The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1896-06-15

Miss Nellie Colby. who has been Wis
iting Miss Mabel Chase, left today for
St. Louis
A large crowd of young people were
at the Santa Fe depot Saturday to
meet Misses IVAN and Myrtle Davis.
id. II. F0rsythe travelling manager
for the King Richardson Publishing
company Of Springfield, Mass, with
headquarters in Topeka, viii leave to-
morrow for 80 days vacation in Frank
Miss Kathryn E. Mills arrived home
on Friday after a very pleasant visit
Of three weeks with friends at Bald
Mr.. T. T. Dennis of Topeka has been
appointed assistant chief of board OF
review in the pension Office at Wash
Miss Bertha wentworth was given a
surprise party Thursday evening in
celebration of her birthday.
Mrs George w HagebOOm and Mrs.
g. A. Wall are visiting DR. and Mrs.
w ii. Newton of TT. Madison. Ia.
Mr. and Mrs John Small viii return
from AtchisOn this week
Mrs. j. H. Dennis and family will
spend the summer at Waverly III.
An Emp0ria paper says. Mrs. Bern
ard Kelley left today for independence,
Kan, where she viii join Rev. Kelley
and there make their future home.
Mrs. j. r. Hayes visited last week in
Kansas City
Misses Lillian and Zena Freeman
left the first of last week for Roches-
ter, M IL. where they viii remain a
few weeks visiting relatives.
Mrs Harry Miller and son, Noble,
returned to their home in FL Dorado
this morning after a visit with DR.. and
Mrs. Callahan.
Misses Ethel and Lenna Short at
tended the r. q commencement last
Mr. Clark Daley left yesterday for
Louisville, KY, where he viii visit sew
eral weeks.
Mrs James Crawford and little
daughter, GenevieVe. returned yester-
day from a short visit in Valley Falls
1ir. and Mrs Andrew Tanner have
gone 70 Enporla TO visit about a week.
Miss Ethel Mckee of Newton who
I has been visiting Miss Myrtle Gala
ham. returned home Saturday.
Miss Maud Griffith returned from
Kansas City, Saturday, where she had
been attending the Christian Endeav-
or convention.
Miss Nina Sheafor will leave next
Thursday for Colorado. where she is
going to spend the summer
The Stedman club viii meet tonight
at the Copeland. An interesting pro
gramme has been prepared as follows:
An original story by Mrs. O. S. Baker:
a paper by Mrs. H w. Roby; original
poems by Mrs c. r. Fitch and Prof T.
r. Hawks, and paper or poem by
Judge j. II. Eldridge.
a. s. Davis and family have removed
to 500 Lincoln street from 1871 Tyler
Mrs c. d. Barnes of Denver who has
been the guest of Mrs. w. T. Miller. re-
turned to her home Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs A. L. Williams and son
Burns are in Manitou at their summer
home. Other members of the family
viii join them later, Mrs Frank Jar
rel going next month to remain some
time.
Miss Pearl Mcfarland viii attend the
Ottawa Chautauqua
Mrs. w. "a. McCarter and children
started Saturday for Carthage, Indiana
to be absent about three months.
Miss Mary Wilcox of Massachusetts.
is the guest of Miss Dora Furman.
Miss Lucille Nulvane is at home from
the Ottawa university.
Mr. and Mrs. j. wv. Nyegreu are the
parents of a first born daughter.
Miss Mary Walker is spending the
summer with her sister Mrs H. S.
Wilder at Boston, Massachusetts
Miss Ethel Short viii so to Kingman
Wednesday to visit Miss Lucretia
Grovener.
Mrs III. NJ. Tanner ard son Charles
and grandson, VOlney, have gone to
visit in st. Louis. From there they
viii so to Cleveland, Ohio. and then
by boat to Les Cheneaux islands, where
they VIII spend the summer
Mrs. p. George and wife have gone
to Chicago where they viii engage in
Salvation Army work.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Tanner viii
break up house keeping for the sum
mer.
Miss Nell Cadien of Lawrence came
UP for the Vinewood party and was the
guest of Miss Norma Smith. Miss
Cadien returned home Saturday.