The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1896-08-19
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.

The young ladies of the Carbonate
camping party planned a trolley ride
complimentary to Miss Thompson of
Burlingame for Wednesday evening
On account of the change in the
weather the young people spent the
evening with Miss Santa Waters, dane
ing and playing cards. In the party
were Miss Thompson, Miss Fe Wa
ters. Miss LOttie Anderson, Miss Mary
Wilton, Miss Lillian Mcfarland, Miss
Emile Elliott. Miss Ida Bergen, Miss
Pearl Latham. Miss Harriet Mason.
MISS Emma Dennis, Miss Marie Cav
anaugh; Mr.. Fred A1erwin, MI. Dean Wa
tiers. AIr. Fred Waters. Mr.. John Work,
Mr. Ed Kellam, Mr.. Thad Payne, Mr..
Fred Frost, Mr.. Archie Black. Mr.
Luther Nelis, Mr.. Kenneth Wharry,
Mr.. Cristmann.
A neighborhood taffy pull was en-
Joyed at the home Of Mr.. and Mrs
Chas. T McCabe Monday evening
Those present were Mr.. and Mrs VIII
Macferran, Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Ed
son, Mr. and Mrs. VIII Wilton, Mr..
Miss Winifred Wagner entertained
Miss Edna McClintock, Miss Edna
Speer. Mr.. Frank Davis, Mr.. Rassie
Bennett, Mr.. Ernest Council Mr. Tom
King, and Mr.. Fred McGifin, informal
ly last evening.
Miss Libbie HazIett Miss Lillian
Whitelock. Mr. Frank Davis, Mr.. Dean
Low spent Monday at Lake View.
W. W Webb, H D. Crosby c. c.
Claudy. Jack Mercer. Harry Mason
II Mcfarland, E. J. RawsOn, Luther
Nelis, Fred Vogel, W. G. Lescher
Charles Barnes, Frank Crane Mrs
Frank Mcmillan, Miss Bessie Buhre left
today over the Rock Island for Salina
to attend the state meet of the wheel
men.
Mrs. A 3. Woolverton went to Rus
SELL Kan, today to visit Mrs 0. L.Ath-
ertOn for a. few days.
Miss Viola Stewart will give q dancing
party Thursday evening at her home
Mr. Gillte Updegrah is planning to
give picnic Friday evening at his
fathers farm, two miles west of the
city.
Mrs. J. B. McAfee left yesterday for
a visit in Maryland.
Mrs c. Jones of Waukesha, Wis,
and her niece, Miss Anna Jones of Fit
Madison, Ia. are the guests of Mr.. and
Mrs VIII Jones, 30S Kline ave.
MIS-. P L Bonebrake is visiting Mr..
and Mrs Fred BOnebrake in Pittsburg.
Mrs. Vim. Watts leaves Thursday for
a SIX weeks visit with relatives in IL
Mrs. F. G. Chamberlain returned yes
terday from Aztec, Mexico
MT j. F. H NIcKibben leaves Satur-
day Tor Newcastle, Colo, where he
viii Join camping party.
Frank Smith. Max and Raw Werda11
Denver - ~
Miss Flo Harris returned to her home
IN ottawa today after a. visit with Miss
Roberta WATSON.
Mrs J. G. Kirk returned to her home
I'm Kansas City yesterday. she has
been the guest of Mr.. and Mrs. T. =
Kirk ="
DR.. J. NJ Westerfield has returned
from a trip to Salt Lake, Utah
Judge and Mrs. c. G. Foster left YES
terday for Webster, n. J.
Miss Laura Lusk spent Sunday in
Parsons.
Frank Morrill, of Eiawatha is spend
ing the week in the city with his father.
Gov Morrill, He will so to Kansas
City Saturday
MISS Myrtle Welsh will entertain a
rev 1rlends at tea tomorrow evening
Mrs 5 J. Thomas and two sons of
6H1 H79is. are visiting Mr.. and Mrs W.
Mrs 9 A Mcclure is spending the
summer at Spring Lake Mich,
MT VIM. W Carr left yesferl7s7y for
Denver where he viii remain + 70
weeks. IMAM Two
Mr., Bert Sutherland spent ATonaa,, -,
MISS Lottie Bowes who is in No.
I ork mas been given her former r,o1e ,f
Bossy IN Hoyt's Texas Steer I9-bict1
she VIII play this season. The CONF. 4
ny began rehearsal Saturday
A number of moonlight picnfcs v,-t5ot.
had been planned for this week b 1ei,-il
had TO De postponed on account of tbe