The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1901-08-05


The chief topic Of conversation dur
fng the past few days has been the
circus Tuesday evening. and parties
galore are being planned for it. The
first large one to complete its list viii
be composed OF the following young
people: Miss Lulu Richmond of An
thony. Miss Edna Batten OF wichita,
Miss Mary Flndlay Of Wichita MISS
Harriet Stanley. Miss Helen Qulnton
Miss Fay Quinton, Miss Allapeie
Troutman. Miss Olive Gundry Miss
Addie Skinner. Miss Bernice Fuller
Mr. Wallace Thompson, Mr. Bert COOK
Mr. Bernard Crosby, Mr. Maurice
O'Rourke, Mr. Albert Pond OF Kansas
City. Mr.. Harley Reisman, Mr.. Howard
Patten Mr. Harry Stanley, Mr.. Bert
Cartilage, Mr.. sheldon Wentworth
A Lawn Party.
Miss Mildred Poindexter has invited
about twenty of her friends for a lawn
party this evening at her home on West
Eighth avenue. The porch and lawn
are to be gaily decorated with Japa-
nese lanterns and furnished with rugs,
cushions and cosy corners. Refresh
ments will be served on the lawn late
in the evening.
The affair is to be very informal.
The invited list includes: Miss Bessie
Resseguie Miss Marjorie IIette, Miss
Ethel Hyman. Miss Ella Davis, Miss
MARGARET Welcome. Miss Margaret
4TaTNPE. L.
Andrews. Miss Lois Cook, Miss Mile
Ware. Miss Julia Whitney. Mr.. win
CollinsOn. Mr.. Carl Trap. Mr. sumner
I1veringham, Mr. Leo COnwen Mr. Don
Harry sturgis. Mr.. John Heller Mr.
Tilkham Neale and Mr. Amer Rowley-
Two Weddings.
Two telegraph operators married in
Topeka Sunday We're Mr.. =. F. Nc
Pherson to Miss Tillie Zimmerman.
and Mr. Charles D. Crochet to Miss
Anna Kraemar.
Mr. CrOtchett was formerly operator
for the Postal company, but is now
with the Santa Fe. Mr. Mcpherson is
now with the Postal, and has been for
a number Of years The invitations
for the marriage Of Mr.. Crotchett ana
Miss Kraemer nave been out for sew
eral days but Mr.. Mcpherson and Miss
Zimmerman have kept their engage
nent a profound secret. and stole a
march on their friends by being mar
ried Sunday afternoon several hours
previous to the marriage Of their
friends Both couples have many
friends in Topeka who wish them the
best of success.
Notes and Personal Mention.
Mr.. and Mrs. d. II. Forbes and son
Ralph left today for several weeks
outing at ManitOu and other Colorado
resorts
Miss Lulu winton. a trained nurse
4.
Effie Wells at Emporia.
Mr.. and Mrs John Cleveland have
moved into their new home at 1884
Quincy street.
Mr. and Mrs w A. Morton and
daughter Ethel are expected home soon
from months trip to the Great Lakes I
They are now visiting in Geneseo.
Miss Lucy Green and Mr. George W
Martin and daughter spent Sunday at
MISS Green's home in LecOmptOn.
Mrs. Henry Keller returned the last
of the week from a short visit in
-Atchison with her daughter.
Miss Matte Holyoke left today for
a several weeks stay in Colorado.
Miss Jessie Marsh expects to leave
soon for visit in Colorado Springs
with Miss Birdie Griffith.
Miss Grace Gilpin is expected over
from Leavenworth this week to visit
her sister, Mrs. Ed Terrell
Mrs. Emma Brockway of Ottawa,
spent Saturday and Sunday in Topeka
with her daughter. Mrs. Albert Warner.
Judge G T. F'oote is in Manhattan
on business
s. S OFT has returned from a west
ern business trip.
Mrs Fannie Sutherland left the last
Of the week for visit with her daugh-
ter. Mrs. wv. w. Carr. in Denver.
Mrs. Charles Rain and son Charles
arrived today from Arkansas CITY. to
see Mrs. Rains father Mr. N F.
Nightingale who is i'll at the Santa Fe
hospital.
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Patterson win
leave the last of the week for a several
weeks trip to Galesburg and Chicago /
Illinois
Miss Blanche O'Nen win come over
from LeavenWorth the last or the week
to visit Miss Julia We1lhOuSa At her
home on Topeka avenue.
Mrs T. p hartman and daughter
katherine arrive today from Fort
Worth. Tex, for several weeks visit
with Mrs Zartman's mother. Mrs. Mary
a ClOuEh, on TYLER street
c W. Emery arrived today from IN
olanapohs for two or three days
visit with Mr.. w. w Mills
Miss Jennie Hagar returned SUNDAY
from several weeks outing at Green
Mountain Falls. Colo
Dr. G. A Mcclure returned Sunday
from Spring Lake. Mich where ha no..
been spending a number Of weeks for the
benent q his health Mrs Mcclure die
the remainder Of the summer there
M SiS SO I.oaise esartley has returned to
visit IN Topeka with Mr.. and Mrs E. al
Miss Josephine yanArnburgh is nlann,n.
e 1eaye the last Of next week for q triD
70 4-uqing5on and other northern points
xrip through California. Oregon and
Anthony Bulletin. Mrs. j r Dariels
Slce president Of the Topeka Orphans'
nome. g IN the city comforting with the
care OF orphan children in this county
~ Fl y. FouIlss Of ~ Dorado is
daughter. Miss Grace FouIks -'- ATl
Mrs. J. A. Nelson has returned "a 1s.
nome IN Cherry vale after a months visit
IN Topeka with relatives
Miss Eva Man berry Oh NFcpharson fs
spending few weeks in the cftv thr
guest q her sister. Mrs A. A HAYES
Miss Ruth Campbell has invited ar77es+s
Tor nigh I've party this evening at her
nome on iN.er street, complimentary 10
her guest Miss Mary FistSe of Cftaz7-a
Miss Maud Harding went IL Sill To1,is
toGaN q look up the new fall STYLES in
Miss Jessie Willard Of Lawrence Is
spenclnS the week in Topeka with Miss
Miss Edith Williams of Ennoria IA
friends WIN
Mr.. and Mrs. John T. Riggs left TODAY
Ter g two weeks. visit at lIrs Ell. 81 =