The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1896-08-29
IN THE SOCIETY WORLD.
General Notes of Society and
Personal Items.
Recent Social Events in Topeka
and Vicinity.
Items Of Interest About Topeka Peo-
pie and Visitors in Town.

A large number of young people re
sponded to Miss Lillian Whitelock's
invitation for a musicale last evening,
complimentary to her friend, Miss An
ma Carr of Chicago, who arrived yes
terday. very interesting programme
was given which was greatly enjoyed
by the guests. The invited guests were
Miss Nellie McClintock. Miss Annie
Jones, Miss Mary Dallas, Miss Edna
Speer, Miss Grace Van HOuten, Miss
Nellie Small, Miss Grace Weiss, Miss
Mary Moon, Miss Lottie Ranney, Miss
Lillian Tefft, Miss Emma Dennis, Miss
Margaret Bear, Miss Grace FOulks,
Miss GeOrgiana WATSON, Miss Gertrude
Devereux, Miss Susie Gay, Miss Bere-
nice Mcdonald, Miss Mabel Knowles.
Miss Winifred Wagner, Miss Edna
MOrehouse, Miss Edna McCintOck,
Miss Ivah Davis, Miss Myrtle Davis,
Miss Lizzie Hazlett, Miss Hattie Jones,
Miss Edna Carpenter, Miss Maude
Ranney, Miss Mabel Baker, Miss
Celeste Nellis, Mr.. Louis Smith, MIR.
Walter Burgess, Mr.. c. f. Curry, Mr..
Will WiI1idaI, Mr. Frank Davis, Mr..
Ernest Council, Mr. Frank Sheldon,
Mr.. Dean Low, Mr.. Tom King, Mr..
Walter Smith, Mr. Rassie Bennett,
Mr.. Floyd Mcdonald, Mr.. Homer Low,
NJ. David Lakin, Mr.. David Sibley,
Mr.. Dan Adams, Mr.. Fred NIcGiffin,
Mr.. Hal Hazlett, Mr.. Ed Dennis, Mr..
Ben Blythe, Mr.. Ed Mcbride, Mr.. Mart
Wikidal, Mr.. Clay Lyon, Mr.. Fred Rob
bins Mr.. Fay Howell, Mr. Harmon
Ryus, Mr.. Albert Patton, Mr.. Lou
Davis, Mr.. Harry Weaver, Mr.. Beer
man of Ottawa.
Miss Alice Willard, daughter of Mr..
and Mrs T. G. Willard, celebrated her
tertaining her young friends. At $50
the party met at the Potwin school,
took possession of a special car and en-
joyed a trolley ride over the city, re
turning to their hostess home in Pot
win where a supper was served. Mrs.
Willard was assisted by Miss Mary
Thompson in entertaining the young
people Those invited were Daisy and
Grace Vance, Grace Whitmer, Alice
Hartman, Alice Gregory, Grace BIuckle.
Mamie Knox, Lulu Ewart, FlOreta
Ward, NEargery Davis, Wilhelmina
Marburg, Sara Mcclellan, Leila NIcClel-
Ian, Alabelle TrOutman, Nellie Cart
ledge, Rebecca, Esther, Mallory Rogers,
Jane, Mary, Henrietta Alexander, F'lOs-
sic Foster, Rachel NIcGiffert, Helen
Brown of Chicago, Ethel Morton,
Hazel 0IuIvane, Fay Tincher, Jean
Rogers, Fay and Phillip Movers, julius
and Roy Clark, Richard Hall, Philip
and Donald Jansen, Wallace Thompson
Arthur McCHntOck, Robert McGiffert,
Tommy and Scott Lord, David and
Arthur Gray, Alexander LOOMS, Ford
Davis, jamie Hughes, Earl Ewart,
George Yates, Frank Knox, Willie
Vance.
Mrs. Carrie GoodchiId returned to her
home in Chicago today after a short
visit with Mrs. r. Nichols.
Jay Keller and Harry Williams will
return next week from their eastern
trip.
D. o. McCray will return today from
q short trip to Chicago.
Mr.. Al Evans of Chicago, is spending
a few days in the city
Miss Nellie Post returned Thursday
from a visit in Galesburg, Chicago and
Monmouth, Ill She has been gone six
weeks.
One Of the November brides is to have
six bridesmaids, a maid of honor, two
ribbon girls, a page and a flower girl in
her wedding procession.
Mr.. Jonathan Thomas went to En-
pOria yesterday and returned today.
n Samuel Lakin spent part of the week
in Wamego with his brother, Burr
Lakin.
C. c. Bowes leaves Tuesday for Chi