The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1896-08-14
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.

Miss Roberta WATSON gave a picnic
yesterday for her guest, Miss Harris,
of Ottawa. The party drove out to
Martins hill in the afternoon and en-
joyed a picnic supper
On their return to the city they went
to Miss Wasson's home where they en-
joyed dancing and a. porch party
The young people who were invited
were: Miss Georgiana WATSON, Miss
Jean Frost, Miss lola Harris Miss Lois
Tefft, Miss Jeanette Lord. Miss Marie
Cavanaugh, of Atchison, Miss Harriet
Jones, Miss Bessie Hayden, Miss Emil
lie King, Miss Marjory Wheeler, Miss
Helen Wilson, Miss Helen Smith Miss
Lee Redden, Miss Susie Gay, Miss Isa-
bel Thompson, Miss Edith Gregory
Miss Libbie Gregory, Miss Dell Cham
berlain, Miss Essie Chamberlain; Mr.
Fred Gordon, Mr.. Tom Frost Mr. Al
Patten, Mr. Burton Nudge Mr.. Will
WikidaI, Mr. Roy Ranney, Mr.. Dorr
Norton, Mr.. Seth Chase, Mr.. Joe Viii
son, Mr.. Gillie Updegraff, Mr.. GuilfOrd
Dudley, Mr.. Brad Johnson, Mr. Tor
renee EWart, Mr.. Leslie Guild, Mr.
VIII Trap, Mr. John Mcfarland Mr.
Dave Sibley, Mr.. Walter Lapham.
Miss Nellie McClintOck, Miss Villa
Rogers, Miss Evy Moon, Miss Mary
Thompson and Miss Ora Schumm, are
spending the day with Mrs. VIII Whit
ton.
Miss Nellie Small has indefinitely
postponed her party which was to
have been given last evening.
Miss Innie Payne has returned from
Green Mountain Falls.
Mr.. Lew J. Best and daughter, Miss
Edna Best. will return tomorrow
from Memphis, Tenn.
Miss Belle Ebright left for her home
in WetmOre Wednesday after two
weeks visit with Miss Grace Black
Mr.. and Mrs. Dan Rossam have re-
turned from an outing in Green Noun
tain Falls.
Mrs George NJ Eagle and Mrs.
Charles S. Eagle will accompany Mr..
and Mrs. Sterne to their home in Sc
daha, Mo, tomorrow and will spend
week as their guests.
Mrs. H. A. Coomer has returned
from two months visit in the east.
Miss lola Harris will return to OF
taWa tomorrow after a short visit with
Miss Roberta WATSON.
Miss Florence Grist returned yester-
day from a visit in Ohio and Chicago.
She will leave in a few days for Colo
RADIO Springs.
Mr.. Ned Osborne left today for
Mount View, N. NJ, where he will join
Mr.. Charles B. Thomas in a fishing ex-
petition for a few weeks.
Mr.. Walter Lapham returned to his
home in Lawrence today.
Miss Katherine Pencil, who has
been spending the week with Miss Mel
lie Small, will spend Saturday and
sunday with MISS Myrtle DAVIS, re-
turning to her home in AtchisOn on
Monday.
Miss celeste NeIHs returned from
Chautauqua, N. Y, Wednesday.
Mr.. J. P. Davis left today for Colo
RADIO.
Miss Grace Browneu of St. Marys is
the guest of Miss Ruth WOOdford.
Mr.. Hall Ridwell of Lawrence is Wis
iting friends in the city.
A camping party composed of num-
Der of Lawrence young people, with
some guests from Topeka is camping
on the north bank of the Kaw river,
directly across from LecOmptOn The
members of the party are: Miss Lou
Use Towne Miss Mamie Towne. Miss
Frazier, Miss Beach, Miss Daisy Starr,
of Topeka, Miss Julia Fighter, Miss
Sara Thrasher, Mr. Frank House, Mr..
Frank Banks, Mr.. Norman Roberts
of Manhattan, Mr.. Raymond HaZen,
Mr.. Clarence Howell, and Mr. sgd
Prentis. The party is chaperOned by
Mrs. Herbert Beatty of Lawrence.
Misses Name and ROSamOnd Horton
and Mr.. Albert Horton are occupying
cottage at Cascade, Colo.
Miss Eleanor Wilson returned yes
terday from a visit in AtchisOn.
Mrs. b T. Payne has returned from
visit with her daughter Mrs. Fulton
in Kansas City. Mrs. Fulton accOmpa-
MED her and will make a short visit
here.
Mrs. NJ. A. Low and daughter, Miss
Vera, leave Sunday for Colorado.
Miss Clara Case of Abilene is the
guest of Miss Vera Low.
Mrs. Anna J. Wilson and daughter,
Helen, spent yesterday in Kansas City
Mrs. R. S. Priddy and Mrs. A NJ
Coleman are visiting in Indiana.
Mr. J. F Lawson of Hutchinson is
visiting friends in the city.