The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1896-06-02
Personal and Social Items.


Miss Lottie Ranney, who is visiting
Miss Alice Chappeu at Kansas City
viii return Friday, accompanied by her
friend, Miss Katherine Caldwell Of Par
is, Mo.
The Ladies' Music club will give its
annual recital tonight at Unity church
Miss Lillian Whitelock went to Chi
cagO today to remain two weeks visit
ing friends.
Misses Myrtle and Ivah Davis are ex-
pected home from school about June Is.
1fr. c. III. Merriam came over today
from st Joseph by way OF Kansas CITY
Mr.. and Mrs w. E. Sterne and chill
dren went to Sedalia, Monday, to visit
with AIrs- Sterne's father, Judge Nets
ker for a month.
MIR. Walter Noble is in Kansas City
on business
Colonel and Mrs. a. S. Johnson and
niece, Hiss Emily TeWksbUry. have
changed their plans and VIII be in To-
peka a week yet
Miss Susie Wilder viii go to Kansas
City with her father Saturday.
MT. and Mrs. II. IT. Herrick expect
to move into their new home at 1119
Tyler street this week
Mrs. NJ. p. Hillyer and little daugh-
ter annie Laurie went to Kansas City
yesterday where they will remain
about a month visiting Mrs. Frank
Hudson.
Miss Carrie Titus viii leave tomorrow
for her home i'm Kansas City.
Judge and Mrs Herman Of Olathe
viii be the guests of DR.. and Mrs. w. 3.
Gibson tomorrow.
Mrs. NJ Bosworth has returned from
her visit to Kansas City Mr. Bos-
worth is also home from Texas.
Miss Vera Low is recovering from
recent indisposition.
Miss Mary Lakin has issued invita-
tions for card party on Thursday
evening
Mrs Schuyler Nichols win entertain
the D. D. whist club tomorrow after
noon.
MRS. G. f. Penfeld and daughter.
Miss Caro- Penheld. left today for an
extended stay in Colorado.
Mrs. Herbert Hodge has returned to
her home in Abilene.
Mr. Vincent Graham has g0od reason
for the pride he takes in the fact that
his pupils received second place and
honorable mention at the Kansas Must
cal Jubilee last week. Among those to
whom that honor was accorded were
Miss Nina Thomas and Miss Lucia
Wyatt. Both of these young ladies are
young and Topeka people confidently
expect them to win the soprano and
contralto prizes next year
Mr.. VIII Wadsworth is expected
home this month
Mr.. and Mrs. Schuyler Nichols are
keeping house at 612 Taylor street. The
house formerly occupied by Mr. and
Mrs. =. r. Sim.
Last evening a few young people
gathered at the home Of Mr. C. w.
Snyder on Topeka avenue and spent
the evening i'm games and social con-
verse Ills 64lltAAA company Mc5 GUILE
pIimentary to Mr.. Snyder's nephew,
Mr.. Charles Snyder of LeavenWOTth
who is the guest of his uncle's family.
Those present We're Miss Lucy Knowles,
Miss Florence Stewart Miss Edith
Snyder, Mr.. Roy Bradford, Mr. Earl
Mcdowell and MIR. Charles Snyder
Mr.. and Mrs j. j.. King and daugh-
ter Miss Emily viii leave about June
10 for St Louis, where they will visit
the family of Mr.. Henry King, and be
absent about a month
Miss Mary Charlton of Lawrence, is
visiting her sister, Mrs =. B. Good at
7O8 Harrison street.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. IT. Lucas are enter
taining Mrs. Grant Maxwell of Fort
Worth, Texas.
Mrs Jennie Johnston and daughter
of EmpOria are visiting Mrs. ID. S. Ny
ers at 521 Jefferson street.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. II. Hail of Hutchin-
son are visiting Mr. Halls sisters, Mrs.
J. T.. Sloan and Mrs. j. S. LangstOn.
Mrs Eliza beth Lund of Vermont sis
ter of the late II. r. Bowman. visited
the meeting of the w C. q. TT. yester-
day and gave the ladies an Interesting
description of the white ribbon work in
her native city
Mr.. and Mrs. A. T. Lucas will enter
tain at q dinner party on Thursday
evening.
Mrs. c. B. Tyler and little son Ed
ward are visiting in Waterbury. Conn,
and viii remain during the summer
Mrs. w B. Lund who was called to
Topeka by the illness of her brother.
Mr. IT, g. Bowman, will return to her
home in Vermont next week.