The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1896-08-13
IN THE SOCIETY WORLD.
General Notes of Society and
Personal Items.
Recent Social Events in Topeka
and Vicinity.
Items of Interest About Topeka PEG
pie and Visitors in Town.

4 Allie Mason, of Lawrence. During the
evening Miss Winifred Wagner and
Mr.. Floyd Mcdonald gave several piano
/ selections; Miss Vera Low, Miss Emma
Dennis, Mr.. Fred NIcGiffin, Mr.. Rassie
Bennett and Mr. Ernest Council sang
Mr.. John Nicholson of Lawrence did
some fancy whistling. The refresh
ments were served on the lawn to the
following guests:
Miss Caldwell and Miss Mason of
Lawrence, Miss Nellie AIohr, of NIarys-
vile, Miss Susie Gay of Los Angeles,
Cal, Miss Edith Campbell of Terre
Haute, Ind, Miss Katherine Pencil of
AtchisOn, Miss Case of Abilene, Miss
Grace Weiss, Miss Ivah Davis, Miss
Myrtle Davis, Miss Lillian WhiteIOck,
Miss Edna McClintock. Miss Mabel
Knowles. Miss Isabel Thompson, Miss
Lillian Tefft, Miss Mary Moon, Miss
Frances Moon, Miss Emma Dennis, Miss
Susie Jewell, Miss Winifred Wagner,
Miss Vera Low, Miss Edna Speer, Miss
Jean Frost; Mr.. John Nicholson, of
Lawrence, Mr.. David Lakin, Mr.. Frank
Davis, Mr.. Harmon Ryus, Mr.. Alfred
Frost, Mr.. David Harvey, Mr.. Homer
Low, Mr. Ed Dennis Mr.. Dave Sibley,
Mr. Ernest Council, Mr.. viii Speer, Mr..
Thomas King, Mr.. Charles LagerstrOm,
Mr.. Fred McGifin, Mr.. Erastus Ben
nett, Mr. Frank Sheldon, Mr.. Floyd
Mcdonald, Mr. Ben Blythe, Mr. Fay
Howell, Mr. John Collins, Mr.. VIII
Trap. Mr.. Ed Mcbride.
A few young people spent the evening
with Miss Sallie Corning last evening
after the parade
Mrs. Frank Phinney gave her little
daughter, Verda, a surprise party Mon
day evening, from to o'clock, in
honor OF her seventh birthday. The in
VlIeQ guests were: Louise WOrthing-
ton, Mary Gaylord, Jeanette McMur-
trie, Jennie Wells, Lille Smith, Dolly
Brown, Helen Smith, Hazel Smith, LIE
ma Purviance, Lulu Mink, Fife Neis-
Wanger, Vera TrainOr, Margaret Brown,
John Washburn, Don NeiSWauger
George Platt, Theodore Smith, Homer
PeltOn, Paul WOrthingtOn, NOrd Spen-
Ger, Frank Wells, George Palfreyman,
Frank stevenson, Earle Spencer.
Miss Lizzie Taylor entertained a, few
friends very informally yesterday aft
ernOOn, complimentary to Miss Sara
Harper of Liberty, Mo-, and Miss Kate
sutherland of Chicago The other
guests were: Miss Mabel Curry. Miss
Matte Valentine, Miss Katherine Searle,
Miss Helen Curry, Miss Elsie Valentine,
Miss Belle Bennett, Miss Gertie
Boughton, Miss Sara Parkinson, Mrs.
Matt Weightman, Mrs. Herman
Lescher.
A wheeling party including Miss Dali
sy Sampson, Miss Elsie Valentine, Miss
Minnie Marsh, Mr.. Matthew Macferran,
Mr.. George SchOfield, and Mr.. Cooper,
enjoyed a ride Tuesday evening.
Miss Anna Cuff will leave soon for
New York where she will make an ex-
tended visit with her sister, Mrs. J. E.
Caven.
Mrs. Lydie J. Riggs of Topeka and
Mr. Horatio G. White of Ellsworth,
Kan, were married Tuesday in Oak
land by Rev. o. H. Call
Mrs. w. H. Simpson of Chicago is Wis
iting Mrs. ". B. Jansen.
Miss Sadie Hambleton returned this
from an outing in Mount View
and Las Vegas, N. NJ.
Word has been received that Mrs
Jonathan Thomas, who was taken i'll at
Las Vegas, N. M, is much better and
&
Miss Kittie DOlman left yesterday for |
a four weeks visit in Lafayette, Ind
Miss Bessie Capper of Garnett, is Wis |
iting Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Capper.
Judge Z. T. Hazen and family left |
today for a two weeks stay at Manitou. /
Capt. and Mrs. ]. b. Johnson return
ed the first of the week from a trip |
the south and east.
Miss Madge Johnson returned yester-
day from a trip to New York. On her |
return she visited Miss Minnie Peck in |
Chicago.
Miss Mamie Hamb1eton and Miss |
Grace JflsOn leave tomorrow for Palm |
er Lake, Colorado.
Mr.. George Schofeld returned to his |
home in Lincoln, Neb., after visit |
with his cousin Mrs. Charles Sampson. |
Miss Louise Smith returned yester- |
day from visit with Miss Ethel Peck /
in Chicago.
evening for Miss Kate Pencil of Atch- |
ison, who is spending the week with /
her.
Justin Bowersock came up from Law !
renee today and will spend the remain |
der of the week with George StOker.
Mr.. Harmon Ryus has returned from /
an outing in ManitOu.
Mr.. George StOker and Mr.. Justin 1
BOWersOck will go to Omaha Monday .
to enter the interstate tennis tourna- /
ment which is to be held there next |
week. Contestants from Kansas, Ne |
braska, Iowa, and Missouri viii par /
ticipate
Miss Sara Harper of Liberty, Mo,
is visiting Miss Lizzie Taylor.
Mrs. William WadswOrth is in St. .
Paul, Mimi, where she will spend two /
months.
Mrs. William Pope of Goddard, kan.
is visiting her niece, Mrs. L. L. Kline, /
Fred Stanley of Lawrence, is visiting
his brother Claude Stanley.
Mr.. Walter Lapham &C L--=ance,
spent several days with Mr.. Terrence q
EWart this week.
The Misses AlIsip of Maryland. are |
visiting their cousin Miss Lucy Shull |
Miss May Cramer and Miss Fern |
Cramer of Lawrence, are visiting their |
brothers, Mr.. N A. Cramer and Mr. A |
B. Cramer of North Topeka
Mrs. Thomas Crocraft left yesterday /
for Lowell, Mass, for an extended visit |
with her sister.
Jean Alder and George Robinson of |
Lawrence, spent yesterday in the city. |
Miss Edith Davis, Miss Jean Alder /
and Mr.. John Collins have gone to Le-
to join a university camping
party.
Miss Lillian Travis has returned from |
a short stay in Horton. She will leave I
Sunday for Denver to spend month.
Mrs d. H. Harding and Mrs. Chas. T
Hudson are visiting in Salt Lake City.
Miss May Davis and Miss Dot Davis .
are planning a trip to Horton on their !
wheels.
Mr.. Charles Adams left today for
New York
Miss Sadie Scott will return to her |
home in HOItOn Saturday, after a visit |
with Miss Lu Shumate.
Mrs. T. L. Marshall and Miss Theo-
dora Marshall of Usage City spent yes
terday in the city.