The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1896-11-16
In THE SOCIETY WORLD.
General Notes of Society and
Personal Items.
Recent Social Events i'm Topeka
and Vicinity.
Items of Interest About Topeka Peo-
pie and Visitors in Town

night where they had an oyster supper,
include the following members: Misses
Mary Marbor, Mary Wilson, Myrtle
Dillon. Ada Client, Clara. MaFbOr, Anna
Umpleby, Jean Pepin, Celia owen, Ida
BerOnius, Emma BerOnius, AGaude Shat
fer, Anna Nellis, Daisy CrimS, MeSsrs.
H E. Disbrow, c. n. Nelson, E. J. War
ner, NJ Moore, J. A. Watts, w A Ben
son, G. G. Traves, c. G. StOlpe. NJ r.
Dillon, G. NJ. Nelson. J. z. Johnson, +.
w. Swearinger, F. F. Richenbacher
DR.. G. G. Allen went to Leavenworth
today where he viii be married Wed
nesday evening to Miss Linnie Umme
thun. Miss Madge johnson will be the
maid of honor, Mr. Edgar p. Allen of
Kansas City. the groom s brother, will
be best man. Mr. David MulVane and
Mr.. Eugene Hagan viii be grOOmsmen-
Among the Topeka people who Will at
tend the wedding are j. b. johnson,
Mrs Frank Thomas Miss Johnson,
Mr.. Eugene Hagan and Mr.. David Null
vane. After a short trip TO New Or
leans Mr.. and Mrs Allen viii be at
home after December 10 in a suite Of
rooms at III Kansas avenue.
Miss Jeanette Lord entertained her
club at cards Saturday evening The
next meeting viii be in the form of
party which viii be given at the home
of Miss Isabel Thompson on Thanks
giving eve. The members of the club
are Misses Emily King, Mary SOmmers,
Isabel Thompson, Lois Tefft, Bessie
Hayden, Jeanette Lord, Hila Hinck-
ley; Messrs. Tom Frost Kurtz kellam,
Terrence EWart, Albert Patten, DDrr
Norton, Gille Updegraff, Joe Wilson,
Seth Chase. Dan Hammatt.
The marriage of Miss Alice Kepley
at Fort Scott to Mr.. Otis Hungate of
this city will take place December %
at the brides home in Fort Scott Miss
kepley is we'll known in the city having
attended Bethany college several years
and frequently visited her brothers, Mr..
r. B. Kepley and Mr.. E. p. Kepley.
The Modern Literature club viii meet
tomorrow afternoon with Mrs. Fred
Cole.
Dr. and Mrs. J. R. Fay gave a must
Gale Saturday afternoon.
Mrs b. I'll Payne is visiting in Kan
sas City the guest Of her daughter,
Mrs. S T. Fulton
Mr. r. B. Sweet went east today. He
viii visit his daughter Susie, who is at
tending the WOman's college in Balti-
more. They Will both spend Thanks
giving in New York.
Miss Margaret Bear returned Satur-
day from visit in Lawrence.
Mr.. w. @. Chaffee returned Saturday
from q. trip to Chicago.
Mr.. c. b. Merriam left yesterday for
ST. Paul. MINI.
Mrs. H. o. Garvey and children are
expected home tomorrow from q visit
with relatives in Piqua o.
Joe Kreamer Frank Sheldon, Charles
Upton, Graham Hughes, o. S. Charles
ton, A W. Shepp and VIII Upton will
come from Kansas City to play with
the Alhambra Mandolin club for the
charity ball. The club will number 16
pieces.
Mr. Frank Kenderdine is visiting his
sister Miss Marian Kenderdine and viii
remain until after the holidays.
Mrs. w. Haag has gone to Colorado
Springs.
Mr.. Walter Burgess spent Sunday in
Kansas City.
Miss Augusta FHntom Of Lawrence
spent yesterday with Miss Margaret
Bear.
Mrs. Fred Snow win 90 to Chicago
the 24rH 7nr
Judge and Mrs. w. A Johnston have
removed to 1924 Harrison street
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank 6. Willard spent
Saturday and Sunday at Lake View
Mr. TheO- Hammatt spent yesterday
in Emporia
Colonel @. K. Holiday left yesterday
afternoon for a trip to Colorado.
Mr.. and Mrs. w A. Coates viii oc-
cupy the Presbyterian parsonage. hav-
ing rented their home to Mr.. Theo.
Hammatt-
The Fin de Steele club met Saturday
with Miss Edna Crane. 1t will meet
next Saturday with Miss Edna Nc
Chntock- The club will meet every
Saturday until the holidays and DO
fancy work. After Christmas they will
continue their card playing.
Mr.. T. A. Osborn returned yesterday
from a short stay in Chicago.
Invitations have been received in the /
city from Mr. and Mrs. Edwin w. Zea /
of Kansas City for the marriage of I
their sister, Miss Eleanor Thornton to
Mr. George w Evans, Wednesday |
evening. December . in the Central /
Presbyterian church of Kansas City A
reception at the Coates House viii fol- |
low the marriage. They will be at /
home after January 1 at the Audito- /
rum in Kansas City. Miss Nellie Nc |
Clintock of this city will be one of the I
bridesmaids to Miss Thornton.
Mr.. and Mrs. Chas Robinson of st. /
Joseph spent yesterday with Mr.. and /
Mrs. Z. B. Merriam
The MT 0f "a "a
CESS Of ConcOrdia to Mr.. Ben Euet of /
Kansas City is announced. Miss Stur- T!
CESS attended Bethany college several /
years and mas visited IN the city, the I
guest of Miss Mary Lakin and Miss /
Florence Greer, and is well known /
among the Topeka young people.
James Smith, accompanied by his I
daughter. Miss Ida, started out Thurs I
day morning with his two horses and 4
buggy to drive to his farm up in Mar
shall county, about so miles, where he /
viii winter them They will be gone /
about ten days.
Miss Josephine shenabarger will go /
to Lawrence tomorrow to enter the |
state university.
Mrs. A. @. Davis and children have 1
returned from a visit with relatives in |
Illinois.
Miss Susie Diemer of Wellington is /
visiting her aunt, Mrs. c. S. Baker
Yesterdays Sunfiower contained the /
address given by Mrs. A. H Horton /
Tuesday evening before the Kansas /
Equal Suffrage association. A picture 1
of Mrs. Horton appeared on the front /
page
Miss Theresa ROssingtOn went over /
to Fort Leavenworth this morning to /
remain until Saturday the guest of |
Captain and Mrs. Irons.
Miss Mary NcCabe of Kansas City /
spent yesterday with Mr.. and Mrs. /
Chas. n. AIcCabe.
neutrality-suspicious.
tatiOns for the marriage of her sister, /
Miss lie Riddick to Mr.. Edward Steph- /