The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1906-02-22

bic with the dean of the dOrmitOry The
girl was one of the most popular CO.
eds in school and it has been whispered
that her differences were &c used by the
jealousy of some of her less favored
acquaintance.
A new pipe organ is to be placed in
the residence of Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas
E. Dewey in Potwin which will be the
first pipe organ in private house in
Topeka.
The Boy in Summertime has al
ways ben a serious problem. Usually
he has good deal OF time to frivOl
away, and Satan finds work for idle
hands. As a result The boy in summer
time is often bad boy Parents who
ere interested in their boys will be
shown how this question has been
solved by establishing "Bcys Gardens.
These will be fully described and illus
trated by moving pictures in the free
lecture which is given at the Auditor
ium Friday evening, February q, under
the auspices of the Topeka Federation
of Womenis Clubs. Beautiful stereopti-
con slides will show the boys al work
in their garden and some of the results
they attaiHa No father or mother of a
boy should miss this lecture.
Some say he went to California with
her and her mother. Some say not,
Anyway they left town on the same day
and their return was also -suspicioIsly
co1nC1dentaI. The only thing that's
credence to his story that he went east
while she went west was the rapt ex-
preston on their faces when they drove
around town the day after their return.
It was suggested that only a long sep
aration of two weeks could make even
lovers look as happy as that.
The programme of the " eekly recital
of the Kansas College of Music at Sc
ha1 VOC -S7e1r~ rr1Tf
Shepherd Hymn Observation-Disclosures.
Sunday Morning-Dust .......... BohIn
Miss Mira Tompkins.
When Love Is Kind - Thomas Moore
Miss EIanore Sims.
EpllOgue --.---.. --.--. Schumann
Mrs H. L Miller.
Flower Song ......-..............Go unod
Miss Hila Mcbride.
Prelude-No. 20 and 21.......... Chopin
If I were Bird ...........He nselt
Miss Daisy Wellnan.
One Spring Morning. -. Nevin
Miss EUphenia Page.
It is said that western Kansas girl
visiting here has stolen Fright under
the noses of the Topeka girls) one of
the Washburn laws who is clever, hand
some and has lots of friends.
The Best Bower club was entertained
yesterday by Miss Findlay, 522 West
street. The guests were Mrs. H. O.
Stokes of Chicago, Mrs. F. z. Grimes.
Mrs. c. A Moore. Miss Anna Squires
and Mrs. R. z. Barrett Prizes were
won by Mrs w p Hemphiu and Mrs
e. D. Robertson. The club viii have an
evening meeting for the husbands and
a few Other guests Saturday at the home
of Mr.. and Mrs. w P. Hemphill, 513
Taylor street. Mrs. Hemphill Mrs. Rob
ertson, Mrs. Q. E. Judd and Mrs. Thos
Roope, hostesses.
A Topeka rounder who has recently
taken a place on the drivers seat of
the water wagon not only refuses
white rock or any of the other in
gradients but is going about today with
q Ratchet, in the double role of George
Washington and Carrie Nation, cutting
down the cherry trees.
Mrs. w. w Samson gave a party
yesterday afternoon after school hours
for her son, Lewis Samson. The guests
we're Minnie Moore, celia Roope,
Thomas Roope. Grace Samson. VIII
liam Shepard. COrdy Shepard, VIII
Eberly and Rob Knight
Miss Isabel Dickinson entertained
some of her little neighborhood friends
last night at her home, 1905 Sixth
avenue west.
Notes and Personal Mention.
Mr. Frank Reid of Clyde is the
guest of his brother. Mr.. Albert T.
Reid, this week for the meeting of the
Masonic grand lodge.
Miss Mabel Knowles will go to HoI-
ton Friday to stay until Monday with
Miss Ruth Hayden.
Mr. and Mrs George B. McCarty
and Fred McCarty of Emmettsburg,