The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1896-07-15

and Mrs. J. G. West. Miss Myrtle Jet
more, Miss Bessie West, Mr. ChaS.
Kleinhans and Mr.. Walter Gust.
The swimming parties at Gates lake
are proving popular sport these
warm evenings. Last night a party
chaperOned by Mrs. D. L. Lakin and
Mrs. Ed Kellam, Mr.. G. G. Gage and
Mr.. Parker spent the earlier part of
the evening in the lake Later they
enjoyed a porch party at Mrs. Lakin's
home and were served with coffee. The
young people were Miss Virgie Null
vane, Miss Jennie Frost, Miss Edna
Speer, Miss Gertrude Dean, Miss Lee
Ota Nicholson, Miss Martha Bradshaw,
Miss Ella Ramsey, Miss ElinOr Work,
and Miss Mary Lakin; Mr.. David La
kin, Mr.. AL Frost, Mr.. Fred Gordon,
Mr.. Ed Kellam, Mr.. Harmon Ryus, Mr..
Rassie Bennett, Mr.. Chas. JOslyn, Mr..
Allen and VIII Wadsworth.
Miss Lee Redden gave a concert par
ty last evening in honor of Miss Mary
Fiske of Ottawa, and Miss Ethel Peck
of Chicago. Mrs. E. L. Redden chaper-
Oned the young people to the Festival
Choral concert at the Presbyterian
church. After the concert, Miss Red
den entertained them with a porch
party and dancing at her home Her
guests were: Miss Peck, Miss Fiske,
Miss Ida Burger, Misses Louise and
Helen Smith, Miss Lulu Mckee; Mr..
Dave Sibley, Mr.. Will Trap Mr.. NAL
colin Garrard, Mr.. Terrence Ewart, Mr..
o. F. Whitmer, Mr.. L. NJ. Nellis, Mr..
Tom Frost, Mr. John Mcfarland, Mr..
z. G. Welsh. Mr.. Will Wikidal Mr.. and
Mrs G. B. Smith, Mr. and Mrs. Arthur
Murphy, Eva and Isabel Smith.
Miss Bessie LagerstrOm celebrated
her fourth birthday Monday afternoon
by giving a party to a number of her
little friends Those present were Ar
mold and Minnie Bailey of Taylor Tex,
Edna O'COnnOr of Ell PasO, Tex, Pearl
Snyder, Ina and Jennie HOdgins, Or
colt and Blanche JenneSs, Mary Con-
ners, Mary Marks, Marie and Theodore
LagerstTOm, Harry and Calvin King,
Sarah Noble, Carrie WescOtt.
Mrs. Louis Deppe, Mrs. H. w. Daub,
Miss Sadie Shoemaker and Mr. and
Mrs. H. e. Yockey of North Topeka
leave Saturday for a two weeks out
ing al Manitou
Judge Wood issued a marriage Ii
cense yesterday to James f. Shasteen
of Napoleon, O., and Ada Q. Mems of
Topeka.
DR.. Ida c. Barnes returned yesterday
from a two weeks visit to Lake Gene
va, Wis, and Chicago.
Mrs. Sheldon of Galveston, Tex, is
the guest of Mrs. L. H. Mum.
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Rubstein and
daughter of Kansas City, Kansas, are
spending a few days with Mrs J. A.
Wehe on West Sixth street.
Miss Virgil Mulvane will entertain a
few friends informally at tea tomor-
row evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. L. H Rouzer will pass
through the city today from visit in
Ohio and Kansas City, on their way
home to the City of Mexico. They will
be Joined here by their son, Lee H.
Rouzer, who has been spending several
days with his cousin, Mrs. Ralph Peter
son.
Mr. VIII Connors leaves today for
New York on his vacation.
Mr.. J. Q. Payne, Mr.. Harry Austin
and Mr.. Will Brewer have returned
from fishing trip in RagOOn. Usage
county.
The Missionary society of the First
Congregational church gave a picnic at
Garfield park yesterday afternoon.
The dance at VinewOod Friday night
will commence promptly at o'clock
Mr.. and Mrs. a. J. Berry of North
Topeka have returned from Crestcn,
la, where they visited Mr.. Berry's
brother.
Mr.. Ross E. Heller has gone to Usage
City on a vacation.
Miss Mildred Kepley will celebrate
her seventh birthday by giving q. party
to her little friends
Mrs. c. c. Baker and daughter Nellie |
will return tonight from a weeks visit
in Kansas City.
Mr.. and Mrs. D. Burge and daughter
Pearl and Miss LOttie Parkhurst will
go to ManitOu next week for the sum
mer.
Mr.. Albert Martin leaves tomorrow
for an Arland trip to GaIesburg, Kan, /
on his wheel. He will visit his parents, |
who reside near there.
row from Emporia. She will be the |
guest of Miss Adah Conl1le on Quincy |
street. North Topeka.
y Miss Birdie Watt left today for OF /
tawa, where she will visit
Mrs. J. w. Girh left today for a visit /
in Canon City, Col
Miss Dollie Gu .. who has been
spending the Win.er in Washington /
with Congressman Charles Curtis and /
family has returned home.
Miss Grace Curtis of Lawrence. Kan, /
will attend the VinewOod party Friday !
evening.
Mrs. John Bright is still at the Stor-
mont hospital. Her condition is slight
1y improved.
Mrs F. P Leavenworth and chill |
dren, who have been the guests of Mrs. |
A. J. Arnold for the past month. have .
returned to their home in Minneapolis, !
Mimi
Miss Grace CrandaI. who has been
visiting with Mrs. J. r. Kellogg, left
today for Los Angeles.
French Socialists Arrested.
Carmaux. France, July I'm Cal |