The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1896-08-12
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.

~ 1dQl0S yesterday AFTERNOON dI q .
O'Clock tea served on the lawn, COM
plimentary to her sister. Mrs. Miller,
who leaves today for Mississippi. Mrs.
Miller has charge of a colored school in
that state which numbers 300, and one
of the pleasant features of the after
noon was the display of some of the
work done by the pupils of the. school,
which proved most interesting to the
ladies. Tea was served by the Misses
+ Gle, Davis, Sawyer and Lovewell.
Mrs. L. D. Whittemore gave an
O'Clock breakfast this morning in honor
OF her niece, Miss Ruth Schnachke.
A party chaperOned by Mr.. and Mrs.
after Homer, Mrs George Corning,
Mrs A. S. Thomas, visited Cages lake
last night and enjoyed the swimming
They were Misses Lille Dieckriede
Miss Ifllie Dieckriede, Miss May Thorn
Corning, Miss Mabel Quigley, Miss
Mary Horner, Mr. Erie Williams Mr..
Fred Gillett, Mr.. Clarence Horner, Mr..
Jack Newman, Mr.. Fred Newman.
A swimming party including the fol-
lowing young people spent last even
ing at Cages lake: Mr.. and Mrs VIII
Hord, Miss Martha Bradshaw, Miss
Ella Ramsey Miss Edna Speer Miss
Bessie Stewart, Miss Florence Stewart,
NJ Charles Joslin, Mr.. Ed KeIIam Mr..
David Lakin, Mr.. Fred Gordon, Mr.. w.
H. Stewart
A small party of young people went
out to McAfee's lake last night and en-
joyed an hours swimming. On their
return they were entertained at Miss
Edith Gregory's, where they were serv-
ed with refreshments and danced. In
the party We're Miss. Lee Redden, Miss
Anna Nellis, Miss Edith Gregory and
Miss Libbie Gregory; Mr. Earl McDow-
ell, Mr.. Frank Whitmer, Mr.. Luther
Nellis, Mr.. VIII Speer, Mr. Harry Bow
en- and Mr. Joe Morgan.
Lieutenant Frank Whitman, who
graduated from West Point in June, is
visiting friends in the city. His home
is in Lyndon, Usage county.
Miss Ruth Schnachl1e returned to her
home in Great Bend, Kan, today after
a visit with her aunt, Mrs. L. D. Whit
temore.
Miss Carrie Merrick, Miss Daisy
Smith and Miss Clara Ebright leave to-
morrow for a three weeks visit in the
Mr.. James O'Brien of Quenemo is
visiting Mr.. Calm Nichols.
Miss Daisy Hayes has returned from
a visit in Monmouth, Ill
Mr.. A. B. Hulet left yesterday for st.
Louis, Chicago and eastern cities.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Morrison have
returned from Chicago.
Miss Roberta WATSON will give a pic
mic tomorrow at Martins Hill
Mrs. W. K. McFarlin and son Kirk,
have returned to their home in DaVen-
port, Iowa, after a visit with Mrs. Jas
L. King.
Mr.. John Nicholson of Lawrence, is
visiting Mr.. Alfred Frost.
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return tomorrow from a weeks trip to
Colorado Springs and Cripple Creek.
Miss Jessie Perkins leaves Tuesday
for Decatur, Ill, to visit her sister for
a month.
Miss Laura Wedding is visiting Miss
Lola Brown in Kansas City.
Mrs E. G. Goodel and daughter, Miss
Belle, of Newton, are visiting Mr.. and
Mrs. Holman in North Topeka.
Mrs. w. A. L. Thompson, Miss Helen
Thompson and Roy Thompson will
leave Friday for Glenwood Springs,
Col. where they will meet Mrs. H. P.
Dillon and son Jack. They will spend
sometime at Patterson's ranch before
their return.
Mrs. Ed Burnett and sons will leave
tomorrow for Wichita. From there they
go to Colorado for visit.
Miss Susie Gay arrived from Law
renee last evening and is the guest of
Miss Isabel Thompson.
Mrs. Frank Merriam will leave today
for Manitou where she will meet Mr.
Merriam. She will be accompanied by
her sisters from Kansas City.
A tennis tournament of singles will
be played Saturday afternoon at the
Topeka Tennis club grounds, on the
corner of Tenth and Fillmore streets.
Mrs. William Forbes and Miss Kate |
Haskill left yesterday for Colorado |
Springs.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. H. Johnston and son
BeryI leave today for Colorado Springs. |
Mrs. Harry dinner of Mcfarland,
Kan, is spending a few days here on
her way to Kansas City
Mr. George HOlsinger and Miss Olive !
Morgan of ROsedale returned to their |
home yesterday after a short visit with
Miss Jessie Sill and Miss Birdie King |
in this city
Mr. and Mrs. Robert Smith of Frank
fort, and Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Smith of |
BigelOw, kan, are in the city this |
week the guests of Mr.. and Mrs. James |
Smith and family.
Miss lilo Harris of Ottawa is visiting |
the Misses WATSON.
Mrs. Bert and son Frank of Ell Paso, |
Texas, are visiting Mr.. and Mrs. Mer- |
rick on Polk street.
Miss Louie Smith went to Salina to- /
day to spend three weeks with friends |
Mr.. c. B. Pyle and Mr.. I. S. Buckles |
of Hiawatha, are visiting Mr. J. E. |
Moon.
Mrs. Emma Carter of Manhattan, is
visiting Mrs c. c. Trimmer at PIT East |
Tenth street
Mrs. Howard and daughter Nellie of !
Kansas City, are visiting Mrs. F. P. |
Roper.
Miss Grace Caldwell of Lawrence,
will spend next week with Miss Fannie |
Moon.
Mrs. Harry Richter and daughter |
Miss Bertha of Council Grove, are |
spending the summer in Manitou.
A Look Through South Missouri Tor
Four Cents.
The Kansas City, Fort Scott & Mem. |