The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1896-10-07
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

Fred Bonebrake of Pittsburg, who is
her guest The afternoon was most de-
hshtfully spent by Mrs. Arthur Murphy,
Mrs VIII Trump, Mrs Chas- T. Nc
Cabe, Mrs. Frank Edison, Mrs VIII
Wilton, Mrs. c. B. Merriam, Mrs. Ed
Small. Mrs. Paul Hudson, Mrs T. Z.
Wear of Pittsburg, Mrs Clarence Bow
man, Mrs. Fred Cole. Mrs. Chas. Straw
bridge of Chicago, Mrs w. N. West;
Miss Franc Littleheld. Miss Helen Moon,
Miss FRANCES Moon, Miss Alice EWaf1t,
Miss Nellie McCIintock, Miss Priscilla
Alexander, Miss Alice Prescott, Miss
Dora Furman, Miss Ollie O'Brienr Miss
Florence Greer Miss Mary Lakin- Miss
Grace Weaver. Miss Lulu Weaver of
Bedford Ia. Miss Villa Rogers, Miss
Maude Stacey. Miss Eleanor Wilson
The marriage OF Miss Alice Deisher
this evening at the English Lutheran
church. The attendants viii be Miss
Sarah Deisher and Miss Mamie Craw-
ford, Mr. Jerome Schlegel and Emmit
Bailey. Mr.. Elmer Mitchell Mr. Al Ber-
orims and Mr. Albert Ramsay viii be
ushers
Mr.. George p. Wallace of the city was
married to Miss Lolita May Howard of
Abilene Last evening The marriage
took place at the home of the brides
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. ID. w. Howard, at
s o'clock. MI Wallace is well known in
the city. having been in The State
Journal composing room for ten years,
and is worthy the many friends who
extended congratulations
Mr. F. o. Popenoe left today for Pu-
eblo.
The first rehearsal of the opera Pow
haitian" which the ladies' of the kind
ergarten association are getting up.was
held last evening in the Physical Gull
ture rooms "A large number of singers
was present and the rehearsal was
marked with much enthusiasm MIR.
Baker of Chicago, who arranged the
opera. has charge of it and accomplish
ed a great deal last evening.
Mrs. l.. F. Holland and children left
( yesterday for a visit in OLathe and
Kansas City
Mrs Fred Bonebrake will return to
her home in Pittsburg tomorrow She
will be accompanied by her niece, Mary
Alexander. who viii visit her.
Mrs. Ike Lewis of Emporia, is the
guest of her sister, Mrs Geo. NJ Craw-
ford.
Miss Sadie Hambleton viii give a
luncheon tomorrow for Miss Blanche
Dienst and her bridal party.
Miss Edith Campbell is the guest Of
Mrs. Julia Chrisman.
Nr. and Mrs. Harry o. Garvey are
the guests of MI and Mrs. A H. Con
nelly in Kansas City
Mrs Lou Green of Salt Lake City
who has been visiting friends in the
/ city. left yesterday for AtchisOn. She
viii go to Kansas City today to meet
Mrs. c.. r. Hudson and will remain
4 there week
NE. w III. Lfninger is on a fishing
Z trip in the Indian Territory
The ID D- whist club viii hold the
7 first meeting of the season, October H.
\ with Mrs. w. w. Webb at the Cope
+ land.
I on account Of the rain last Monday
I afternoon, the Philharmonic club viii
have a meeting next Monday at the
I home of the president, Mrs. w. r. Swift
Mr. and Mrs Clarence WllntS attend
/ ed the Priests of Pallas parade in kan
sas City last night
Mrs J. 3. Hoober has returned to her
home in independence, after spending
I a week with Mr.. and Mrs. A. g. Jet
more
Mrs. T. u. Price has returned to her
Y home i'm Denver after visiting with To-
Mr.. and Mrs. O. G. Nicholson viii en-
4 terrain the Good Literature Reading
/ circle this evening.
Mrs VIII Trump went to Kansas City
! this morning
Mr.. John Hndreth of Newton, spent
the day in the city on his way to kan
Mrs. d. Stander returned today from
a visit in Cleveland, o. She makes her
! home with her daughter Mrs. Chas. S.
Y Wolfe.
Miss Anna Jones viii entertain infor-
\ mally tomorrow evening
Mr.. and Mrs Byron Roberts issued
4 Invitations today for the marriage Of
1 their daughter, Gertrude. to Mr. Geo.
/ Rust of Kansas City Wednesday even
! ing. October a. The wedding viii be
at their home on West Tenth street.
! The at home cards read after Novem-
Der n at 1926 East Ninth street, kan
sas City.
Miss Kate Gill of Kansas City IS the
I guest of her cousin. Miss Mary Kinley.
Misses Margaret and Grace Weiss
/ viii go to Kansas City tomorrow morn
ing to visit Miss IsidOre Mertsheimer.
Miss Lizzie Crosby returned Satur-
day from the east, accompanied by
4 Miss Sallie Crosby, who will spend the
/ winter with Mrs. NJ. G. Hammatt.
Mr. Fred Waters is in Kansas City
I attending the festivities.
Mrs. =. A Austin's father and moth
/ er, Mr. and Mrs Clarke, viii arrive
Saturday from a California visit and
spend a short time with MT and Mrs
Austin. They are OF their way to their
home to Washington, d @.
Clarence Evans and Lee King of St
/ Joseph spent Sunday with the formers
parents Mr.. and Mrs r H. Evans
MT and Mrs. =. &. Kingley have gone
to Sc. Louis to remain week
The Spaulding reading circle viii
hold the first meeting Of the year next
Wednesday, Oct. IA.
Miss Lille Travis went to Kansas
City yesterday to spend several days.
Miss Bessie Burnham viii return TO
her home in Alma tomorrow. She has
/ been the guest of Miss Edith OFT.
Mr.. Alfred Williams of Chicago who
has been spending a few DAYS with Mr..
| and Mrs. A. A Robinson, Will so to the
City Of Mexico today with Mr. Robin
Mr. r. r. OFT of Onerlee spent last
week with Mr.. and Mrs. S. s. OFT.
Mrs AL a. Robinson and daughter.
Meta, have returned from an extended
eastern trip.
Miss Edith Sharp of st. Louis is the
guest Of Miss Marie Wilmer at heI
home south of the city.
Mr. S. s. Stackhouse. Jr., returned tC
his home in Davenport. Ia. yesterday
. after spending a few days with Mr. an6
( Mrs A. F. Homer
p DR. and Mrs. Pierson and daughters
returned to their home in Wakefield to-
day after visiting Mrs. John Mileham
H. a. Huber. M Fl. Maier, r. A
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