The Topeka state journal., 1900-06-14

MISS I1lllan w Wh1teIOck, MISS myrtle /
Davis, Miss Ivah Davis, Miss Vera Low, |
Miss Grace Weiss, Miss Susie Gay, Miss
Emily King, Miss Helen Thompson, Miss
Nina Thomas, Miss May Thomas, Miss
Mabel Knowles, Miss Mabel Quigley,
Miss Mary Thompson, Miss Bessie Stew
art, Miss Daisy LalSin, Mr. Frank Davis,
Mr. Albert Patton, Mr.. Frank White
lock, Mr.. Lon Davis Mr.. Galen Nichols,
Mr.. L. Junior Bennett, Mr.. Joe Morgan,
Mr. Tom King, DR.. D. E. Esterly, Mr..
Will Tiffany, Mr.. Lew Graham Mr..
Walter Burgess, Mr. Ralph Valentine,
Mr. VIII Wadsworth, Mr.. Henry Beer
man, Mr.. Joseph Blondin, Mr.. Harry
Valentine, Mr.. VIII Alexander, Mr.. Clad
Hamilton, Mr.. John Waters, Mr.. Fred
McGiffin and Mr.. Dean Low.
Notes and Personal Mention
The Conversation club will be enter
| tanned at supper Friday evening by Mr..
and Mrs. Dell keizer. This will be the
last meeting of the season.
Mr.. and Mrs. D. o. McCray and
daughter Lena spent a few days the
first Of the week in Cameron, Mo, with
relatives.
Mrs. ]. c. Wilson and daughter Ruth
went to Atchison Wednesday for a few
days visit.
The young ladies of the Thalia club
will picnic at Garfield park Friday.
Miss Millie Martin and brother
Charles stopped in Topeka Wednesday
! on their way from Junction City to
/ Kansas City.
Mr. and Mrs. J. E. Mcleod entertained
! the members of the B. 3. club at dinner
| last Friday evening.
/ Mrs. H. s dinner of Mcfarland stop
ped in Topeka short time today on her
way to Wilson, KAN for short visit
with relatives.
Mrs. William Hegadoorn of Porto Rico
is in the city visiting her parents, Mr..
| and Mrs. Omar Newman in PotWin.
Mrs. NJ. A. Low will leave Friday with
Mr. Low for trip to Philadelphia and
| Washington.
Mrs. A T. Daniels and Mrs N F.
| Handy will entertain the Daughters of
the American Revolution Friday after
noon complimentary TO Mrs. A II.
Thompson who will give an account Of
| the D. A. R. congress which she attend
| ed in Washington in the winter
| Miss Martha Salisbury, who has been
spending the winter in Topeka studying
music. returned to her home in Kansas
City Wednesday.
Miss Anna Payne, who is visiting her
sister in Kansas City, came up to attend
the Whist club Tuesday evening.
Mrs. Solomon StOddard of Kansas CITY
is in the city visiting her parents, Mr
and Mrs. Walter Littlefeld. Mr. Stod-
dard and Mr.. P. H. Sternbergh will
come up to spend Sunday
| Mrs. George Haines and Miss Belle
Haines of Sabetha; spent Wednesday in
Topeka with Mr.. and Mrs. John E.
Moon.
Miss Inez Nesbit has returned to her
visit with Mrs. J. NJ. Miner
Mrs. w w. Willis and daughter Susie
| OF Lawrence are guests of Mrs. A. NJ.
/ Fuller on West Sixth avenue.
Miss Florence Miner of Ottawa is
spending a few days in Topeka with her
: uncle and aunt, Mr.. and Mrs. J. NJ
Miner.
Rev. ]. Caleb Kirk is spending a few
! days in the city.
Miss Vida Wood returned Wednesday
! from Michigan where she has been
spending the past two months; she was
Wood who has been attending the
: Western college at Oxford, Ohio. A tai
fy-ho party will be given in their honor
[ this evening.
l Mrs NJ. F. Niles and daughter Edith
I of Albuquerque, n. M, arrived in To
i peka Wednesday,, and after a week
visit with Mrs. c. Washburn and other
friends they will go to Chicago to meet
4 Mr.. Hal Niles.
4 Miss Ethel Mclaughlin will go to Col
! orado this week to spend the summer.
Mrs E. ]. Callahan left this morning
? 1or her home in Guadalajara, Mexico
= after months visit with her parents
4 Dr- and Mrs a. NJ Callahan Her sis
: ter, Mrs. Harry Miller and son Noble OF
Il FL Dorado, who have been spending :
few weeks here, accompanied her as fai
as Newton.
Mrs. c. J. Devlin and family expect t.
. leave Friday for Colorado 10 spend the
y summer.
Engraved cards and wedding invita-
tlons- Adams Bros. I'll Kansas avenue
Miss Alice Smith left Tuesday fol
Boston to spend the summer
@ Miss Grace Forbes, of Kansas City
spent Monday in the city with hei
sister, Mrs w o. Nevill.
3 Mr. George A. Hanson has returned
:. to his home in Cleveland. O., after {
r two months stay in the city.
7 The engagement has been announced
= of Miss Ef1ie Boltz and Mr.. Charlie.
I Chapman The marriage will tax,
place Wednesday, June 20.
f The pupils of the Quinton Heights
Z. school planned and carried out a ver1
It pleasant surprise party Tuesday even
g ing for their teacher, Miss Daisy N
n GrlSgs The time was spent in musi
= and games and at the close of tn
e evening refreshments were served
Miss Griggs and her brother lef
, Wednesday for Pennsylvania
It MIS-. A. L. Stump, of Shelby, O., i
} spending the summer in Topeka wit
= her parents on Topeka avenue.
d Rev. F. S. McCabe and daughter
/ Miss Martha McCabe, came up fror
d EmpoTia Wednesday and viii spend tn
= summer in Topeka.
q Mr. w S. Fits Mr.. Frank Pitts an
Mr. T. r. Marey of Albany, N. Y ar
= in the city visiting Mr.. and Mrs. B. E
Pitts.
s. J. Miner has returned to his hom
in Sabetha after a short visit in To
- peza with his brother, J. NJ Miner
# The RalstOn club viii hold its las
~ meeting of the season Friday evenin
- at Kindertcn Place, the home of NJ
n and Mrs George Hackney, in High
# land Park. The members are requeste
81 to meet at the transfer station at 81
IT O'Clock and transportation viii be Pre-
vided for all This meeting was
- have been held the first of the weel
\. but was postponed on account of ii
" rain.
Mrs. Mary c. West and Mr. S. {
- Miller were married this morning {
l" the home of Mrs. West, at S19 Huntoo
street. The ceremony was Derforme
ID by Rev. J. c. Miller, of Empori
Id brother Of the groom. The affair We
r very quiet and informal as only a fe
Of the more intimate friends were pre-