The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1907-04-09

der to satisfy the people who will ask
for tiresome details about the date of
publication, and so forth, it will be ex-
planned that this is no light piece of
fiction TO be turned out in a week or a
month or year but that it is Lie
Work and that if he finishes it by the
time he is sixty he will have achieved
gigantic undertaking. With this
! myth thoroughly established he ex-
poets to be left in peace to enjoy his
leisure as he sees tit-
The annual business meeting and
election of the Guild of Grace -cathe-
| dral will be held tomorrow afternoon
| in the Guild narlors. The members
are requested to meet at one-thirty in
order to dispose of the election and
other business in time for the monthly
missionary meeting to be held imme-
diately afterwards and at which
Bishop Millspaugh will preside in the
absence of Dean Kaye. This meeting
closes the missionary meetings for the
year.
The seniors of the high school held
a class party at the home of Mr.. Roy
Payne Saturday night. The compost
ton of class songs and progressive
conversation were the features of the
evening. Those present were Miss
Boyle, Miss Ann Butterfly. Miss Edna
B. Campbell, Miss Erma Gordon, Miss
Ruth ]. Grandon. Miss Louise Hof-
man, Miss Dora r. Lovitt Miss Marian
Magaw. Miss Helen Morrow Miss
Mary Overholt, Miss Mildred Smith.
Miss Margaret Swan, Miss Caro- NJ.
Trimmer, Miss Edna Walker. Miss
Florence White, Mr.. E. Frederick
w. Campbell. Mr.. Clyde Chalmers,
Mr.. Ray F. Cope, Mr.. Fred Gilluly, Mr..
Hiram Kingsley. Mr.. c. Sherman
Metzger. Mr.. Cyrus Monroe, Mr. Merle
Tor n u
Row Payne, Mr.. George Dahoney
Villee, Mr.. Ralph Wetherbee, Mr..
George Wilbur, Mr.. Theodore T.
Zercher.
The Portia club gave an informal af-
ternoon- at the home of Mrs. G. F.
Worley in Potwin Place yesterday in
compliment to Mrs William Davidson
club who is visiting her Topeka friends.
Those present were: Mrs. w. NJ. Dav-
idson of Omaha. Mrs. E. J. Whitaker,
Mrs. James c. Allison. Mrs. F. ]. Crum-
bine. Mrs. E. G. Foster, Mrs. E. A.
Fredenhagen. Mrs. J. H. Frizzell, Mrs.
]. H. Mcbride, Mrs. B. F. McGifhn,
Mrs. L. NJ. Powell, Mrs. B. H. Pugh,
Mrs. F. G. Slater. Mrs L H. Stricken,
Mrs. d. c. TiIlotson, Mrs. c. H. Men
ninger, Mrs. Organ, Mrs. Searle and
Mrs. Afford.
Emporia Gazette: Mrs. NJ. L. Stewart,
of Topeka. who is here in the interest
of the FL )rence zCrittenton home. is
meeting with success. The club women
are being interested as they are in To-
peka an article in Sundays Capital.
telling of Mrs. Klingenberg and others
goiag from house to house selling home
made candy to raise money to buy
sewing machine for the home. showing
how deeply Interested they are. Mrs.
Robert King has kindly consented to
receive contributions of money, also do
nations of anything and everything
useful and needed in a house, to be
shipped by April II. and hopes liberal
donations will be given.
The meeting in the First Presbyteri-
ian church Sunday afternoon, in the in
terest of social purity, was a success in
every way. There was good attend
ance, and deep interest was manifest
ed. Mrs. Weatherly presided and in
troduced the speaker. Mrs. NJ. L. Stew
art.cf Topeka. who told the women some
startling truths.
Notes and Personal Mention
Mrs. Ira ]. Mix, of Chicago, will ar
rive tomorrow to join Mr.. and Mrs.
]. D. NJ. Hamilton and their son. John.
Thursday and expect to be gone a
month.
Miss Elvia Millspaugh will go to Leav-
enworth this week to spend a number
of weeks with Miss Ann Ryan.
Miss Frances Council will leave Fri
day for Chicago to spend a fortnight.
Miss Constance Crowther returned to-
day from Leavenworth where she Wis
tied her sister, Miss Evelyn Crowther,
at st. Mary's academy.
Mrs. Harry Weaver, of Kansas City,
came today to visit her parents, Mr.
and Mrs L. B. McClintock
Mrs. Robert Pierce VIII leave the first
of the week for New Haven, Conn.,, to
spend two months with her sisters.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. R. Burrow and their
son, Randall. will leave this evening for
Horton to visit Mrs. Elmer Ames. They
will return Sunday night.
Mrs. Harold Frederick Mes of Brook
Ign and Miss Susie Sweet, who is visit
ing in the east, will spend a day or two
with Mrs. John Pullman in Bridgeport,
Conn, this week. Mrs. Mes expects to
come to Topeka in June, accompanying