The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1896-07-18
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.

same young people, and they danced in
Hudsons hall. The large number of
out of town guests added spirit to the
affair.
Those present were:
Miss Smith, Waterbury, Mass; Miss
Cadien, Lawrence; Miss Lou Nicely,
Leavenworth; Miss Gertrude Dean, Lit
tie Rock, Ark; Miss Nora Mccarthy,
Larned; Miss Grace Curtis, Severance,
Kan; Miss Sadie Atchison, Leaven-
worth; Mr.. H. A. McCrary of Kansas
City, Miss Littlef1eId Miss AIulvane,
Miss West, Miss Prescott, Miss Abbie
Ware, Miss Frances Moon, Miss Lillian
Tefft, Miss Edna Crane, Miss Maude
Ranney, Miss Lottie Ranney, Miss En-
ma White, Miss Blanche Johnson, Miss
Edna McClintock, Miss Edna More
house, Miss Lottie BOwes, Miss ArIie
Ewart, Miss Myrtle Davis, Miss Ivah
Davis, Miss Bernice Mcdonald, Miss
Myrtle JetmOre, Miss Edna Speer Miss
Emily Black, Miss Virgie AIulvane, Miss
Margaret Bear, Miss Mary Dallas, Miss
Lillian Whitlock, Miss Mary Moon, Miss
Edith Thatcher, Mr.. Frank Bennett, Mr..
Ed Curry, Mr.. VIII Alexander. Mr..
David Lakin, Mr.. Will Wadsworth, Mr..
Dana McVicar, Mr.. John Frey, Mr.
Walter Gust, Mr.. Geo. StOker, Mr.. Fred
AIcGiffin, Mr.. Galen Nichols Mr.. George
Heyden, Mr.. Joe Morgan, Mr.. Jay Kee-
Ter, Mr.. Frank Davis, Mr.. S. Stoddard,
MI y Il AlCCnlLOGk, Mr.. ERNEST COun-
ell, Mr.. Ed Mcbride, Mr.. II. Ryus, Mr..
John Waters, Mr.. julius Wedding, Mr.
Charles Kleinhans, Mr. Park Ewart,
Mr.. Walter Smith, Mr.. Mart Wikidal,
Mr.. Charles Lagerstrom, Mr.. Ralph
Moore, Mr.. Hal Hazlett Mr. VIII Speer,
Mr.. Harry Howe, Mr.. Harry Williams,
Mr.. Dave Harvey, Mr.. Carl FouIks, Mr..
| Willard Scott, Mr.. Archie Williams, Mr..
Fred Kingsley, Mr.. Floyd Mcdonald,
Mr.. Tom Clements, Mr.. Oscar Woolver-
ton.
On Thursday afternoon a number of
the Plymouth Sewing Society met with
Mrs. L T. Yount They were Mrs A.
S. Huliug, Mrs. Chas. Rogers, Mrs. J.
r. Emerson, Mrs. B. Miller, Mrs. J.
McLatchey, Mrs. Jas. Sheldon, Mrs.
Marion Sheldon, Mrs. Jas. Naylor, Mrs.
E G. Moon, Mrs. Mary King, Mrs. L
Palmer, Mrs. c. S. Palmer, Mrs. F.
| Kline. Mrs. Guy Kiene, Mrs. r. Rob
erts, Mrs E Mitchell, Mrs. W. A
YOunt, Mrs. D. J. Dickinson, Mrs. L. l.
Kiene, Mrs. Cook, Misses Mabel Nay
| Tor. Mabel Noel, Clemie Kiene, Nerna
| Latchey, Anna Cobbs, Minnie Pal
mer. Josie Chadwick, May McLatchey
| Edith Smelser, Rev. c. E. Roberts,
| Cecil Noel, W. A. Yount, Arthur Kiene
Mrs. George w. Clark entertained
| large number of friends Wednesday
| afternoon at q reception at her home,
| 712 Lane street.
Miss NIaude Bates gave picnic at
| her fathers farm yesterday in honor of
! Miss Ethel Peck.
