The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1899-07-06
SOCIAL AND Personal.

SOCIAL AND PERSONAL.
The following young people were de-
1ightfuIly entertained Tuesday evening
at the home Of Misses Myrtle and Lulu
Fordyee on Taylor street: Miss
Edith Metcalf Miss Eda Srnythe,
Miss Emily Goe, Miss Nellie Wetherholt,
Mr. VIII White, Mr.. Gillespie, Mr.. Nat
Black MIR. +. W. StraWn, Mr.. w. D.
Goodwin and Mr.. Z. S. Alvord.
The Pleasant Hour Club.
club and their families celebrated the
Fourth with a picnic at the home of Mr.
ana Mrs. Charles Adams at 1858 Lin
coin street.
The ladies had planned to serve the
supper on the lawn but the sudden
shower made this impossible so it was
served indoors instead. The rooms were
prettily decorated with asparagus fern.
sweet peas and flags. Small tables were
placed through four of the rooms, max
ing a pretty scene with their settings Of
china. silver, and flowers.
The lawn was lighted with Japanese
lanterns ana a fine display of fireworks
closed the evening. There were about
Sc guests present.
A Pleasant Picnic.
The following party enjoyed a pleas
ant picnic at Lake View. Tuesday; Miss
Pauline Maier, Miss Leila Hord, Miss
McMahan, Miss Lulu McMGhan, Miss
Katherine Enrich Miss Emma Whit
mer. Hiss Hen Butterfly, Miss Emma
McMull en-, Mr.. Cephas Wingett,s Mr.
Frank Burch, Mr. Lem White. Mr.. JnO.
Green, MI Charlie Marley, Mr. Bert
Harris. Mr.. Tom ,Whirmer and Mr..
Fred Click.
Notes and Personal Mention.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Sargent and chill
dren, Mr.. and Mrs. J. P. Wahle and
children and Mr.. and Mrs. S. A. Scott
and daughter spent the Fourth at Mar
tins Hill
Miss Berenice Fuller left today for
Colorado Springs where she will spend
AlIers.
Mr.. Edward Dennis returned today
from a short visit in Leavenworth.
Mr. Glenn Hail mas gone to Cleveland
and Madison, Ohio, to visit relatives.
Miss Emily Goe will leave Saturday
for her home in Mount Pleasant, Ohio,
10 spend the summer. Her sister, Mrs.
a D. Ogden and children will accom-
pany her for a months visit.
Miss Frances Brockway returned to
her home in Wellsville, Kan, today.
Mr.. and Mrs. D. O. McCray and
daughter Lena left Wednesday for a
trip to Chicago and the lakes.
Superintendent w. NJ. Davidson IS
spending day in Kansas City
Mrs. z. Davidson WOrden left We'd
nesday for Cincinnati, to spend the
summer.
Mr.. ana DIrsw. H. Young ana daugh-
ter have gone to Colorado Springs.
Mr.. c. S. Downing is in Denver on
business.
Mrs. NJ. c. Hammatt and Miss Cros-
by left Wednesday for Hancock Point,
Me. to spend the summer.
Miss Helen Otis returned Wednesday
from a months visit in HOltOn.
Miss Rebe Walker went to Lawrence
today for a weeks visit with friends
Miss Ida L. Keener will leave in two
or three weeks for Denver and Colorado
Springs to spend the remainder of the
summer.
Mrs. J. NJ wallace will leave soon for
Indiana where she viii spend the sum-
mer.
Mrs. Adelaide Norton King, proprie-
tor and editor OF the Wampus, Wis,
Times is in the city visiting Mr.. and
&rs, W. F. Parker at their home on
Harrison street.
Miss Ethel Harrison. Of Ottawa, who
Is visiting her sister, Mrs. Brooks, will
return to her home Saturday. Miss
Netde Ware and Miss Ethel Wilson will
be her guests during the ChautauQua
assembly.
Miss Gertie Burr returned to her
with Topeka friends.
Miss Arnold of Louisville, Kan, spent
"wednesday in Topeka.
c. R. Hudson is spending the day an
Kansas City.
Mr.. Hobart Mills spent Tuesday and
"Wednesday with friends in Hiawatha.
Mrs. 7. E Armstrong left today for
California to spend the summer.
Mr.. Earl Mcdowell visited in Kan
sas City two or three days this week
Mr. Fred McGif1n is visiting in Kan
sas City.
Mrs. VIII Miller and daughter of
kansas City are in Topeka the guests
OF Mrs. w. W. Decker.
Miss Anna NJ Parry Bundy spent a
few days in Lawrence this week with
Miss Maud Miller
Mr. Clarence Poindexter left today
for Louisville, Ky; he expects to make
the trip on his wheel
W. A. Fife Of HarrisonvilIe, No, is
an the city visiting his brothers, w. w
Decker and Mr.. Charles Dacker.
Miss Nell Mode will leave Friday for
Chicago where she will spend two
months with her aunt
Mrs. f. NJ COckren and daughters
Grace and Helen, and sister, Mrs S
r Bagweu of ROssville, have gone 20
Mansfield. o., for a months visit with
Mrs. Cockrell's parents.
Summer is the time to take lessons in
elocutiOn. Gail at the Topeka conser-
vatory, lis West Sth street Special
prices for class or private lessons. Also
classes in literature.
FLAG RAISED,