The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1896-07-28
IN THE SOCIETY WORLD.
General Notes of Society and
Personal Items.
Recent Social Events i'm Topeka
and Vicinity.
Items of Interest About Topeka Peo-
pie and Visitors in Town.

Miss Mary Horner entertained at
cards last evening in honor of Misses
Title and Lille Dieckriede of st. Louis
who are spending the summer with
their sister, Mrs. Walter Horner.
The heat of the evening was forgot
ten in the merry game of snap which
was played, the partners being found
by matching we'll known characters of
fiction Mr.. John Waters and Miss An
ME Flynn won the prizes.
Miss HOrner's guests were: Mr.. and
Mrs. Walter Horner, Mrs. John Pres
colt, Misses Dieckriede, Miss Alice
Prescott, Miss Mary Thompson, Miss
Glenna Cross, Miss Rosamond Horton,
Miss Mary Lakin, Miss Nellie Clough,
Miss Nora Mccarthy, Miss Mary Rob-
erts, Miss Gertrude Roberts, Miss Ora
SchumIn, Miss Kate Gunther, Miss Ed
ma Crane, Miss Sallie Corning, Miss
Margaret Weiss. Miss Grace Weiss, Miss
Annie Flynn, Miss Bessie CompbelI,
Miss Flora Mayo. Miss Georgia Bowen;
Nj. Earl Williams, MI. Harry Valentine,
Mr.. John Waters, Mr.. Charles Barnes,
Mr.. David Lakin, Mr.. Ralph Peterson,
Mr.. Harry Howe, Mr. Eph Kepley, Mr..
Ed Mcbride, Mr.. Frank Anderson, Mr..
Fred Robbins, Mr.. Marc Robbins, Mr..
Bert Lemon, Mr.. VIII Wadsworth, Mr..
Clarence HOrner.
A wheeling party rode out to Tecum-
lunch. They were Miss Davis, Miss
Clyde Thornaday, Miss Carrie Hardt,
Miss Amy Hunt, Miss Bertha Spencer,
Mr.. Milton Rietz, and Mr.. Morris
Schlegel.
The Rochester and South Topeka
Tennis club held a tournament Satur-
day afternoon at the courts, corner
Nineteenth and Harrison streets. After
the game Mr.. and Mrs. G. w. Packard
entertained them at their home on
Harrison, serving them with refresh
ments.
Those present were: Misses Grace
and Irene CampdOras, Clara and Celia
Owens, Matte George, Nina Edwards
Grace barlow, Florence and Ida Pack
ard, Louise and Anna Helnig, Mrs
Hurley; Messrs. Sherman George, Burt
Button, Alvin Owen, Frank Camp
dOras, MalcOmb Hughes, Clarence and
| VIII Hamilton, Ed Bartell, Ed Denning,
Tom HUXLEY, Morton Stark, Fred and
Raymond Packard.
A unique subscription party was given
last evening by a number of young
people. Those who enjoyed the party
were Winifred Prescott, Eta Beck, Sa-
die Shull, Nellie Kirk, Libbie Gregory
Winnie and Gertrude Silt, Earl era
ham, Earl Mcdonald, Lutte Wikidal,
Jay Schulz, Amasa A1ers, Milo SIoo
Fred Wick, Roger Van Hook, and Will
Wick
Miss Margaret Lasey entertained at
cards last night complimentary to
Miss Myrtle Bannister of Horton The
guests were: Misses Myrtle Bannister
Maud MahOney, Maggie Hanley, Eta
Hanigan, Nellie Bannister, Mary Han
ley, and Maggie Casey of Chicago;
Messrs. James Hanley. Frank FIeisch
viii Hanley, Glen Perkins, William
Gunther, Austin Brady. Miss Bannis-
ter left this afternoon for her home in
Horton.
Mr.. Howell Jones went to Chicago to-
day to meet his daughter Miss Annie
Jones who is visiting in Hartford, Ill
They will return to Topeka on Thurs
day.
Mrs. Will Roehr and daughter Helen
went to Kansas City today for a short
visit,
Miss Jessie Garwood is spending the
week at Paramount Park, Kansas City
Miss Eleanor Wilson goes to Atchi-
son tomorrow to spend week
Mr. w II. Stewart is spending a few
days in Kansas City.
DR.. and Mrs. Donnen of Auburn
spent yesterdaysin the city.
Mr. J. F. VandervOrt of Ponca City,
Ok, is visiting his sister, Mrs. NJ J.
Mrs. J. H. Cavert of Nashville. Tenn.
is the guest of her son, Chas. F. Ca
vert, at 1011 Topeka avenue.
DR.. ROby has returned from Maya
"a Falls where he attended the Amer
lean Homeopathic association.
Miss Abbie Ware entertains few
friends with Z O'Clock dinner this
evening.
Miss Louise Kimmerly has returned
to Harrington after spending her vaca-
L d.
Mr.. J. z. ChilsOn has returned from
a months stay in Manitou.
Mrs. Ed Burnett will arrive Saturday
from New York to visit relatives and
friends in the city.
Miss Georgia Bowen of Chicago and
Miss Bessie Campeu of Cheney are the
guests of their aunt, Mrs. A. A. Rob
inson.
Mr.. Wallace Rynerson has returned
from a visit in Chicago. Mrs. Rynerson
will remain some time with her par
er1ts-
Miss Mary Lakin will entertain a
few friends Informally tomorrow eve
ming.
At one hotel in Colorado Springs
there are 80 Topekans.
Miss Abbie Ware is entertaining a
house party this week. who are Miss
| Agnes Lee and Miss Juliet Wilson of
Chicago, Miss Mary Baker of Leaven-
worth, Miss Franc LittlefieId and Miss
Margaret Mulvane.
Miss Franc Littleheld will entertain
the young ladies of Miss Wares house
party at lunch tomorrow noon, and
! Miss Margaret Mulvane will entertain
| them at tea in the evening.
Mr.. A. Washburn is better and hopes
| are entertained for his recovery. He is
| at the Stormont hospital
Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. Sharitt and fam
| lily leave tonight for Denver, where
| they will remain four or six weeks.
The Christian Endeavorers of the
/ Christian church will have a trolley
| ride tonight.
Mr. and Mrs. Nat Thomas came over
| from Leavenworth yesterday and are
| the guests of Mr.. and Mrs. P G. Noel
Miss Ethel Wood will entertain infor-
/ mally tonight for Miss Ora Schumm
| of Washington Court House, o.
Mrs. Frank Young, formerly Of this
city but now Of Chicago Is spending