The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1907-01-26
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ance and presented the girl who i'm
| personated him, Miss Florence Burge
| with a dozen American Beauties. Now
one of the other Villains" Mr. NJ. D
Hagny editor of the Wichita Beacon
| impersonated by Miss Lulu Healy. has
| come across" and sent flowers te
lain who has failed to show bis appre-
citation of the honor done him by the
| Washburn girls. and a Topeka man al
that. FieI File!
| -
| There will be a Heidelberg party to.
night. Guess who's going.
| Mrs. Charles Curtis. whose husband
has recently been named as senator
| from Kansas, is very well known In
| Washington. Mr. Curtis has a sister
Miss Dorothy Curtis, who is considered
very clever politician. She has been
her brothers private secretary and
confidential clerk for some time. and
has done brilliant work She is en-
gagged to marry Frederick Philip
Metzgar, now of Hardy, Okla. Be-
sides her work in politics Miss Curtis
is quite a gifted artist, and has assist
ed Mrs. Curtis very much with her
social duties at Westinghouse. Louis
GIobe-Democrat-
Two young women of the smart
set" were in charge of one of the U
and 1 club booths at the Midwinter
questionable one where postal caro-
photographs are made while you wait
Now, even il you are a smart setter,
il becomes you, when working for
charity. as in a case of this kind, to
forget your habitual reserve, hauteur
and all that sort of thing and jolly up
the hoi polloi. These girls understood
this well enough and they done so, =
with the result that they made a great
hit A couple of rough necks hung
around their booth all the evening and
their admiration was unmistaka pie
SAY" one of them finally asked the
Young women, aren't you the same
girls that had this picture graft down
at Helms park in Kansas CITY las'
summer"
A modest Topeka man wrote four
page letter the other day In which tbs
pronoun 1 occurred forty-one times
Lawrence World: Mrs. Cora Lewis Of
Kinsley, Kan, one OF the pest KhoMn
day to speak before the sociology
classes of the university. Owing to the
address to be made by Prof. Palmer OF
Harvard, Mrs. Lewis did not speak but
will probably return and talk TO the
students at some other time
Mrs. Lewis left for Olathe this morn
ing where she will visit the institution
of the deaf and dumb. In talk with
a reporter for the World this morning,
Mrs Lewis expressed herself very
plainly concerning the work that can
be done by the club women OF Law
renee. Speaking of the recent diff1cul-
ties and disgrace arising here from the
Young girls who are allowed to be on
the streets all the time, Mrs. Lewis
said:
But can not your club women here
take this matter in hand? 1t is their
duty to take an interest in city affairs
and-they can do much toward solving
this .Fproblem- The juvenile court can
exercise its.sauthorfty over those girls
who are under 16 years of age and IN
many places this court is not strict
enough. But for the younger girls, the
club women can provide. Their work
is literary, of course, but they should
broaden OUT
Mrs. Lewis went on speaking on this
line, the undercurrent of all her talk
girls as Mabel Coy, should be taken
up by the women of the literary clubs
of Lawrence. The Lawrence clubs have
been strong in membership and in their
work. Mrs. Lewis thinks. But" she
added, they have always been slightly
inactive"
Mrs Lewis told of the talk which
she made before the Women's Press
aroused some discussion by speaking
freely of the situation there. She told
of a visit to the state institution at
Beloit, and of the girls who are taken
there. She seemed very much interest
ed in everything concerning the uni
versity, for she has two children who
are of an age to take up their uni
careers. She has heard the re-
these young girls of Lawrence who
have attracted So much undesirable at
tention recently.
do you know" she said. II think
that the faculty could help these girls
so much by exercising its authority. It
would not hurt the university, and
would help save these girls
Mrs. Lewis is a hearty and earnest
talker and she boarded the train she
said: You should work out this ques-
ton, and it is the business of the news
paper to do this. Tell the club women
Of the situation and they surely can
not help but give their aid
Misses Laura and Gertrude Haynes |
md Mi. Homer Haynes will entertain |
he Sophomore class of Washburn col /
eye Wednesday evening at their home /
1t S22 Jackson street north.
The fortnightly students recital of !
he Washburn music school was given
yesterday. The program follows:
Savotte in d. Bach
Miss leila Bressel.
dy Peace Thou Art. Shubert
Miss Ann Sweet.
Nay Has Come. Bohm
Miss Florence Garlock.
Lord Be Merciful. Homer Bartlett
Miss Ethel Laing.
Air de Ballet in G. -. Chaminade
Miss Charlotte Funk.
Winter Lullaby .De Koven
Miss Ethel Davis.
Fourth Wazurka. ....... GODDARD
Miss Mildred Pestana.
IRISH Love Song Lang
IRISH Lullaby Needham +
Miss Eleanor Sims.
Love Thee Grieg
Miss Bertha Dinsmorc.
Who Is Sylvia ? Shubert |
Miss Grace Boies.
Nocturne in Chopin i
Miss We're Simmons.
The Copeland at homes inaugural