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

The friends of Miss Mabel Knowles
planned a most successful surprise par
ty last night. The company met at
Miss Edna McClintock's, going then to
Miss knowles. The young people were
Miss Kate Pencil of Atehison, Miss
Vera Low, Miss Nellie Small, Miss Ed
ma McCIintock Miss Edna Morehouses
Miss Lillian Tefft, Miss Libbie Hazlett,
Miss Margaret Bear, Miss Myrtle Da-
Wis Miss Edna Speer, Miss Ivah Da-
Wis, Miss Lillian WhitelOck, Miss Grace
Weiss, Miss Grace Foulks, Miss Geor-
giana WATSON, Miss Grace Van
Houtan, Miss Winifred Wagner; Mr..
Roy Guild of Chicago, Mr.. Tom
King, Mr.. Homer Low. Ar. Frank Shell
don, Mr.. Frank Davis, Mr.. Ed Dennis,
Mr.. Hal HazIett, Mr.. Chas. -Lagerstron,
Mr.. David Lakin, Mr.. Dean Low, Mr.
Rassie Bennett, Mr.. Fred McGifin, Mr..
Fred Robbins, Mr.. Ernest Council. Mr.
Fay Howell Mr.. VIII Speer, Mr.. Floyd
Mcdonald, Mr.. Walter Smith.
The wedding of Miss Amy K. Ross
and Mr.. Fred p. Mccullough took place
last evening at the home of the brides
mother, near this city
Rev. c. E. Kalb of the Presbyterian
church, of which the bride is mem
Der, performed the ceremony. Only the
relatives and intimate friends were
present, among those from Topeka be-
ing Mrs. j. r. Mulvane and Mrs. Joab
Nulvane.
Mr.. c. NJ. Merriam entertained a few
friends at dinner last night. His guests
were Mr.. and Mrs. John Bradley, Mr..
Smith, Mr.. George Burr, Mr.. Walter
Noble.
A swimming party spent yesterday
morning at Cages lake. They were
Miss Mary Lakin, Miss Pearl McBar-
land, Miss Lillian Mcfarland, Mr..
John Collins, Mr.. David Lakin, Mr..
Paul TOrringtOn, Mr.. Ed Kellam.
swimming party chaperOned by
/ Mr.. and Mrs. Will W. Webb went out
to Cages lake last evening; They were
Miss Alice Prescott, Miss Ollie o. Briens
Miss Carrie Lockhart of Boston, Mr..
John Waters, and Mr.. Julius Weld
ling.
Miss Nellie Kirk, Miss Ethel wood,
Miss Ora Schumm, Miss Emma Mar
mont and Miss Beulah Parker are
spending a couple of days at Mr. Pol
I lard s farm, Is miles south of town.
Mrs. Harry OverhOlt and daughter,
| Mary, will return today from a visit
with Mrs. Harry Shaw in Lawrence.
Miss Minnie Barnum and Miss Belle
| Ettlinger will spend Sunday in st. Jo-
| seph with Miss Rose ROsenblatt.
Miss Alletta- Carnahan of Berryton,
! who has been visiting MISS Sara Deish-
| er, has returned to her home.
| Miss Nellie Howard of Kansas City
! who has been visiting Miss Sara Deish-
Miss Rosenblatt of ST. Joseph was
| the guest of Miss Belle Ettlinger q few
| days this week
Miss Edna Carter of Kansas City,
! No. will arrive in this city Thursday
to visit her grandmother, Mrs. L.
| Cham berlain.
Miss Carrie Hoyt left Thursday for
Long Beach, Cal, for an extended Tis-
| it with her sister.
Mr. and Ms. H. F. Slower and daugh-
| ter, Grace, have returned from an out
| ing in Manitou.
Miss Grace Watts and Miss Mabel
! Wilson have returned from a two
| weeks visit in Lawrence
| Mr. H. S. Gundry, Miss May Short.
Mr.. Roy Short and Mr.. Harvey Davis
went out to Maple Hill today to join the
| party who are camping on Mill Greek.
fT aaa
! yesterday from weeks stay in Chi
| cago.
Mrs. w. I. Lehman of Usage City is
! visiting Mrs NJ. Levi
Frank Davis and Frank Sheldon
went down to Kansas City today for a
! short visit.
Mr. VIII WadswOrth will leave tonor-
row for New York. He will spend some
/ time at Coney Island before joining the
Alabama company, with which he will
! play this season.
Mrs. F. P Bacon and children re-
turned yesterday from a visit in Prince
! ton, Ill
Mrs. Arthur Mills and daughter, Luz
| Gle, are visiting in Leavenworth.
Frank farrell has returned from a
! trip to ManitOu.
Mr.. Frank D. Merriam and Mr. Clar-
| ence NJ. Merriam left at noon for a ten
! days stay in ManitOu.
Miss Daisy Hayes is spending a few
| days in Monmouth, Ill
Mrs. H. S. Grant and daughter have
/ returned from a two months trip in
| California.
Mrs. Frank Hayes of Emporia is vis-
| itiug Mrs. J. w. Robinson.
/ Mrs. Adam Wehe and MiSsIena Wehe
| left this afternoon for Chicago. They
will visit at various points in Ohio be-
/ fore their return.
Mr.. Milton Retz is visiting in Kansas
| City.
Miss Martha Adams and Mr.. Harry
/ Adams leave Monday for a two weeks
visit with their sister in Fort Madison.
Iowa.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. B. Merriam and Miss
| Florence Smith left today for Water
bury, Conn.
Mr.. Walter Noble will spend tonor
row at Maple Hill
! Miss Lulu Huckstadt will go to Wa
negO tomorrow for a three weeks visit.
Mrs. Helen Carry of Lawrence viii ar
| rive tomorrow to visit Mr. and Mrs. J.
| F.eFIolman.
Mrs James A Troutman will enter
! tain thirty ladies next Thursday after
noon for her guest, Mrs. o. E. Walker
| Mr.. Robert Manley Of Lawrence
! spent yesterday in the city with friends.
/ Mr.. George Allen will entertain tWen-
| ty Of his young friends this evening.
Mrs. Thomas Martin and daughter.
Miss Mabel have returned from New
| York, where the latter has been study
! ing music under Mr.. William Mason
Mrs. Z. c. Glenn left today for Salt
Lake City to visit her daughter.
Miss Sadie Kent of Chicago is visiting
in the city with friends
| Miss Jessie Small will spend Sunday
| with relatives at Maple Hill.
Mr.. w. H Kent of Chicago, formerly
| connected with the A. D. T. messenger
service of this city. is spending a few
| days here.
A number of young people went out
| to Mr.. J. B. McAfee's pond last night.
On their return to town they spent the
remainder of the evening at Miss Edith
/ Gregory's.
Miss Ida Waldo will return to her
| home in DETROIT, Mich, after a visit
| with Miss Lois Tefft.
Dean Low. Frank Sheldon and Frarlr