The afternoon was spent in boating
| and other picnic sports and in spite of
! the rain merry time was had by the
| following party: Miss Mary Sweet and
| Mr.. Terrence Ewart, Miss Ethel Peck
and Mr.. Clifford Dudley, Miss Louise
/ Smith and Mr.. Dave Sibley, Miss Helen
! Smith and Mr.. Tom Frost, Miss Agnes
| Gunther and Mr.. VIII Wick, Miss Ida
/ Waldo and Mr.. Burton Nudge, Miss
Anna Harrison and Mr. Merrill Lind
| say, Miss Ruth McClintock and Mr..
| Seth Chase, Miss Bessie Hayden and
| Mr.. Joe Wilson, Miss MarjOry Wheeler
! and Mr.. Chas F'oulks Miss Lois Tefft
and Mr.. Albert Patton, Miss Emile
| King and Mr.. DOrr Norton, Miss Helen
| Wilson and Mr. Win Wickidal. Miss
| Ermah Pritchard and Mr.. Burt White,
| Miss Louise Kellam and Mr.. Ed Luff,
| Miss Octavia Greenwood and Mr.. Milo
| Slow. and Miss Mary Garretson.
| Mrs R. Z. French and sister, Mrs
| Miller and children have gone to Iowa
for a six weeks visit with relatives
| Miss Nellie Woody and Miss Ida Pc
| terson left today for Denver, Colo,
| where they will spend a month, the
! guests of Mrs. Dave Olive and Miss Su-
! sic Mccoy.
Miss Fannie Nesbitt spent yesterday
with friends in LeavenwOrth
Mrs A. D. StOWetts has returned to
! her home in Lincoln, Neb., after visit
with Mrs. n. A. Cramer in North To-
peka-
Mrs T. Davis will return tomorrow
from a seven weeks visit with relatives
/ in Lexington, Kentucky
/ Miss Blanche Dienst returned We'd
| nesday from a weeks visit with Miss
| Krauthoff in Kansas City.
! Mrs VIII Sheldon of Galveston, Tex
as, spent the week with Mrs. L. D.
/ Mum.
Miss Knox and Miss Tracey will give
a musicale at Belvoir, in Potwin, on
| Wednesday evening.
! Miss Nora Mccarthy of Larned ar
rived yesterday and is the guest of
/ Miss Edna Crane.
Mr.. and Mrs w E Swift returned
| yesterday from a two weeks trip
/ through the east.
! Lfr. Ed Curry and Mr.. Walter Bur
| CESS will leave tomorrow for a weeks
] outing at ManitOu, Colo.
! Mr.. George Rust of Kansas City will
/ spend tomorrow in Topeka.
! Mr. Albert T. Ryan of Washin gton,
| D. c., is the guest of Mr.. and Mrs. Geo.
! NJ. Crawford for several days
Mr.. Geo. NJ Noble will return to-
night from a trip to Philadelphia
| Mr. Cliff Histed will leave Monday for
| a trip to Washington and New York.
| Mr.. R. L. Wardin and son, who have
| been visiting Mrs. H. NJ. Had1ey, have
| returned to their home in Nevada Mo.
| Mr.. W. NJ. Hagardorn, who has been
| on a trip to Michigan, will arrive to-
| night and spend several days with Mr..
Jack Newman on his way to his home,
/ the City of Mexico.
! Mrs. W. NJ Davidson and children,
! and Mrs. All. Merrill and daughter,
| Mary Alice. will leave Tuesday for
/ Manitou, Colo, where they will remain
| until September.
A fishing party composed of Mr. L.
Kingman, Mr.. Ralph Squires and Mr..
J. H. Squires, spent Wednesday on the
| Wakarusa-
Misses Anna and Ida Umpleby viii
| feave Tuesday for a two months trip
| in Colorado and New Mexico. They
| will visit in Albuquerque, Ration, Trim
| idad, Denver and Colorado Springs be-
| fore returning.
Mr.. Harry Baldwin left Wednesday
| for Williams, Arizona, where he will