The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1896-06-27

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chicago and returned home with his
wife yesterday
Mr.. j. j. Welsh of Hutchinson is the
guest of Mr.. Carroll 3. Merriam
Mrs Emma Hodge of DanVerss Ill, IS
visiting her sister, Mrs. r. j. Lawrence
of 1912 Lincoln street.
Misses Florentine and Doris Hack
busch of LeavenWOrth are visiting Miss
Helen ROehr
AIr. and Mrs. w. o. Gantz were at
the National a few DAYS this week.
Mr. Can't. who formerly lived in To-
Deka. was married in Newton Tuesday
Mr.. and Mrs Gantz viii visit a few
days at Alta Vista before going to their
home in New York.
Judge and Mrs. Charleton of Law
renee are the guests of Mrs. z. b.
COOde at 709 Harrison
Miss Isabel Cone viii go to the home
of her parents at Evansville, No, Au-
gust to remain a month.
WatsOn's orchestra, along with an
other unexcelled twenty-five cent din
ner, at Frank Longs Commercial Ho-
tel and Restaurant 52S Kansas ave
nue., tomorrow from 1 to 2-30.
Miss Mary Roberts has returned
from a visit at Hutchinson
Mrs. A X Rodgers is recovering from
a recent illness.
Miss Vera Low has returned from
Ottawa
Mrs. II. M. Sheldon has returned
Mir. charles Upton Of Kansas city
is visiting Topeka friends
Miss Olivia Van Tassel gave a Thin
Die party Wednesday afternoon com
plimentary to Mrs. r. @. Nettels.
"A mum Der of Miss Gertrude HOus-
toms friends gave her q very pleas
ant surprise Tuesday evening Music
and parlor games furnished amusement
and ices and bonbons were served
Among those present were Misses Rob
ertson, Grant. Housh. Kearney. Onion
FLz hTlnfl tel
Dodds and Onion.
Miss Dallas arrived yesterday from
washington, ID. c., to visit her brother
Everett and her father, Mr. Z. ]. Dali
las.
Mrs j. G. Gordon. Mrs. II. e. over
holt, Mrs James Troutman, Mrs L. H.
Mum and others returned yesterday
Mr.. and Mrs. George B. Palmer and
son Paul and Miss Lillian Trap have
returned from Lake View. Miss Trapp
was their guest at the comfortable cot
tage which MIR. Palmer. Mr. Robert
Pierce and Mr.. Frank Willard have re-
Gently built there
MI and Mrs. Willard and Mrs. Reid
Alexander have also spent the week at
Lake View, accompanied by Mr. VIII
Iard's father.
NIr- Pierce went down today
Mr. George Seward and Mr. Dean
Low are also erecting cottage at
Lake View
Mr.. Lee Forbes will leave Monday for
ChautauQua, n Y, where he viii at
tend the assembly. He viii then go to
Chicago to study music under Sher-
wood.
Miss Jennie Ralston arrived yester-
day afternoon to visit Miss Clara Law
bach until Wednesday. Miss Ralston
has just graduated from Park college at
Parkviue. Mo
Mrs w J. Radcliffe left Wednesday,
for a visit in Carthage, Mo.
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Short and
daughters Ethel and Lenna viii leave
tomorrow for PaWpaW lake. Michigan,
where they viii spend the summer.
Mrs. Theo. T. Whiting win spend a
few days next week, with friends in
Lawrence. and the week following viii
leave to meet Mr. Whiting in Colorado.
Miss Mary Frost. who mas been at
home from knox college about ten days
viii leave next Wednesday for a sum
mer course at Cornell
Miss Anna Nellis is visiting ia Hays
City.
Mr. J. w Long of EI Dorado is visit
ing his daughter Mrs II. J.. BrOadWeu
at 931 Kansas avenue.
The Stedman club will hold its next
meeting Monday night at the Copeland.
Programme. Papers by Mrs. III. w.
ROby. and Mr.. w. III. Bradbury, re-
views by various members, and Origi-
nal poems by Mr. y. 1T. Riley, Mrs
Sarah Hargreaves and MIA. Downing.
MI and Mrs. A w. Tanner went to
St Louis today; from there they go to
Les Cheneaux Islands, Michigan, for
the summer
Mrs I'd Worth has returned from
few days visit in Chicago.
Miss Helen May Smiley and Canon
Miner viii be married Monday at noon
at Grace cathedral
Mr. II. " Hinczley is organizing a
chorus of 100 voices to give concert re-
citals at the First Presbyterian
church.
The principal event of interest in
Topeka society next week is the we'd
ding Of Miss Marguerite Bradley and
NIr. Carroll Merriam on Wednesday eve
ming at Grace cathedral This after
noon at I O'Clock Miss Margaret Dudley
one Of the bridesmaids entertained at a
luncheon complimentary 10 the bride and
her maid of honor, Miss Florence
Smith. Monday evening Miss Mary
Laldn, also one of the maids, will en-
terrain the bridal party. Tuesday ev-
ening Miss Bradley viii entertain
them. Topeka has known no sweeter
bride than Miss Bradley viii be and
the deserved popularity of both her
and Mr. Merriam. causes a widespread
interest in their marriage.
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