The Topeka state journal., 1897-08-09
SOCIAL AND PERSONAL.
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. Eugene Ware lett sat
urday for two weeks outing in Cas-
Miss Josephine Shellabarger will go
to Lawrence tomorrow for few days
visit with Miss Marian Innes.
Mrs James H. McGruder of New
Windsor, Col, is in the city visiting
her sister, Mrs. w. o. Barnes at 14oo
Polk street.
La, formerly Miss Minnie Kennedy OF
this city, will arrive Tuesday to visit
Mrs. E. A. Thrill on West Tenth street
Mrs. J. H. Hunt and daughter Alice,
accompanied by Miss Mildred Scott,
left today for Colorado Springs to join
Mrs. Edward Wilder and Mrs. E. s
Lewis who have a cottage there.
Mr. Frank Shellabarger and Mr.
Charles Adams are now travelling along
the Rhine. In a few days they will
meet DIR. Enbree in Paris and on the
21st of August they expect to sail for
New York. They will visit in the east
before returning to Topeka.
Misses Gussie and Bernice Fuller
and Miss Olive Gundry returned Satur-
day from Colorado Miss Gundry is
the guest of Miss Roberta Akers. Miss
Nettie Ware is also the guest of Miss
Akers during her parents absence in
Colorado.
Miss Alice Smith of Bethany will go
to Newton Wednesday to remain until
school opens.
Mrs NJ c. Mann and children will
return TO their home in Riverside, Cal,
after a months visit with friends in
Topeka.
Dean Bodley returned Saturday from
a months visit in the east.
Mrs. o. M Markley and daughter re-
turned yesterday from Benton Harbor,
DR.. G. ]. Mulvane has returned from
Chicago.
Mrs. L. w. willitts and son will ar
rive Thursday from Brooklyn, N. Y,
to spend a month or two with her
mother. Mrs. NJ. A. johnson, and hec
sisters, Mrs. D. ]. Harding and Mrs.
xxr1l
come in the fall and accompany his
wife to California, where they will
spend the winter.
Mr. Ben Criswen and Mr.. Fred Gill
lett spent Sunday at the COultis farm.
Miss Julia Wil1idaI expects to leave
the last of the week for Canton, o., for
a several weeks visit.
Mrs. c. r. Hudson and sisters Misses
Bessie and Louisa Willis returned Sat
urday from a weeks visit in Chicago.
Prof. w. H. Skelton and family of Sa-
lima are visiting friends and relatives
in Topeka.
Richard Mansel has returned from
weeks visit in Emporia.
Mrs. G. c. Blythe and son, G. NJ.
Blythe, will arrive this week from
Portland, Ore, for short visit with
Mr.. Ben Blythe before returning to
their home in Moberly, Mo.
Mr.. E. H. Crosby and Mr.. Ned Hen
derson left yesterday for New York.
Mrs E: c. Nettels and daughter
Grace will return to their home in Chi
cago Wednesday after a visit with Mrs.
Charles NetteIs.
Rev. NJ. c. Long, pastor Third Pres
byterian church of Topeka, wife and
two children; Mrs. Bell Stockton and
daughter, Miss Sadie Warren and Mr..
H. E. Kelley, all of Topeka, arrived in
camp on Tuesday night and occupy
tents. Rev Longs family enjoyed
camp life here last year-Wamego
Times.
Mr. and Mrs L. E Gartside of Atch-
ison, formerly of Topeka, are the pa
rents of a daughter.
Mr.. Bert Roehr will return to En-
poria the first of the week after spend
ing his vacation in Topeka.
Miss Frank Senour is in Valley Falls
visiting relatives.
people, chaperoned by Miss Caroline
Maddocks and Rev. Charles NJ. Shell
don left today to camp for a week on
Grasshopper creek, near Valley Falls:
Miss May CarrUth, Miss Myrtle Acker-
man, Miss Hughes, Miss Ray Smith,
Misses Mary and Kittie Harrison, Miss
Susan Dick, Mr.. Will Magaw, Mr.
Chalmers Finley, Mr.. Lyndon Day, Mr..
A P Bishop, Mr.. Frank Carruth, Mr.
Victor Krof and Mr.. F. c. Jones.
Mr.. and Mrs John Curry of Poland,
o., are visiting their daughter, Mrs. E.
c. Fitch, in Auburndale.
Mr. Archie Williams returned yester-
day from Colorado
Mrs. J. T. Barkley and son Frank left
the last of the week for Colorado where
they will spend the remainder of the
summer.
l. lX.AT E
izona, Saturday.
Mr.. Harry Weaver spent Sunday in
Kansas City.
Miss Alma Carson of Oklahoma City,
is visiting Miss Clara Whitehead
Miss Mabel McGiffin expects to leave
about the 21st of this month for
months visit in New York city and
Judge and Mrs. ]. B. johnson left the
last of the week for Mackinac Island to
remain until fall.
Mrs. A. A. Pride has gone to Kansas
City to visit until September
Miss Nellie Post and cousin Miss
Katie Post returned Friday from Col
orado. Miss Katie Post returned to her
home in Monmouth, Ill, this morning
The home of Mrs. Harker, Twenty
first and Lane streets was the scene
of a merry gathering Friday afternoon
when the following persons, together
with 21 of her little friends came to eel
bartholomew, Mrs. Bard, Mrs. G. Hum
bert, Mrs. Kincaid, Mrs. 1relan, Mrs
Honiss, Mrs. Macarthur, Mrs. McCaf-
ferty, Mrs Hipes, Mrs Lord. Mrs
White, Mrs. Jones, Mrs. Godfrey, Mrs
Harlan, Mrs. Peck, Mrs. Nonken, Mrs.
Whittier. Mrs. Baughmarl, Mrs. Turner
MRS Jack, Mrs Herricl<, Mrs. Gill, Mrs.
Leeeh. Mrs j. N. Iumbert, Mrs Sad
1emfer, Mr.. and Mrs. Comstock Mrs
Colvile, Mrs. Custenborder. Mrs Shu-
craft, Mrs. Harker, Misses Harker Ber-
tie Howe, Florence Colville, Ella Jack.
BERTHE Kincaid. Mrs. Harker entertain
ed her guests with music. Refreshments
were served on the lawn.
Mr.. R ]. Groves has gone to St. Joe
Tor snort visit and from there he will
go TO Portland, Ore, where he will meet
his brother and accompany him to
Alaska
Mrs c. NJ. Day returned to her home
IN Idaho Saturday after a three weeks
visit with her sister, DR.. Jessie Clarke
Miss Hattie Campbell will go to
OSawk1e tomorrow for a short visit.
Miss Serena Pratt is spending a few
weeks in southern Missouri
0<ofG f1r-
in few days for a visit in Fort Madi-
son, Iowa
Mrs. Dilworth, who has been visiting