The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1896-09-15
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.

Mr.. and Mrs. Thos. E. Davis of 725
Iopeka avenue gave their son John a
surprise party Saturday evening by in
VItlng the members of his Sunday
school class and their girl friends. The
young people present were Gertrude
BOughtOn ArIna Davis Bernice OFT
Enda fZellers, Dollie Grifhths, Fannie
Funk, Hazel Baldwin, Matte Evans
Minnie Davis, Will Kearcher,, Elmer
Shelden, Ralph Babcock, Paul Sweet
Johnnie Davis.
A few young people spent last even
ing informally with Mr.. and Mrs c. S.
sutton and played cards. They were
MISS Emma White. Miss Ollie O'Brien,
MISS Georg1ana WATSON, Mr.. Ralph
Peterson, Mr.. Dan Adams, Mr. Willard
Scott, Mr.. and Mrs. Mckay of the City
of Mexico.
Miss Marian Kenderdine will return
Lne last OF the week from Las Vegas,
nm, where she has been spending the
summer with Mrs. Byron Mills.
MI and Mrs. Frank Ewing and fam
with Mr.. and Mrs. w. B. Whitton on
their way home to Ell Dorado from a
trip to Knoxville Ill.
Miss Margaret Bear returned Sun
day from Lawrence.
Mrs Josephine Carson and grand
daughter, Miss Wilma Carson, have re-
turned to their home in Cambridge. O.
after a visit with Mrs Naomi Peacock
and family.
Mr.: J: NJ. West and daughter. Miss
Jennie nave returned from a. five weeks
bunting and fishing trip among the
Colorado mountains. They visited
Manitou, Colorado Springs, Cripple
Greek and Denver while gone
Mrs. Charles Spencer and son Alec
WIN return tomorrow from Colorado
springs, where they spent the summer
Mrs. Halbert, two sons and two
9aughters have returned to the city
from Stockton. The young people will
attend Washburn college this winter
RADIO.
Mrs. D. J. Small will return Saturday
from visit at various points in New
ofk and Michigan.
Miss Lillian Tefft played the pipe or
gan at the First Methodist church at
the evening service last Sunday.
Miss Mabel Torpey of Trenton. Mo.
VIII arrive the 25th and be the guest of
Miss Vera Low
Mrs. VIII Klamp arrived Sunday from
chicago and is visiting with her par
ents, MI. and Mrs. G. Underestimate
Mr.. Hal HazIett leaves Friday for ST
Louis to complete his medical studies
Mr.. Frank Davis will leave soon for
Kansas City to study dentistry
Rev. and Mrs. Bale of Auburn spent
yesterday in the city.
De Forest Jetmore has returned from
a visit in New York
Miss Martha Bradshaw will entertain
a few friends informally this evening at
a flower making party.
j. X MulVane, w. Henderson and
F. G. Willard will leave Sunday for
American Bankers associati ton, which
meets September %, % and a.
Miss Libbie Hazlett, Miss Anna Carr.
Miss Lillian Whitelock and Mr.. Dean
Low spent Sunday at Lake View
Mr.. Eastman of EmpOria is spending
a few days with his son. Mr.. VIII East
man.
Mrs. Robert DeIahay returned Satllr-
day from visit with her mother in
Kansas City.
Misses Myrtle and Ivah Davis left
yesterday afternoon for Auburn, Mass,
to attend school. Mr. Ernest Council |
them to Kansas City.
Miss Helen Moon is visiting in Butte,
Mont.
DR.. S. B. Anderson preached in the
First Presbyterian church at Lincoln, |
Neb., last Sunday. This is the church /
of which w. ]. Bryan is a member
Miss Daisy Warren of Lawrence is
spending the day with Mrs. Joe Rich |
ard, 623 Lawrence street.
Mrs. Chas. K. Holiday, Miss Amelia !
Garvey, Misses Theresa, Florence and |
Alice ROssington returned this morn
ing from Coronado Beach, Cal.
Miss Julia Larimer will return this |
week from Milan, Mich, where she has |
been spending the summer. Her aunt, |
Mrs Minnie French, will return with |
her and spend the winter in the city. |
Miss Lillian Teft leaves Thursday !
for Baltimore, where she viii attend !
the Woman's college this winter.
Mr.. ]. E. Moon and daughter, Miss !
Frances, returned today from a visit in |
LindstrOnl, Wis.
Miss Rosa Davis has returned from a |
visit in Leavenworth and Kansas City. |
Mr.. Harvey Davis went to Kansas City |
and accompanied her home.
Mrs. J. B. Larimer returned Sunday |
from a months stay in ManitOu.
Mr.. David Lakin has gone to Golden, !
Col, where he will study metallurgy |
at the School of Mining in that city.
Mr.. and Mrs. N. F. Handy will re- |
turn the last of the week from their !
outing in Michigan.
Miss Mary SOmmers has returned !
from Chicago, where she spent the |
summer with relatives.
The Z. and L club will hold their |
annual meeting with Mrs. Frank Hol- |
liday on the 18th of this month.
The members of the various dancing !
and card clubs are beginning to talk !
of reOrganizfng for the winter
TODAY'S MARKET REPORT. |