The Topeka state journal., 1900-09-10
Topeka SOCIETY.
Engagement OF Miss Lottie TEL.
Robinson Announced.
Bethany Teacher to Wed Frank
Duffy, Of Massachusetts.
MR.. AND MRS. HULING
Mr.. and Mrs. Claude Conr0e
Give a Tea.
News and Doings of Topeka So
ciety People.
MR. AND MRS. HULING

0tA17~5S WILL A~nS RA1SS SSA--A44o~% -
in Chicago.
Mr.. and Mrs Claude Conrce enter
tanned at tea. for Mr. and Mrs. Frank
Huling. In the evening the pastor and
young people of the First Baptist church
gave them q very pleasant surprise
Mr.. and Mrs. Huiing were presented
with very handsome set Of silver
spoons and a booklet of the notes of
congratulations They were presented
by Rev. P. w. Crannen In behalf of the
young people. Those present were. Mr..
and Mrs. George Lerrigo. Mr.. and Mrs
Scott and daughter Lsla, Mrs. Blanch-
ard. Misses Sarah Knapp, Maud FarrOw,
Hattie Godfrey. Ethel Pankey, Blanche
Hawley, Carrie Sheffield. Belle Fletcher,
Serena Pratt, Lola Pankey, Ida Godfrey.
Eva Hutchinson, Kittie Whitaker, s
EckstrOm, Halle Whitlock. May Haw-
ley. May Hamilton. CaIlie Mcdowell,
Beam. Edgar Mcdowell, Win Godfrey.
P w CranneIl. Charlie Sheffield. Alden
Knapp. Clarance Mcdowell
home. 1920 Quincy street, for Miss
Amanda Dahlen of Kansas City Mr..
Sam Eckstr0m and Mr. Peter Pearson
rendered some pleasing numbers on the
Mr.. and Mrs GustafSon, Mr. and Mrs
Roam. Mr. and Mrs. Malmberg, Mr.
and Mrs. Olson, Misses Ella Lundburg,
Nellie johnson. Ida Stanfovv, Anna Eek
Anna Nelson, Sophia Bergman. Anna
Dahlen. Messrs. Sam EckstrOn, Earl
Eckstrom, Peter Pearson. Oscar Pear
son. Elias Anderson. +. W. Bortan, Vim,
Nelson, Emel Peterson. Mr.. Bergman.
Miss Marcia Spfvey has returned from
q months visit in Chicago and St Joe.
Miss Harriet Curtis has returned
AFtChfRan
summer.
Mr.. John Abraharns returned Satur-
day from a months visit in the east
DR. Mary v Church, OF Boston, is v1S-
iting her parents, Mr.. and Mrs T. H
Church, on West Eighth street.
Mrs Mcmillan and Miss Francis Nc
MILAN spent Saturday and Sunday in
Kansas City
Miss Alice L. Smith arrived yesterday
from New Hampshire to resume her
position as a teacher at Bethany.
Miss Grace Dauchy, OF Chicago IS
visiting Mrs C. G. Colburn. at her heme
on Tyler street.
Mr. and Mrs W. C. F. Reichenbach
spent yesterday at Lake. View
Mr.. and Mrs Dick Johnson returned
Saturday from ST. Joe.
Miss Ruth Campbell has returned to
her home in Ottawa after a visit with
Miss Lillian Valentine.
Miss Pearl E. Sample returned Sun
day from an outing in Trinidad, Dem
yer and Colorado Springs
Mr.. Alvin Wick spent last week in
town.
Mr. W. NJ. Rynerson Of Kansas City.
formerly of Topeka, was in town today.
Mrs. c. K. Holiday and Mrs. T. ].
Kellam returned Saturday from Chi
cago.
Mrs. ". ]. Black returned Saturday
from a few days in Chicago
Miss Marguerite Rheinberger who has
spent the past two months with her
B. T. Welch. has returned to her home
DR.. and Mrs. ]. C. McClintock and
returned yesterday from Charlevoix.
Mich
Mr.. Frank Sheldon of Kansas City
spent Saturday and Sunday in Topeka
Mrs C. t Trap and daughter, Lillian,
returned Saturday from Colorado where
they have spent the last three months
Mr. Dave Gossett Is spending two
weeks vacation in Colorado
Mrs Tom Anderson leaves today for
Kansas City and Chicago.
Mr. and Mrs. c. ". Kouns have re-
turned from Virginia
Mr.. and Mrs Lou Wolff and children
who have been spending the past two
months with Judge ]. T. Clark have re-
turned to their home in Indianapolis
Mr.. Magaw from Salina. brother of
Judge Magaw, will teach at the Topeka
high school this winter. His mother has
removed to this city and they will reside
at 1919 Fillmore.
Mr. John Green left yesterday for Nil
Waukee and Chicago.
Miss Della Whistler has returned to
her home after a several weeks visit
with Miss Jessie Myers.
Mr.. Frank Cooley OF Holton spent Sun
day in Topeka
Mrs ]. d. Mcfarland and son Jamie
spent yesterday in Lawrence and re-
turned home this morning
Miss Bernice Fuller who has been Wis
iting in Cedar Rapids, Ia. returned this
morning.
Mrs John Green will go to Salina the
last of the week for a couple Of weeks.
Miss EfIle King returned Saturday
from five weeks visit in Minnesota
Miss Grace Gilbert who has been visit
will return TO her home this week Mrs.
COllingWood will accompany her Tor a
several months visit.
Mr. and Mrs. Charlie Heaton have re-
turned from Lyndon.
Mr. Ed Jolly spent Sunday In town
Mrs Charles T. Cavert and daughter
Esma have returned from California
where they spent the summer.
Mr.. Harry Donaldson and Mr. Will
MiIligan leave today to spend two weeks
in Indiana
Mr. Charles Hodgs0n spent yesterday
in Kansas City.
Mr. julius Wedding Of Kilmer spent
yesterday in the city
Mr. w. 5. Matthews Of ST. Louis is in
the city.
Bethany college viii open for the faIl
term next Wednesday.
Miss Marie Kiesow Of Kansas City is
visiting in the city
Miss Olive Gundry leaves today for
Lawrence to enter the university.
Decline in Cotton Conditions