Social Scene Recaps From Topeka Evening Social
A Topeka society page notes a large Thursday dinner for Mr and Mrs Ryan of Washington DC hosted by Mr and Mrs L Williams with 14 covers, a candelabrum centerpiece, and Syrian embroidery. It lists guests including Mr Jon Dickey, Mrs Frank Jarrell, and Miss Florence Rossington among others. Additional notes mention card club games, upcoming meetings, guests in town, and several local engagements and travels.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ryan
Thomas Ryan
Washington, D. C
L. Williams
Jon
James L. Ae
Fg Dickey
Frankan Jarrell
Flortnce Rossington
Wine
Bir
Aronis S Willams
Burns Williama
Charles Harney
Inter
Edna Crane
Elmiy Klog
Esterly
Dire. H. Klinkenberg
Cawker City
Kar
Topeka
Leon Tuttle
J. B. Case
Clara
Abilons
Chicago
Eee Wil
Battey
Mildred
Powhatan
Kan
Rallie Lynn
St. Louis
Emporia
Dirk W. A. Johnston
Ohio
HV. Hincksey
Mitccogee
Pek
Farily
Ana Darrah
Leavenworth
Plorence Rossington
Lula Bywart
Kansas City
Ethel Merwin
CM. Atwood
F. D. Fuller
New York
Boston
G. Feeene
I. B
Albert Munday
Galena
Kaa
James Sears
J. Herren
Alva
Viola White
Washington
Philadelphia
Davis
Son
Arkansas
Snowden Parrett
Sea
Wiestburn
Bro
H. A. Hortos
Dams Bros
Kansas Avenue
Marvin Robinson
Galveston
Risby
Rirby
Myr
Frank Carr
St. Pax
Carl Osborn
Totnes I
Edith Snyder
S. Southwick
Rochester
Bliss Miller
Tamronce Streat
Toni
First annual Kansas Charities meeting in Topeka
The Kan 24s Association of Corrections and Charities held its first annual meeting in Topeka with representatives on Friday evening including Governor Stanley and F W Blackmar. Saturday featured reports from committees on poor houses, epileptics, and protection, plus discussions led by Dr J D Van Nova and Dr FT Unit Osawatomie.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Corrections
Char- Lee Wall
Topeka
Representative Hall
Governor Stanley
F. W. Blackmar
HH Hart
National Conference of Corrections and Charities
W. I. A Johnson
Dom Flak
Tacuretet
Bes
Powiceaky Simin
Becta Bon
Simona Mutchinwin
Governine Stanley
J- D. van Nova
Oxawafoente
Chalraz
BT Topel
CB Eyrautiener
National Association
Br Evanseeseer Topeka Kanspa City Officers
Kansas City official oversees blind school creation as part of education reform. Lapler Williams named to lead efforts with new superintendent and staff to implement program changes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Evanseeseer
Prosperity’s Work Thanksgiving Proclamation by Governor Stanley
Governor Stanley proclaims November 29 as a day of public thanksgiving praising Kansas prosperity. He cites wheat granaries rising bank deposits growing cities and farms and notes two hundred schoolhouses and many churches built this year. He urges all to refrain from secular pursuits and attend worship to give thanks for blessings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stanley
Kansas
Will Discuss Legislation By State Teachers Association
Frank Nelson chairs a meeting in this city next Wednesday evening. The committee, appointed by the State Teachers' association, aims to recommend legislation in education. Members include John MacDonald, John G C Short, L T Hannen, A B Carkey, and Saline and Cuffy county superintendents. Paris dispatch notes a China yellow book praised in parliament. Special prices on Hagster teachers' Bibles at Bennett book store.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Nelson
State Teachers’ Association
John MacDonald
John GC. Short
Saline County
L. T Hannen
Cuffey County
A. B Carkey
Concordiality
Paris
Vigars
China
Hagster Teachers’ Bibles
Bennett Book Store
Kansas
Ayenum
Ex-President Cleveland Letter and Local Names List
New York reports Ex-President Cleveland wrote from Princeton denying any move to regenerate the Democratic Party though hoping it may happen. A local list names attendees including Amelia Baty Lillie Cram Lillie Swanson Nettie Irish May Siskinger Mabel Hickon Ada Sage Gertie Magnixon Marlon Snyder Scott Snyder Alfred Cros Arthur Chase Robert Smith Ernest Trieh Arthur Stokinger Alex Bate and other figures. In Seattle a note cites Nome bankers reporting $5 000 000 gold output for the season vs $2 000 000 in 1890.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miss Amelia Baty
Lillie Cram
Lillie Swanson
Nettie Irish
May Siskinger
Mabel Hickon
Ada Sage
Gertie Magnixon
Marlon Snyder
Scott Snyder
Alfred Cros
Arthur’ Chase
Robert’ Smith
Ernest Trieh
Arthur Stokinger
Alex Bate
New York
Cleveland
Princeton
Fight with Boers near Bothaville details of defeat and losses
London reports via Johannesburg on November 8 detailing Col Legallais engagement with about a thousand Boers. Knox reinforced Lemallais to crush the Boers, who fled east after five hours of fighting. Devwet and Steyn's secretary Devillers were wounded or captured. Boers suffered 23 killed, 30 wounded, 196 captured. seven guns taken. British losses were three officers and four men killed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bothaville
London
Lord Roberts
Johannesburg
Dite
Adie
Col Legallais
Knox
Lemaliais
Devwet Andteyn
Lemallais
Kilias Steyn
Devillers
Clay School Picture Fund Benefit Attended by Ad Astra Quartet
A local event to aid the Clay School Picture Fund features the Ad Astra quartet performing in the city. Teachers from Clay will host the benefit on November 15.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clay Sehoweve
Oltad
Ad Astra
Beneft
Clay Achoot Picture Fund
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Paz Koe
Ercoats
Kerseys
East 6Th Street
Topeka, Kansas
Hudson's Hall
Calkin
Pilowe
and Mire Curtis Batley
Alles Ellie Baker
Giipin
Katherine Phishman
Graze Noble
Eteabeth Cols
Marcia Spivey
Helen Walker
Bosale Wilson
Eithel Wilson
Lester Davie
Herbert Robinasn
Bernard Ley
Allan Luuck
Fred Gehagan
Paul Roehr
Frank Bark
New Card Club
ARES
Teschera’ Association
Thelz
Strickly
Oxford
Obers
Ulster
Otters Boc
Seattle
Wash
Nome
The
State Journal
Col. Logalla
Dewet
Smith-Dorrien
Dahimanyths
Cipaga
Mov
Tampa
Dugishenprakins
Monel Ie Pines
Tampar Net
Gaul
Poe
Pekin
Shanghai
Lea
Masti Ee Miathiine
Gaepeng
Peonill
Kinewing
GMS
Shetead
Castoria
Frieze Ulsters
Ck Sulia—Gouy Rearing
Senate
Vicuna
Vienna
Union
Hine Wong
Biue
Santneaiae
Ben
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