The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1899-09-05
SOCIAL AND PERSONAL


Mr.. T. Fletcher Dennis and Miss
Minerva Dennis arrived today from
Washington. d C. to spend month
with their parents. Mr. and Mrs. T. c.
Dennis on Tyler street
Miss Agnes Gunther returned today
from a months visit in Chicago
Mr. and Mrs Ed NeLtles left today
for their home in Chicago after a few
days visit with Nj Nettles mother
Mrs James L. King viii leave the
middle of September for Chicago to
meet her daughter Miss Emily who
has been spending the past year in
They viii spend a few days in Chicago
before returning home
Mrs. David Palmer who has been
spending the greater part or the sum
ner in Michigan. has returned home
Bernard Crosby and George Snyder
went to Saliua today to enter St Johns
Military school
There viii be called meeting Of the
Ladies Shakespeare club, Wednesday
morning. September s. at the home OF
the president, at the corner OF Western
avenue and Eighth street
Among the Topeka people who spent
Sunday at the Coultis farm were
Judge and Mrs a. l. Redden, Mr.. and
Mrs Arthur Murphy. Nj and Mrs.
George Eagle. Miss Lee Redden. Mr..
Fred Gordon. Mr. Paul ROehr and Mr.
George Noble
Mr. J. N. Miner went to the CouItis
farm Monday TO accompany home his
wife and son who have been spending
a few days there. Miss Fe Waters also
returned with them.
DR.. D. E Esterly. eye and ear. has re-
moved to 735 Kansas avenue
Mrs. c. A Fellows and daughter
FlOssie left Monday for a two weeks
visit in Chicago.
The members of the Eastern Star viii
give social Wednesday evening, Sep
TENDER s. at the home Of Mrs. B. T.
Welch. at 307 Harrison street.
Mrs Wiley Cook has returned from
a weeks visit in Mound Valley, Kan
sas.
Mrs T. ]. Hankla left Sunday for
several weeks visit in Elmira, N 7.
Mrs Banks and daughters Anna and
Emma and sister. Miss RosebUrg. re-
turned today from an outing at the
COuItis farm.
Miss Carrie Goddard has returned
from a few days visit in Kansas City
Mrs F. H Parkhurst and family viii
return Wednesday from Madison, Wis.
where they have been spending the
summer
Miss Anna Dodge of Madison, kan
arrived Monday to enter the business
college.
Mrs. W. ] Black is spending a few
days in Leavenworth-
Mrs W II Wood returned today
from a two months stay in Colorado
Mrs Olive Robson spent Sunday with
friends in Lawrence
Mrs n. 5. Hoover went to St Marys
Monday TO spend the remainder of the
week
Night session of the Standard Short
hand school begin Sept IL
Mr. Stephen Cross Of Joplin. No. is
IN the city visiting his brother. Mr.
Thomas Cross
Mr.. and Mrs. D. o. McCray and
daughter Lena returned Monday from
reW days visit with relatives in Cam
erOn. Missouri.
Miss Louise Reed of Bloomington.
H. who has been spending the sum
ner in Topeka, left for her home the
last Of the week
Mrs C ". KimbaH and little son
Of New York city, who have been
spending the past seven weeks in To-
peka with Mr. and Mrs r 81. KfmbalI
on Polk street. left few days ago for
Virginia. where they VIII visit before
returning home.
Mr.. owen Smith went to Lawrence
today TO attend the university.
Miss Nay Black and Mr. w s Gun
Their returned Monday from the Coultis
farm.
Mrs P Walsh and daughter Annie
Marie viii leave Wednesday for Mex
leo, Mo-, where Miss Walsh Will enter
Hardin college.
Miss Sue sharitt returned today
from visit with Miss Eleanor Nc
Caskey at Fort Leavenworth.
Miss Pearlade Prescott. 1102 Taylor
St teacher OF violin. and a student Of
KunkeL Jacobsohn and Boucher, has
opened her fail term
The following young people enjoyed
a pleasant little picnic Monday after
noon and sanins at the Reform school:
Miss Adah Carter, Miss E.da Smythe,
Miss Mabel Jones. Miss Teddfe smith.
Miss Wilson. Miss AIOOdv Miss Olive
Knox, Miss Matte Knox. Mr. Charles
I.agersrroH. Mr. Albert Fellows and
MI John Lee
Miss Julia Chute has returned from