The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1896-07-04
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


ascertain whether all Of them were
carried out as intended as the depart
ure of many for the woods was post
pOned until the sun came out about
1920 o'clock and a few were abandoned.
In the column below the picnics are all
given as they We're planned. although
one or two of them may not have taken
place.
The young ladies of the Douze Whist
club decided to celebrate today by Civ
ing a leap year picnic and the pleasant
anticipation with which the young men
have awaited the day shows their ap-
probation of the honor
The party is to meet at the home of
Miss Mary Thompson at o'clock.
Thence they go to the reform school
woods in a huge moving wagon, gaily
decorated.
Those who are to go are Messrs Fred
Cole, julius Welding, Galen Nichols,
VIII Alexander, Ralph Peterson, Lou
Bronson, Judge Furry, Ed Curry; Mrs.
Fred Cole, Misses Arlie Ewart, Ollie
O'Brien, Alice Prescott, Mary ThOmp-
son, Kate Gunther, Fannie Moon, Maude
Ranney and Eleanor Wilson.
Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. Parkhurst, Mrs.
Stevenson and daughter, Miss Eta. of
NeOShO, No, Misses Gertrude Tracy
and Myrtle Mitchell, Frank Anderson
and W. c. Carry are spending the day
at Martins Hill
Nfessrs VIII Hindman, John and
Charlie Thomas, Claude Capps and
Jean Bailey went to Paxico, Kan, to-
day, where they viii spend two weeks
enjoying camp life and fishing.
A picnic party composed of the fol-
lowing young people are. spending the
day Gf the rain did not prevent at
Phi Adams farm. They are Misses
Edna Crane, Lillian WhitelOck, Lillian
Tefft, Winifred Waggoner. Lottie Bowes.
Myrtle and Ivah Davis, Edna McClin-
took, Bernice Mcdonald, Edna More
house, Miss Gertrude Dean, Little Rock,
Mrs. Frank Davis, Frank Sheldon,
Floyd Mcdonald, Fred Robbins, Tom
King, VIII Wadsworth. Herman Ryus,
Rassie Bennett, Walter Smith, Tom
Clements and Dave Harvey.
The Professional Card club planned
to celebrate the day at Phi Adams
farm. The party is composed of Mr..
and Mrs. H. V. Hinckley, Mr. and Mrs
James King, Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. Veale
Jr., Nh. and Mrs. A. 3. Quinton, Mr..
and Mrs. W. A. Martin, Mr.. and Mrs
0. p. Updegraff. Mr. and Mrs. Geo.
Crane, Mrs. S. J. Bear Miss Kiblinger
Mr.. b F. Tervis. Mr.. Meyers.
Misses Alice cSo6dhue. Nellie Butterfly,
Stella Smith, Jessie and Clara Steele;
MessrS- James Miller, Paul
Roehr, DIN Dolman. and Malcolm
James are enjoying a picnic ct Dol
mans farm half mile north of town.
Some of the young married people
were to spend the day at Phi Adams
farm They were: Mr.. and Mrs. Arth-
ur Capper, Mr.. and Mrs Charles -HoI-
man, Mr.. and Mrs. Will WhittOn Mr.
and Mrs Chas. McCabe and son Edison
Mr.. and Mrs Frank Edison and Mr.
and Mrs. Will Ndacferran and two sons
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Frampton, Mr.
and Mr.. Len Korn. Mr.. and Mrs. B. T.
Pitts, Misses Lottfe Griffith Mrs. P. Q.
Davis and Mr.. o. c. Huff were to have
picnicked at Tecumseh.
The members of the Unitarian church
are holding q picnic at Garfield park
Misses Lulu FOrdyce, Edith Smith,
and Nellie Wetherholt will spend today
and tomorrow with Miss Gertrude Bah
cock at her country home. north of the
city.
A large party drove out to Wakarusa
in the bus this morning laden with all
the requisites necessary for a Jolly day.
Canoeing will form one of the days
pleasures The party is composed of
Misses Laura Welding, Laura Davies,
Belle Miller, Mary Harrison, Jennie
M2gil, Name Bennett. Maude Clarke
Lillian Sawyer, Ethel Davis, Kitty Har-
risOn, Winifred Prescott, TaVia Green
wood, Margaret Sawyer. Miss 11agill
Miss COpley; Messrs Jake AIOhIer, Chas. /
Magill, Arthur Clarke, Harry Cough
Ian, Fred Miller, VIII Adams, Ralph
Valentine, Guy Adams, Ed Clarke, Jake
Falls, Tom Kendall, Dana NIcVicar and
Mr.. Russell Mr.. and Mrs. GilHspie,
were the chaperOns.
Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Lingafelt will
visit relatives in Davenport, Ia, next
week.
Mrs. Carpenter and daughter. Miss
Edna left today for Kansas City where
they will make short visit with
friends.
Mr. and Mrs. Will johnson are ex-
pected home from. Chicago, the first of
the week.
Mr.and Mrs Charles Johnson of Kan
sas City are spending a few days with
Miss Erwin. 31S Tyler street.
Miss Leoti Nicholson Of Lawrence
and Miss Catherine Brown of Hutchin-
son arrived yesterday and will be the
guests of Miss Jennie Frost.
Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. Eagle are ceIe-
brating at Lake View today They
will remain over Sunday.
Mrs. Harding. who has been quite i'll
is improving and is expected to leave
Wednesday for Denver and other Colo
RADIO points Mrs. Charles Hudson will
accompany her.
Archie Barns is celebrating the day
with LeavenwOrth friends.
Dr. MOtter of Baldwin is the guest |
of Alfred Frost today
Miss Mary Lang left Thursday for
Denver, where she will spend some
time
Miss Mary Frost left yesterday after
noon for Ithaca. N. Y, where she will
take a six weeks course in Latin at
Cornell uniVersity.
Miss Isabel Thompson went to Kan
sas City yesterday to spend two weeks
with her aunt, Mrs. c. S. Lee.
Carl Foulks is spending the Fourth
in Leavenworth with friends.
Mr.. A A Robinson is spending the
Fourth with his family. He will leave
Monday for Mexico