The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1898-07-26


descriptions OF social affairs VIII not b
published.l
Mrs Joab 1Iu1vane who was injured
quite seriously in a runaway a few
weeks ago is improving slowly though
she is not yet able to be up.
Miss Edna NIcClintock and Miss Vera
Low went to Trenton, No, today for a
two weeks visit.
Miss Ada Ward OF Kansas City who
has been the guest OF Miss May Thomas
at Belvoir
Mrs J.. Crumrine and daughter who
have been visiting Miss Mabel Crumrins
returned TO their home in Chicago Sat
panied them home.
Miss Lena Pitts left Monday for Chi
cago and COlfax, Ill, for a two months
visit.
Miss Emma White and Miss May
Davis left Monday for Chicago where
they will spend a week; from there they
are going to Bear Lake to spend sew
eraI weeks.
lowing people left Monday evening for
a weeks outing at pretty spot a little
beyond Martins Hill: Mrs. Charles
COIburn, Miss Lillian WhiteIOck, Miss
IVAN Davis. Mr.. Frank Davis, Masters
Harold COlburn, Glen Davis, Albert
Spivey and James Mcfarland.
Miss DOllie Zimmerman has returned
from a three weeks visit in Lincoln and
Omaha.
Miss Grace Hopkins of Solomon City
arrived today 10 visit her cousin, Miss
Gertrude Hopkins.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Horton are going
to Emporia Thursday for a two weeks
visit.
There viii be a lawn party at the
home of Mr.. Victor Martin on Thursday
evening.
Miss Edith Davis is going to Kansas
City Friday for a several weeks visit
Mrs. NJ F. Rigby, accompanied by her
Colorado the first Of the month to spend
the remainder of the summer.
Mrs ]. S. Coe is visiting friends in
Kingman.
Mr. and Mrs. ]. L. Constant left today
for an outing at Colorado Springs.
Mrs. c. 5. Sutton is going to give a
bicycle party Wednesday evening COM
pIimentary to her guests Miss Simmons
and Miss Althea Simmons of Cedar
Rapids, Iowa
Miss Anna Thomas returned to her
home in St. Louis today after short
visit with Miss Olivia VanTassel.
The members of the Stedman club are
going to spend a social afternoon at
Garfield park Thursday of this week 4
lunch Will be served and the members
may invite their friends.
Miss Anna Dunn of Kansas City, who
has been visiting friends in Topeka for
the past month. viii leave Friday for
Salt Lake City to spend the remainder
of the summer with her sister.
Miss Mayme HaIIarin is going to
Louisville Thursday to spend a week or
ten days.
C A. Pierson who has been visiting
his sister, Mrs. F. A BOtsford. left to-
day for his home in Indianapolis. Ind
Mrs w w Wick and son William
have gone to GlenwOod, Iowa, for a
two months visit; they will also go to
Omaha before their return.
Mr. and Mrs. W. F. Roehr have gone
to the northern lakes for two weeks
outing; they will visit in Chicago on
- aT
Mrs. a A. Scott and children have re-
turned from a months visit with Mrs.
Scott's parents in Peoria, Ill
Mrs. F. A. BOtsford has returned from
a two weeks visit in Usage City with
relatives.
Mr.. and Mrs. W. T. Crosby and Mrs
z. H. Crosby viii leave Friday for
Rye Beach, N. H. to spend the remain
der of the summer.
Miss Mary McGiffin is spending her
two weeks vacation at Horton.
Mrs. J. W. Barber entertained a num-
Der Of little people Monday afternoon in
honor Of the birthdays of her little son
and daughter. Kenneth and Hazel Re
freshmentS were served on the lawn
which was gaily decorated with flags
Mrs. Barber was assisted by Mrs Gill
lette. Miss Gillette and Miss Clark
Those present were Helen Brown, Min
ME Jones, Cora Trimmer Grace Ed
ridge, Paul Callahan, Ray Callahan,
Charlie Eldrfdge. Harry Gillette, Fred
Dyal, Human Wagner.
Mr.. F n. Kissler Will leave Thursday
for Prescott, Ariz-, where he has &C
cepted a position.
Miss Mary Jansen entertained a few
friends very pleasantly a an informal
porch party Monday afternoon compIi-
nentary to her cousin, Miss Nellie Will
bOur of Winfield. The wide porch was
draped with large flags and bunting;
rugs, easy chairs and cushions were in
abundance and the afternoon passed
very quickly. Ices and cake were
Tv1a~a OO1Ir fifteen guests
present
Miss Marion Harris and little niece
of Dodge are spending a few weeks with
relatives and friends in Topeka
Miss Nan Harris has gone to Kansas
City to spend a couple Of days with her
cousin.
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