The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1896-09-19
IN The SOCIETY WORLD.
Two Weddings Of Interest to
Take Place Next Month.
One Will Be on the 9TH One the
14th.
Items of Interest About Topeka Peo-
pie and Visitors in Town.

Invitations will be issued the first of
| the week for the wedding of Miss Jes-
| Der z.
The wedding of Miss Blanche Dienst
1 ana lieutenant Krauthom will take
place October IA at the Episcopal
church The wedding will be a militia
! ~ one The men in the bridal party
will be fellow officers of the groom and
viii appear in full dress uniform.
Miss Winifred Prescott entertained
| a party of friends last evening. The
! entire house was profuseIy decorated
| with flowers, the parIor and dining
room in red, and the back parlor in
yellow.
Lemonade punch was served in the
hall and an evening spent in games
and dancing was enjoyed by Misses
Gertrude Felt, Winnie Felt, Nellie Kirk,
Eta Beck, Sadie Shull, Amy Smith
Ethel Davies, Minnie Cook. Lillian
! Barnett; Messrs. Earl Graham, Fred
Wick, Amasa Akers, Milo Sloo. Roger
Van Hook, Louis Valentine, Aurel Rid
ings,, Earl Mcdowell, Harold Cartilage
and George Noble.
Mrs. VIII Eastman and mother Mrs.
Flory, are expected home tomorrow
! from an extended eastern trip.
Mrs H. L Ewing, who has been the
guest of Mrs w. G. Steele, has return
ed to her home in Leavenworth.
Mrs. E. w. VIM has returned from
her summers outing.
% Mr. Amos ]. Sellers and family of Ho-
Mrs. Isaac LOngaker at 1916 Clay street
Mrs A. L. Williams and son, Burns,
| and daughter, Mrs. Burt of Quincy, Ill.
are expected home this afternoon from
ManitOu, where they spent the entire
summer at their cottage.
Miss Eleanor Work entertains friends
this evening and Monday evening
Mr.. Frank C. Willard went to Lake
View yesterday.
DR.. Thomas of Leavenworth spent
yesterday in the city with Mr. Frank
Thomas.
Ed Curry and Jack Frey attended a
party in Leavenworth last night
Miss Mary Frost goes to Lawrence
three times a week to take Latin les
sons at the university
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred BOnebrake will
come up from their home in Pittsburer
next week and spend carnival week
with relatives.
Miss Ella Ramsey will entertain a
few friends Tuesday evening.
Miss Lois Mutt of Abilene is visiting
Miss Jennie Stechter.
Mr. and Mrs. J. E. Frost went to
Hutchinson this noon to attend the
funeral of J. B. Brown. who died sud
denly yesterday morning
Misses Helen and Bessie Curtis of
Curtis Sisters" have returned from
Chicago with their fall stock of MILL
merry, and are prepared to show the
latest styles in trimmed and untrimmed
goods. 532 Kansas avenue.
Miss Ummenthun of Leavenworth is
~
Mrs. E. S. Waddell and granddaugI1-
ter arrived today to visit her daughter,
Mrs. J. w. Hardt.
Charles Hendricks will go to St
Louis to attend the medical college this
winter
Mr.. John H. Brewer and family have
removed from 400 West Tenth street to
917 Tyler.
Mr. Hal Hazlett left today for st.
Louis, where he will complete his
course at the Barnes Medical college
this year.
H g. Stevens and wife today left for
Dallas, Tex, where he will attend the
sovereign grand lodge of OH Fellows,
which is in session there all of next
week.
DR.. and Mrs. Callahan and daughter
Myrtle returned yesterday from visit
ing in Newton and Wichita.
H A. Auerbach returned yesterday
from a short stay in Chicago.
Miss Maude Ellison went to Denver
this noon to spend a week with Miss
Lulu Hanson.
Miss Grace Curtis of Severance ar
rived yesterday to spend the winter
with her aunt and continue her musical
studies at Bethany.
w. w. Carr has returned from a
months stay in Salt Lake City
w. T. Kemper of Kansas City is
spending few days in the city.
Mr.. w. H. Rossington will accom-
pany his daughter, Miss Florence, to
Chicago today on her way to school at
| Kemper Hall this winter. They will
spend Sunday in Highland Park.
Mr.. G. NJ. Hord will return next week
from a years sOjOurn in Chicago.
Prof and Mrs. T. R. Hawk will re-
turn to Chicago next week.
Miss Nellie Raub returned yesterday
from a visit in Salina.
Rassie Bennett has returned from
trip to Denver.
Miss Jessie Small goes to Kansas
City for a short visit next Wednesday.
Frank Sims and family will move to
Potwin the first of the month and will
occupy Captain Orner's home on Green
wood avenue.
Miss Isadore Mertzheimer of Kansas
City will arrive next week and be the
guest of Miss Margaret Weiss.
Mr. Edgar NJ. Smith of the state au-
ditor's Office and Miss Alice Corey Of
Kansas City will be married September
80 in Kansas City at the First Presby-
terrain church.
Miss Edna Crane will return next
Saturday from visits in Denver, Col,
and Larned, Kan.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. E. Murphy OF LeaV-
enworth came over Thursday.
Mr. w. ]. Black went to Leaven-
worth today to join Mrs. Black, who is
visiting there.
Mr.. Edward Fenlon Of Leavenworth
came over Thursday
Money.
Money is not scarce. There is plenty
Of it Confidence, only, is necessary to