The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1896-08-05
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 Grace Weaver entertained last
ssvening informally at a lawn party, in
honor of Miss Florence Smith Of Water
bury, Conn
Miss sWeayer's guests were Mr.. and
AIRS c. B. Merriam, Mr.. and Mrs. Will
eTrump, Miss Smith, Miss Nellie Nc
4 ClintOck, Miss Jessie Shellabarger, Mr..
C. NJ. Merriam, Mr.. Ned Osborn, Mr..
Harry Weaver, Mr.. S. Stoddard.
A number of the Junior EndeavOreTs
of the North Topeka Christian church
gave Chauncey IeW a surprise party
last night. Those present were Misses
Ada Baird, Halle Baird, Minnie Saw
yer, Matte Hanan, Tinnie Mcdowell,
arthur WeIlman, Herman Buechner,
Walter Summers, Thomas Summers,
EEarI Tew and Lloyd Tew.
The Young Peoples Society of Chris
church were entertained by the Misses
Barnes last evening After a short
business meeting a musical was en-
5Oyed- Those appearing on the pro-
Eramme were: Mrs J. D. Camp
bell, Miss Jennie Starr, Miss Serena
Pratt Miss Daisy Starr. Miss Ina Shaw
and Miss Matte McGregor.
A number of friends were entertained
by Miss Edna Carpenter last evening
with a musical and porch party. Those
present were Miss Viola White, Miss
Lillian Tefft, Miss Ada Marshall, Miss
Emma Dennis, Mr.. W. c. z. SeebOeck
Ed Curry, Mr.. Julius Wedding, Mr.
Mart Wil1idal. Mr.. Ed Dennis Mr.
Claude Stanley.
Mr.. and Mrs Ed LaRge entertained a
few whist players Monday evening
They We're Mr.. ana Mrs. George M
Eagle, DR.. and Mrs LOWery, Mr.. and
Mrs. Chas. Nelson, Mr. and Mrs. J. 5.
Collins, Mr.. John Collins, Mr.. c. H
EVhitelOck.
Harry w. Mcdaniel of Kansas City,
Mo, and Miss Cora F. Smith of Law
renee were married at the home Of the
brides brother, Mr.. Homer Smith, at
Lawrence Monday afternoon. The
Rev. R. w Williams, pastor of the
Lawrence Congregational church, per
formed the ceremony before the reIa-
rives and few friends of the contract
ing parties. Mr.. and Mrs. Mcdaniel
came to Topeka Monday evening, where
they viii make their home The. bride
IS a charming young lady of Lawrence
and the groom a popular young bust
ness man of Kansas City. He has
settled in Topeka and established a
camera rental agency.
A swimming party visited Cages lake
aast night They We're Mr.. and Mrs.
Will NJ. HOrd, Miss Ella Ramsey. Miss
Lillian Mcfarland. Miss Pearl McFar-
land, Miss Jean Frost, Miss Georgiana
WATSON, Miss Mabel Quigley, Miss Leila
HOrd. Miss Eleanor Work, Miss Martha
Bradshaw, Miss Annie Nellis Miss
Edna Speer, Mr.. G. z. JOslin. Mr.. Will
Speer Mr.. Ed KeIlam. Mr.. Paul Tor
ringtOn, Mr.. Fred Gordon. Mr.. Al Frost.
Mr.. Joe Morgan, Mr.. Luther Nellis and
Mr. Norman Speer of Chicago.
Miss Myrtle Davis entertained for her
guest, Miss Kate Pencil Of Atchison,
last evening at a lawn and porch party.
The invited guests were Miss Edna
MorehOuse, Miss Mary Moon, Miss Edith
Thatcher. Miss Nellie Small, Miss Edna
McClintOck, Miss Vera Low. Miss Lot
tie Ranney Miss Lillian WhitelOck- Miss
Libbie Hazlett. Miss Nellie Mohr, Miss
Margaret Bear, Miss Winifred Wagner,
Miss Ivah Davis, Miss Edna Speer, Mr.
Frank Sheldon Mr.. Frank Davis, Mr..
Tom Clements, Mr.. Floyd Mcdonald,
Mr. Will Wadsworth, Mr.. Dean Low,
Mr. Homer Low. Mr.. Charles Lager
strom, Mr.. Fred NcGiffin, Mr. Hal Haz-
lett, Mr.. Tom King, Mr.. Walter Smith,
Mr. VIII Speer, Mr.. David Lal1in, Mr..
Harry Howe. Mr.. Fred Robbins, Mr.
Archie Williams, Mr.. Dave SibIey.