The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1902-11-29
Notes and Personal Mention.

Mrs. Charles Hudson of the City of
Mexico will arrive Sunday from New
York to spend a day with Mrs. W. }.
Black and will leave Monday accom-
panied by her sister, Miss Louise Willis,
who has been Mrs Blacks and Miss
Updegraff's guest for several weeks. Tor
home
Captain and Mrs William Fo-tescue
of Leavenworth are guests OF Mr. and
Mrs. George F. Sharitt.
Miss Augusta Dewey, who is the guest of
Miss Charlotte Parkhurst, returns to her
home in Abilene Sunday.
| Miss Louise Alder and Miss Mabel
Barber. of Lawrence. are guests of Miss
Maud Bates.
Miss Margaret Johnston is expected
home in about fortnight from western
university at Oxford. Ohio, for the
Christmas holidays
Mrs. w. L. Trump has gone to Ottawa
TO visit Miss Anna Staley. Her mother,
Mrs Josephine Kits, of ottawa, is here
! during her absence.
Miss Alice Williams, of Kansas City,
will spend Sunday with Miss Grace
xNelch-
Mr.. Don Thompson returned Wednes-
day from New York city, and will leave
the last of the week for San Francisco
Miss Wilma Tyler, the harp sOloist.
wto plays at the federation meeting
| Wednesday, has already established
quite "a reputation in her art. She has
studied under the best masters of this
country and Germany, and was in con-
! cert WOEk LOT some Tune. Last year she
was graduated from tie Chicago Mu-
steal college in the department of mu-
steal science She brings her own harp.
a thousand dollar instrument. with her.
Mr.. Joe Williams, of Detroit. Mich.
was in town Thursday and Friday.
Mrs. Alice WOrswsck. of OSkalOOSa.
who is to be on the federation pro-
gramme for Wednesday, is the chair
state federation. Mrs. Worswick studied
for some time abroad, and is a prac-
tical artist. For two years she has
been the teacher of art in the publit
schools of Leavenworth and of the Art
league there The art exhibits at Sa-
lima last spring and at Holton this fall
were under her management, and will
do much toward eleVating the standard
of art among the clubs. Mrs. WOrswlck
is quite well known in Topeka. Last
winter she gave a most instructive and
interesting paper before the State
Teachers association here. She is vel
qualified to testify to the value of art
to the Individual
Miss Martha Beck of Holton, who
comes down to the federation meeting
next week, is the president of the city
federation of HoltOn. which has a hum
dred or more members. Miss Beck is
also q member of the conference COM
mittee of the states charities and cor
rections, in the state federation. She
will be Mrs. H. o. Garvey's guest while
in town.
Investigate the STANDARD Shorthand
schools improved method of instruction
It produces a higher standard of eff
cheney and saves the pupil two months
time. $50 Kansas avenue.
Miss Cora Eby is in Burlington, where
she was called by the death of her
sister
Miss Ethel Ladd has returned from
an extended visit to Mds. w. M. Day in
Arkansas City.
Mrs. Josephine Burford and Miss Rose
Canine of Waverly, Ind, are guests OF
Mrs. Celia FOrdyce.
Mr.. Charles Tulloch entertained a few
friends at whist last night at his home
on West Tenth street. Those present
were Messrs. Carl Henderson. Charles
Brimer, Willis LoInmasson, Glen Sulli-
van, Walter Graham. Ray Dickinson
and Harold Bishop. Mr.. Tulloch goes tc
Garnett Sunday for an indefinite period