The Topeka state journal., 1900-08-22
SOCIAL AND Personal.

SUClAL AND Il EhOON LIE
Mrs. w. c. Garvey and little daughter
Margaret have returned from several
weeks visit in Winfield
Mr. and Mrs. W. Il. Crosby are ex-
pected home the first of the week from
a months stay in the east.
Mr.. and Mrs. +. w Benedict, three
daughters and son Charles leave Fri
day for a trip to Chicago and the lakes
Mrs J. K. Jones returns Friday from
a weeks visit with friends in Baldwin
Miss Edith Metcalf leaves Saturday
for two weeks visit In Chicago anu
Lima, Ohio.
home in Lawrence after a short visit
with the family of L H. Crandell.
Mr.. and Mrs. A A Robinson nave
returned from their summer home near
Boston and viii remain for a day or
two after which they viii return.
Miss Nellie Bakers trolley party which
was to have been given Tuesday even
ing was postponed on account or the
rain and will be given this evening II the
weather permits.
Miss Burrie Bowersock will come up
from Lawrence this week to visit Miss
Mabel Diggs at her home on West
Tenth avenue.
Mrs. W. w. Mills leaves Thursday for
a two days visit with friends in Wa
baunsee county.
Miss Roberta Wasson will go to Salina
for a weeks visit with Miss Mary Culp-
Miss Mary Davenport who has been
spending the past two months IN the
city with her aunt, Mrs. w. W. Cook,
will leave Sunday for her home in IN
dianapolis.
Misses Santa and Fe Waters enter
1ained Il few of their friends very infor-
ssasiy at & porch party this morning
complimentary to Miss Mabel Hills who
leaves next week for the east. Their
guests were, Miss Pearl Mcfarland, Miss
Lillian Mcfarland, Miss Virgie Payne
and Miss Hills
Mr.. and Mrs. S. S. OFT returned today
from a two weeks outing in Colorado.
Miss Lulu Ewart and Miss Ethel Mer-
win are spending the day at the Bates
farm with Miss Bessie Bates.
Mrs. J. P. Best of Valley Falls is
spending the day shopping in Topeka.
this morning where he has accepted
position.
Miss Cora Miller returned Monday
from a six weeks visit with her brother
In Toledo. Ohio. From Toledo she took
a number of side trips to the lakes and
other places of interest
Miss Alma George will leave Saturday
for q two weeks visit in Chicago.
Mrs I. B. Campbell left the last of
the week for several weeks visit with
relatives in Detroit, Michigan.
Miss Katherine Mills leaves Saturday
for several weeks visit with friends
in Aurora, Nebraska.
Miss Mabel Adams spent a few days
with friends in Lyndon last week.
MISS Minnie u ell leaves MONDAY TOT
Chicago where she will spend several
weeks.
Mr. and Mrs. Gilbert Sage, of San
Rernardino, Cal, are in the city visit
Naylor
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Joslin went to
Kansas City this morning where they
will visit relatives until Monday.
Miss Mamie Schenck will return
Thursday from Colorado, where she
has been spending the past two months
Mrs E F. Dermott and daughter,
Miss Fannie Funk. will go to Kansas
City Thursday to visit friends for a week
or two.
Mrs ]. NJ. Keener will leave Satur-
day evening for Colorado Springs to
join MIR. Keener. They will make their
permanent home there.
DR.. J. A. Turner and brother, Mr
Fred Turner returned to Kansas City
today after a short visit in the city
Mrs. Turner will return the last of the
week.
The Elks are planning to give a Sc
ries OF social sessions at which the Ia
dies will be guests.
Mr. James Dargitz, of Leavenworth.
viii visit his parents in Topeka next
week.
Mrs. Edward l.. Cumback. of st. Joe.
Mo, is in the city visiting her uncle and
aunt, Mr.. and Mrs. George HanIey at
1015 Taylor street.
The annual convention of the Shaw
nee county w. c. T. u will be held in
the central congregational church, Fri
day, August "a, at 10 g. m. and .. m.
Master Claud S. Miner is spending the
week in AtchisOn. the guest of Mrs
Harry Nesbit and family.
Miss Louise Kent has returned from
a few days visit with friends in Law
renee
Mrs A, w. Ernest has returned to her
nome In LeavenWorth after a few days
visit with friends.
Miss Ivy Laptad entertained num-
Der OF her friends very pleasantly Tues
day evening at her home She had in
tended the affair to be a porch party
but on account of the rain it was
changed into an informal house party
A short musical and literary programme
was given by number of the guests
and the evening was closed with dane
ing Refreshments were served. Miss
Laptad's guests were Miss Ethel
White, Miss Tracy Krauss. Miss Cora
Council, Miss Gertrude Miller. Miss
Hattie Olson. Miss Hattie McElroy.
Miss Moore, Miss Mary Haskins. Mr..
Luther Bright, Mr.. Howe Mr.. Crow.
Mr.. Louis Thorpe, Mr.. Ernest Gustin.
Mr. Wogle and Mr.. Losson Whitteker.