The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1896-07-22
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

day evening at their nome on lliHlofe
street. The occasion was the initiation
of their den" The men were given
white pipes tied with green ribbons.
the colors carried out in their wedding
decorations, and the young ladies light
ed the pipes. Their guests were Miss
Florence Smith, Miss Daisy Lakin,
Miss Jessie Small Miss Margaret Dud-
ley, Miss Nellie 1IcClintock, Mr.. TheO-
dore Hammatt, Mr.. Clarence NJ. AIer-
Ram, Mr.. Walter Noble Mr.. Harry
Weaver and Mr.. Fred Wolfe.
Mr.. and Mrs. D. o. McCray enter
tanned a few friends last evening on
their lawn.
A number of the young men drove
out to Merrill Springs last evening in
spring wagons and enjoyed a dance at
the hotel, given by the young ladies
who are camping there. The large din
ing room of the hotel was cleared and
music was furnished by the young Ia
dies on the piano. The young men
started home at 10 o'clock and were
caught in the heavy rain Those who
went out were ny Welsh. Ernest
Medlicott, Luther Miller Joe Morgan,
John Work, Fred Waters, Frank Whit
mer, Dean Waters, Fred MerVin, VIII
Trap, Will Wikidal and David Sib-
ley. Jake Bair and Fred Frost came
over from the Richland camping party
and spent the evening with the dan
GERS.
Miss May Hawley is visiting with
friends in Hiawatha.
Mrs. w. T. Crosby, Mrs. f. H. CrOs-
by, daughter Helen and son Bernie,
and Mr.. Chas. Kleinhans leave Friday
for Hartford, Conn. Mr. z. H. Crosby
will join them at Hartford and accom-
pany them to Block Island and later to
shelter Island, where they Will spend
the remainder of the summer. Mr.. W.
T. Crosby will meet them there in Au-
gust.
M. and Mrs. John Prescott will ar
rive today from Kansas City. Mr. Pres
colt is on his way to the Pacific coast
on a two weeks business trip. Mrs.
Prescott will remain with Mrs A. H.
Horton during his absence.
Mr. G. E Hawley spent yesterday at
Merrill Springs
Porter Anderson returned yesterday
from a visit with Hall Fry in Colorado
Springs
Mrs. r. T. Herrick has issued invi-
tations to a number of the young peo-
pie for a story telling party to be Civ
en- Saturday evening. The guests of
honor will be Miss Grant of Summit
vile, N. J., and Miss AuIl of Kansas
City, who will arrive tomorrow and be
the guests of the Misses Davis.
Mr. and Mrs. Chas. 7. McCabe will
remove to their new home on West
Tenth street next week
Miss Sadie AtchisOn of I4eavenwOrth
is the guest of her sister, Mrs. Arthur
Mills and will attend the Vinewood
party tonight.
Mrs. H. L. Dunlap left for Buffalo.
N. Y, yesterday where she will visit.
Miss Title Wedding of Kansas City,
Kan. is visiting her cousin, Mrs. Amos
welding.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. F. Slower and daugh-
ter Oracle are spending a couple of
weeks in Colorado Springs and Den
YER
Mr. Frank Morrill, of Hiawatha is
spending a few days with his father
Governor Morrill,.
Mrs: w. C. Webb and Mrs. John
Kleinhans leave tomorrow for a two
weeks visit in Girard.
Miss Carrie Titus Of Kansas City will
attend the VinewOOd party tonight and
be the guest of Miss Franc Littlefeld.
Mrs. j. w. Bloomfield went to Kansas
City this morning. She will remain
two weeks visiting with friends.
Misses Grau and Vena Herring are
visiting their grandmother in Newman.
Miss Mary Thompson, Miss Villa.
Rodgers and Burr Willard will return
today from -PittSburg, where they have
been visiting Mrs. Fred BonebraIze.
Mrs. BOnebrake will accompany them
and spend short time with hermother,
Mrs T. B. Thompson.
Mr.. Herbert BOal and Miss Lillian
Eemmell drove to Richland this morn
ing and spent the day with Miss May
Kellam.
The EpwDrth league of the Methodist
church enjoyed a trolley ride last even
ing over the Garfield park, Quinton
Heights, LOWman Hill and asylum lines.
There viii be a tennis tournament of
singles at the Topeka Tennis club
courts, corner Tenth and Fillmore, Sat
urday afternoon.
The ChanceI Chapter are working
hard to make their lawn fete this year
prettier than ever before. It is to be
Thursday night, July %, on the Beth
any campus. Every one cordially in
vited.
hrs. Edward Wilder is expected home
today from an extended trip in the
east. She has visited in Boston, Brook
Ign, Ithaca and Chicago.
Jay Keller and Harry Williams left
yesterday for Towanda, Pa, where
they will visit Charlie Keller. They
will go to New York before their return.
Miss Libbie Hazlett returned yester-
day from Lake View, where she has
been spending several days.
Joe Wilson and Seth Chase are ar
ranging for 8. picnic Friday afternoon
at Garfield park.
Miss Marie Cavanaugh has returned
from q visit with Miss Eleanor McCas-
key in LeavenWOTth.
Miss Halle Higgins OF Kansas City
will attend the Vinewood party to-
night. She is the guest of Miss Blanche
Dienst.
Mrs. o. c. Mills Is visiting in Kansas
City this week
Mrs. o. E. Walker of Newkirk, o.
Il, is visiting Mrs. James A Troutman.
Mrs. Walker will remain in the city
several days and will then go to Colo
RADIO to spend the summer.
Mr and Mrs. J. c. Morgan of 135
Adams street are spending the week in
Colorado Springs.
Mrs. SeIls-Greenspan left yesterday
for New York to visit Mr.. and Mrs
Willie Sells.
Miss Myrtle Bannister of Horton,
Kan, is visiting her sister, Miss Nellie
Bannister, and Miss Maude BIahOney
Mrs. H L. King and sons viii come
over from AtchisOn this week to visit
Mrs A 3. Whiting and Mrs. H l.
Shirer.
Mr.. W. c. F. Seeboeck will give a
piano recital at Concordia Friday even
ing.
Miss Emile King Is confined to her
home on account of illness.