graduate tomorrow after
noon at library hall: Misses n ettie Mil
Ter, Mabel Dinglev, Katherine Searle,
! Margaret Adams, Harriet Broad, Bessie
Stewart, Lulu knight, Curtis, Nellie
Conron, Grace Plumb, Lillian Magill and
Lulu Worden.
The Monday evening dancing class
gave party at Vinewood Friday even
ing.
Miss Ella Ramsey will give the first of
a series of thimble parties Thursday
afternoon, complimentary to her guest,
| Miss Airline Nichols of St. Louis.
Misses Hette and Mona Atkinson en-
tertained a number of their friends at the
| home of ME- and Mrs. Burrows, Dennis
addition. Saturday evening. The guests
were Misses Nettie Jurrins, Anna Pearl,
| Lydia Fisher, Floe Fisher; Mesars. Fred
| Fisher, Percy Winstead, Joh2 Throck-
| morton, bIerrie Jurrins and Bert Stewart
Miss Laura Burson closed her kinder
garten Saturday with a picnic for the
little folks at Oakland park. From 10
a. N. to p. N. they enjoyed themselves
with their kindergarten games and
songs, when the merry party started
home. Those attending were Hal Car
penter, Russell Hopkins, Esther Lekan-
der, Sophia Linden, Eddie Under, Jennie
johnson, Verna Johnson, Olof Benson,
Edible Hans, Mary Forrest, Nellie Barnes,
J Ouay Divis, Mabel Fulford, Will Car
penter, and MesdRmes Johnson, Under,
| Barnes, Hopkins, Carpenter, Benson,
and Misses Crum, Mabel Hopkins, Olive
and Edna Benson.
Mr. E. B. Merriam left for New York
this afternoon.
Mrs w. B. Gibson left yesterday for
Olathe to attend the commencement ex-
ercises of the college, Her son Fred
will return with her.
Miss Madge Johnson will visit in Leav-
enWOrth this week.
Miss Edna Darrah, who has been visit
ing the past week with Miss Mary LAX
in, has returned to her home in Leaveu-
worth.
Miss Name Smith went to Newton Sat
urday to visit her brother.
Mr. Dave Harvey, who has been in the
city some days, returned to ST. Joe yes
terday.
Mrs. Davis of junction City is the
guest of Mrs. L. D. Whittemore.
Mrs. Annie E. Rhodes of Denver is the
guest of Rev. and Mrs. Anderson.
| Dean MillsDaugh and dauphters the
Misses Hambleton, left Friday for Fari-
bault, MINI.
Miss Myrtle Mitchell of Hutchinson
who has been visiting Miss Maxwell OF
the Union Pacific hotel, left yesterday
for Chicago and the lakes to spend the
summer.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. s. White of Lawrence
removed to Topeka last week and will
be the guests of DR.. and Mis-. c. B. ReeC
until their home on Western avenue, be
tweent Eighth and Ninth street is fur
nished.
Mrs. c. W. Seamans of Brooklyn, N
Y, spent yesterday in the city the CUES
of Col. and Mrs A. s. johnson.
Mr.. A. A. Robinson arrived home yes
terday from his Emporia trip.
Miss Edith Warde, who has been TO
the past year visiting in Canada, return
ed home last week.
= MISS MEME " nlteneaQ, VINO has beer
instructor in elocution in the Baptis
university at Ottawa for the past year
has returned home.
1 Miss Martha McCabe has returned
from Emporia and will remain durin,
the summer with her father, Rev. F. S
: McCabe.
Mrs. l. B. Merrick, and son Frank
arrived home Saturday evening fron
Waco, Texas.
n Mr.. Guy Fisher of Denver arrived i!
n the city yesterday to visit friends.
Mr.. Ed Pugh spent Sunday in Law
: renee.
DR.. and Mrs Frankinburger of Mexico
who have been visiting in the city, hav
decided to remain and make Topek
l their home.