The Topeka state journal., 1899-09-13
SOCIAL AND PERSONAL.

Helen Bond
guest of her sister. Mrs h D. Crosby
Mrs C. P. Mcclellan, who has been
spending the summer IN the New Eng
land states, has returned to Topeka,
accompanied by her mother, Mrs Sarah
Hadley.
Mrs A. r Lingafelt is eonvaleseent
from a spell of intermittent fever
Miss Georgiana Wasson, Miss Grace
Collins, Mrs George X Wheeler. Mr.
c. K. Wheeler. Mr. Paul Torrington,
and Mr.. Ed Mitchell spent yesterday at
the Coultis farm
Miss Lutte Johnston. a teacher in
Lincoln school. and Prof ]. l. Emble-
ton, of Washburn college, were married
September 18th, in Kansas City, by
Rev. F r. Hill.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. S. Clark and daugh-
ter Grace, leave Thursday for Madison,
Wis, for a visit
Mr.. A. Ledrnan of St. Louis, is Wis
itfng friends in the city
Miss Edith Guibor returned today
Mr.. Edward s. McGinnis, of stan
berry, Mo, formerly of this city. and
Miss Marie Bromich, daughter of Mr.
Joseph Bromich, were married Tues
day evening at the residence of Rev.
Father O'Donneu of Stanberry. A wed
ding supper was served at the home of
the grOOm's sister, Mrs J. E MuIera-
The young couple viii go Immediately
to housekeeping.
Mrs Henry Shaw of Lawrence, is
visiting relatives in Topeka.
Mr. Dick Rogers has gone to Law
renee to attend the Phi Psi hop.
Miss Neal Taught and Miss Lottie
Robinson who have been teaching music
during the summer months in LebO and
Melvern have returned to resume their
work at Bethany college
Misses lIyra. Grace and Maud Van
Houten returned Monday from St JOS
eph. where they have been visiting rela-
tives-
Mrs. c. C. Foster has gone to kan
sas City for a short visit
Mrs. r. L. Walker spent today with
Mrs Webb and returns to Kansas City
this evening
Mr.. and Mrs Chas E Abbott and
two daughters have returned from a six
weeks visit in Peoria, III.
Mr. H S. Montgomery is in Chicago
on business.
Mr. John L. AIcAIanus has gone to
St Louis
Mrs. Harry Stillweu returned from
Chicago Sunday
Miss Pearl Latham. who has been ab-
sent from the city about a year and a
half has returned.
Mr. J. J. Mannion of Omaha is visit
ing Mr.. H A HOdgins.
Mr. and Mrs Ed Long are home from
a visit in Colorado
There was a slight Improvement in
Mr.. Roland MedlicOtt's condition yes
terday-
The Comiscio club has reorganized
and will give a dance October q.
Miss Pearl Weber is back from a
summers outing in California
Miss Lutilla Harris leaves Friday
morning for trip through Indiana and
Mr.. clifford Updegran has gone to re-
enter Wentworth academy at Lexing-
ton, No.
Mr.. Brock Goddard left yesterday for
his home in Leavenworth-
Mrs L s McFadden has returned
from a visit in Chicago.
Mrs. L. s. Mason returned yesterday
from a visit in Chicago.
Mr. Jack Sharitt left yesterday for
Lexington, No, to resume his studies
at wentworth academy.
Miss Grant of Wamego is visiting
friends in the city
Miss Beula George is back from a
visit in Kansas City.
Mrs Will Greene and Mrs. John
Greene of Salt Lake City arrived in
the city yesterday to visit friends.
Mrs. J. Leon and daughter EsteIle
and Mrs c. Pracheimer, of Kansas
City, are spending this week with To-
peA1a friends on their way home from
Lake MinnetOnka, where they have
been spending the summer.
The young ladies of Potwin are or
ganizing a club for the winter. The
name and purpose of the club have not
yet been decided upon.
Miss Dora Clark will entertain in
formally Friday evening
DR. and Mrs c. E. Esterly of Law
renee came up today to attend the cir
Gus
D. A Allen and Miss Alice McKitrick
were married Tuesday evening at the
home Of the brides parents, SIC Clay
street.
A number Of friends of Mr.. and Mrs
James Clark assembled at their home,
121 Polk street Tuesday night to ceIe-
brate the 18th, or crystal wedding an
niversary of the couple James Cuth-
bert. president of the Scottish society,
was master of ceremonies. Among those
who furnished songs We're Mr.. A. Allen,
Mrs Esther Stnlman, James Miller and
John Lowrie. Many presents, all of
crystal, were presented to Mr.. and Mrs.
Clark
A very pleasant surprise party was
given last evening at the home of Mr..
Samuel Keran- The evening was spent
in music and games Those present
were: Rev. Keran and wife, Misses
Louise Wilson. Matte Dixon, Nettie
Dixon, Laura Deever, Jeanie Keran,
Maggie Keran. Matte Haddon, Olive
Garfield, Matte Dumars, Messrs- Ben
Maroney. Walter Triggs. Bert Crugg,
VIII Keran, Luther CobIentz, Irwin Ke-
ran.
Mr.. D. J. Greenwald. who has been
in the east for four weeks, is at home.