The Topeka state journal., 1899-06-19
SOCIAL AND Personal.

SOCIAL AND Personal.
Mrs J. NJ. Meade entertained at an
Informal six o'clock dinner Saturday
evening complimentary to Mr. Burr
I.akin whose marriage will take place
in Atchison Wednesday.
There were about thirty guests pres
snt- all old friends of the family Iney
were seated at two long tables one IN
the dining room and the other on Ihs
wide porch. The decorations were OF
carnations and roses.
Camping Party Returned.
The following young people who have
been spending the past week camping
at Maple Hill, chaperoned by Mr. a1o
Mrs Frank Parr. returned Sat qfoag IIt;1S,
and report fine time; Miss Daisy
Sherman. Miss Janette Lord, MISS ~ la: an
Davis, Miss Edna McCIntock, MISS
Bessie Stewart, Mr- Dorr SoFt6oh' NJ NJ
Tom Frost, Mr.. Walter Smith, Mr.
kurtz Kelam and Mr. Gulltord Duo-
ley.
Notes and Personal Mention.
Mrs. r. L. Walker and daughter
Rebe have taken rooms Tor the summer
at 3I4 West Sixth street
Miss Edith Davis has returned from
q visit with friends in Lawrence.
Miss Carina Cook Of Herington is in
the city the guest of Miss Villa Tomlin-
son at her home at zoe Woodlawn ave
Miss Priscilla Alexander left today
for a visit with her sister in Illinois;
her brother. Mr. VIII Alexander, accom-
panied her as far as St. Louis.
Miss Maude Kimball will leave this
week for months visit in Beloit, Sa-
Ina and Wilson.
Mrs F. S Mitchell has gone to
Menominee. Wis. TO visit her daugh-
ters. Mrs. James Leison and Miss Myr-
tie Mitchell.
Mrs NJ. A Low and daughter ezra
are spending the day in Kansas City
Mr.. and Mrs. " J. Black went to
Chicago today for a short trip.
Mrs. W. :. Tilton of Denver. formerly
Of Topeka, is spending a few days in the
city.
The members Of the Portia club and
their families will enjoy their annual
picnic Tuesday afternoon at Garfield
park
Mrs F. A Botsford and son Bliss re
turned Saturday from a two weeks
visit with relatives in Denver
Miss Effie Graham viii go to En-
poria- Tuesday to spend the summer.
Mrs. A A Rodgers and Mrs. A. K.
Rodgers went to Washington Kan, to-
day to visit Mrs Andrews.
Misses 1Otue and Bird Griffith left
Sunday for their home in Colorado
Springs after a several weeks visit
with Topeka friends
Mrs H. 5. Dinner and son Harry will
leave Thursday for a months visit with
relatives in Dayton, o.
Miss Katherine Ernich will go to Fort
Scott this week to visit relatives.
in EmpOria.
Ar and Mrs. o. d. Wolf returned
sunday from a weeks visit in Chicago
and Kansas City.
Mrs. Ben Allen left Saturday for her
home in Washington, d c, after a two
weeks visit With Mrs. E. A Prescott.
Mr. Lester Davis and Mr.. Harry Rig
by are planning to give a hay ride
Wednesday evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. Eli G. Foster will leave
the first week in July for California
-
weeks
Miss Mary Richter spent Sunday at
her home in Emporia.
There will be a called meeting of the
Nignette club Wednesday afternoon at
the home Of Mrs. John E Lord
Miss Jeanette Wheeler of Lawrence
Is expected in Topeka Tuesday to visit
Miss Edith Davis.
Miss Ruth Trapp will entertain the
T T. club Friday afternoon at her
home on Van Buren street.
Miss Agnes Lee of Kansas City ar
rived today to visit the family of MI
and Mrs John F. Lord
MIR. Ernest Council of St. Paul Mimi
formerly Of Topeka is visiting friends
in the city.
J. c. Allison has returned from
t1lathe where he went to attend the
funeral Of his father.
Miss Maisie Mclaughlin of Chicago
Is visiting Miss Lydia Culp at her home
on Quincy street.
w; W Decker spent Saturday and
0uIlIa% IN EaO1a with relatives
The COmmisceo club viii give sub
scriptlon dance at Vinewood, Tuesday.
Mrs E. E Herrick and Mrs. r. T.
Highland, Kan
Misses Gertrude and Maud Barnes
VIII leave the middle of the week for.
mer
MISS Harriet Parsons of Wichita
spent sunday IN Topeka on her way TO
NhlcaSo to spend the summer.
me annual recital of Mrs. McCoy's
pupils will occur Monday J11na as ard
not this evening