The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1896-08-25
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.

! cross, Miss Bessie west, MISS ATle
| Ewart, Miss Ollie O'Brien, Miss Myrtle
Jetmore, Miss Virgie Mulvane, Miss
/ Abbie Ware, Mr.. C. E. Curry, Mr.. J. z.
Morgan, Mr.. H. S. Morgan, Mr.. Ed Nc
Bride Mr. Ben Akers, Mr.. Lou Bronson
Mr.. Walter Gust, Mr.. S. Stoddard en-
| joyed a picnic at Garfield park last
evening.
/ Miss Martha Bradshaw entertained
! a number of friends last evening. Her
| guests were Miss Emma Dennis, Miss
Alice Prescott, Miss Santa Waters,
/ Miss Fe Waters, Miss Villa Tomlinson,
Miss Pearl Mcfarland, Miss Eleanor
Work, Miss Lillian Mcfarland, Mr..
| Dick Alden, Mr.. Jack Newman, Mr..
Fred Gordon, Mr.. Jake Falls, Mr.. Otis
Allen, Mr.. Austin Black, Mr.. Paul Tor
rington, Mr.. Ed KelIam, Mr.. Chas. JOS
/ lin.
| Albert Spivey celebrated his eighth
| birthday Monday afternoon by giving
a party to a number of his young
friends. Mrs. Spivey was assisted in
entertaining the following guests by
Miss Ethel Smith of Kansas City and
Miss Gussie PliIey: Julia Morehouse.
Florence Foster, Rachel McGimert,
Helen Charles. Henrietta Alexander.
Mary Alexander, Helen Stevenson,
Nellie Mcfarland, James Mcfarland,
Russell White, William MOrehouse,
Charlie Sutton, Severy Hibben, Taylor
| Belcher.
A botanical party was given by Miss
Harriet Thompson at her home in
Auburndale, in honor of the ''AliuS ct
A1iud'' club, last Friday evening.
After refreshments cards were en-
jOyed by Mr.. and Mrs. George Bowers,
Mrs. Sadie Haustettler of Valley Falls,
Miss Helen Morgan, Miss May Brad
shaw, Miss Crisa futile, Miss Mollte
Goodwin, Messrs. David and James
I n
Fox, Mr.. Harry Cook, Mr.. Charlie Mar
tin, Mr.. Schuyler Berry, Mr.. Burt
Mrs. G. B. shumway and children
have returned from Manitou, Colo.
Misses Winifred and Gertrude
| BIackmer and Howard Blackmer have
returned to their home in Lawrence
after a short visit with Mrs. o. J. Bad
ders.
Mr. E. S. Copeland and sister, Mrs.
E. NJ Sheldon, left this afternoon for
Winnebago, Ill, called there by the
sudden death of their mother.
Mr.. Charles w. Barnes went to Col
orado today.
Miss Alma Conxlin left today for a
three weeks visit with friends in Cha
mute.
Mr. Theodore d. Hammatt has re-
turned from an outing in Colorado
| Springs.
Mr. W. H Rossington has returned
| from Coronado Beach, Cal, where he
/ has been spending the summer
Miss Edna Carpenter will entertain
/ on Thursday evening.
| Miss Bessie Gibson and brother, Fred
returned from Las Vegas, N. M, this
morning. DR.. GfbsOn's condition is i'm
| proved.
Mr.. and Mrs, J. E. Frost went to Chi
| cagO today for a short visit.
| Miss Winifred Wagner will entertain
at a small musicale on Thursday even
| ing.
Miss Mary Frost will return tomor-
row from Ithaca, N. Y, where she took
| a six weeks course in languages at
| Cornell university. She visited Gales
| burg, Ill, on her way home.
Kate, Lucy, Warren and Clark Smith
! have returned to their home in Chica-
go after spending the summer with
! their aunt, Mrs: p. A Austin.
Mr. Mark Wikidal spent yesterday in
Horton.
| Mrs. James Brewer and Mrs. c. D.
| Pierce returned today from Denver
| where they visited with Mrs. Lester
| Brewer.
The first Baptist church enjoyed a
| trolley ride last evening. They occu-
| pied three cars.
Miss Mary Rockwell returned to her
/ home in Junction City Sunday after a
/ short visit with Miss Edna Speer
| Mrs. Tom GOggen of Galveston and
| Miss Kate Montgomery of Carbonate
| are visiting their sister, Mrs <. U.
| Whitfield.
Mrs. O. M. Merriam is spending the
| week in st. Joe.
Miss Minnie Thompson left Saturday
for a three weeks visit among friends
and relatives in Leavenworth and Kan
| sas City.
Misses Viola and Olive Watkins spent
Sunday with Mrs. A. L. Johnson.
Mr.. c. J. Prescott left today for Grip
Mrs. Geo. M. Eagle and Mrs. Chas. S.
| Eagle returned last night from a visit
| with Mrs. w. E. Sterne in Sedalia, Mo.
Mrs. Fred Click and sister. Miss
| Shonsfeld, will leave Saturday for
| Omaha, Neb., for a visit
The Texas Steer will open the sea-
son tomorrow night in New York city.
| Miss LOttie Bowes will play the leading
role of ''Bossy."
Alabama began the season Mon
day night in New York city. Mr.. Will
| WadsWOrth is with the company again
| this season.
Mr.. Harrison CIarkson will return to-
| morrow from a trip among the lakes in
| Michigan.
Miss ZelIa Robinson left today for her
| home in Columbus, o. She has been the
| guest of her aunt Mrs. A. A. Robinson.
Mrs. Kate Watkins and daughters,
Marie and Katherine, will return this
week from a visit in Denver and Colo
| RADIO Springs.
Den Valentine of Clay Center spent
yesterday in the city.
Miss Leila HOrd will entertain infOr-
| mally this evening.
Miss Belle Summers of Fort Madison,
/ Iowa is visiting Mrs. G. B. Purtin.
Miss Jane Eisenhower will go to EIsl-
/ ridge tomorrow for a visit with friends.
| Mr. Chas. Kilmer Of Fort Madison,
[ Iowa, is visiting his parents, Mr.. and
| Mrs. G. B. Kilmer.
Mr.. Roy Ranney. left today for indie
| pendence, Mo, where he has accepted
| a position in the Koated Yeast COM
Mr. and Mrs. Norman Wear enter
! tanned Mr. and Mrs. w. B. Jansen, Mr..
and Mrs R. K. Jamfson, Miss Blanche
| Dienst, and Mr.. Flynn, Saturday even
ing informally.
| Walter and Richard Schroeder of
| Galesburg. Mich, are the guests of their
uncle and aunt 1Ir. and Mrs. F. z.
BabcOck, north Of the city.