The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1896-10-19
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.

{ LOpEAd saturday, IN lnGlE ARRIVAL III
the city they were driven to Wash
/ burn college. where the ladies of the
faculty, with the president and Mrs.
Herrick met them and showed many
of the points of interest in the college
buildings and grounds. From there
! they drove over the city and We're tax
+ en- to the residence of Mrs. Eugene
+ Ware. on West Sixth street where the
guests were Hospitality welcomed. A
4 luncheon, consisting of six courses, was
H served them In the afternoon a re-
+ ception was held in compliment to the
visiting ladies and large number OF
/ college alumnae of Topeka Mrs.
Bdosher, the president of the visiting
i association, gave short account Of the
history and objects of the organization.
Mrs. Ware and Mrs. A1addocks, dean at
+ Washburn college, are the only mems
bers of the association resident in To-
peka-
Mrs. E. f. Snyder. who has been the
/ guest of Mrs C D. Myers, and Mrs. W.
+ f. Snyder, has returned to her home in
/ Louisville, Ky.
Mr.. and Mrs. w J. Black, Miss Glen
4 ma Cross and Mr.. @. e. Curry and Mr..
John Frey attended a party in Leaven-
worth Friday evening, returning to To-
peka yesterday. Miss Atchison and
+ Miss Lou Nicely accompanied them and
viii visit here.
Mrs. Z. P. Martin, who has been the
guest Of Mrs. II. P. Brockett, returned
to her home in Cottonwood Falls, Sat-
ruday
Mrs. Henry Harvey and family have
gone to Waltham, Mass.
Miss Carrie Lucas Of St. Joseph, is
+ the guest of Mrs. Chas, Willard at 315
4 Quincy street.
AIrs. Clara Campbell and daughter,
Edith, who have been visiting their
many friends in Topeka, returned to
their home in Terre Haute, Ind, Satur-
day.
Mrs. n. F. Handy entertained a NUNS
Der of ladies Saturday afternoon. corn-
plimentary to her guests, Mrs. Prescott
and Miss Purcell of Manhattan.
Howard Wood is studying law in New
! York.
Mr. Theodore Hammatt and Miss
Alice Hood OF EmpOria, VIII be mar
ried in December.
Mr.. H. G. Larimer spent yesterday in
Mr. James Moore spent sunday at
I Fort Riley
Mrs. w. Wunderlich returned yester-
day from a visit with her daughter,
Mrs. Chas. Beronius, in Kansas City
Mrs. William Wadsworth viii return
Thursday from a two months visit in
F EeLul ana AllIllGdlJDAlSs ALlAl4l
MT w. e. Sterne spent Saturday in
4 Lawrence where he attended the Re
/ publican rally.
Mrs. Elmore Belts has returned from
/ a visit in Emporia-
Prof and Mrs. Schaffuer, who have
been visiting Mrs. H p. Broelett, have
gone to Chicago to take up their work
| at the university
IA few young people met with the
ND
/ formed a club to study Herbert Spen-
/ GERS writings. The club viii be called
the Spencer club and viii meet every
Saturday evening.
Mrs Frank Wear went to Chicago
today for a visit with relatives
The Philharmonic club are meeting
this afternoon with Mrs. w. r. Swift
MI ". Won DahIen left today for
+ CHICAGO to spend a week. He will sing
in an oratorio and two concerts While
The Philharmonic and Ladies' Music
/ clubs viii meet together Wednesday
+ afternoon at the home Of Mrs. W. :.
Mrs. Prescott and Miss Purcell who
have been the guests of Mrs n. f.
Handy viii return to their home in
/ Manhattan tomorrow.
Mrs. W .LittlefeId and Miss Franc
! IittIefeld returned yesterday from
f CHICAGO. Mrs. Littlefeld visited in
. NlCl12An curing AEI aD1E4AC--
Miss Halle Higgins returned yester-
day from Newton and viii visit Mrs
+ Geo. p. Ashton before returning to her
4 home in Kansas City.
Miss Carrie Titus arrived today from
Kansas City TO visit Miss Gertrude
+ Roberts.
Miss Anna Wilder of Chanute is Wis
iting her cousin, Mrs Z. +. DOran At
f 125 Western avenue
Miss Amy Hunt spent yesterday with
her brother in Kansas City
Dr. James Goodwin spent Sunday in
Mrs. NJ. F. Boyle and Miss Maggie
Boyle are spending the day in Kansas
win Chute spent yesterday In Law
+ renee.
Ernest Council Will leave. tomorrow
for St Paul, Mimi, where ne viii ill
1 a position in q music store
Miss Wfnifred Wagner win entertain
few of her friends informally this
i evening.
+ ur Lingafelt uses in the opera Pow
hatan belong to Mrs. La TOurrette and
was once the property Of Geronimo, the
Indian chief.
Mr.. Harry Whiting who travels
I through Nebraska and Idaho, is enjoy
! ing q visit with his family.
/ Mrs. Rosa Scott, who has been the
Z guest of her uncle, Mr.. J. W. Boten has
returned to her home in Council Grove.
A number of ladies have organized q
+ bowling club under the rules of the
i school Of physical culture. The club
includes Mrs. James a. Iroutman, Mrs.
( c. j. Brown Mrs w A Johnston. Mrs.
A B. Quinton, Mrs. J. ". Thurston,
+ Mrs w A. Morton, Mrs. n. T. Handy,
! Mrs. c. w. Snyder
The thirtieth anniversary of the To-
/ pexa chapter, No. r. A. NJ. viii be
4 celebrated this evening at the Masonic
temple with literary and musical pro
Z gTamme-
Miss Caroline Lockhart of Boston, is
J spending a few days with Miss Santa
! Waters
Mr.. Joab 0Iulvane left yesterday for
] he iof4