The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1907-06-05

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for the haunting fearaofs missing the
last car. In order to avoid this ca
4 tastrophe he had to leave at 10 O'Clock
and the second nights experience re-
peated that of the first only he was
not disturbed by his friend who slept
at home and telephoned in the morn
ing that he thought he'd postpone
sleeping out doors until it was hot
along about August. say, unless the
ice went out sooner.
/ Barkley is still sticking to the sim
pie life, because he is afraid to quit
IT on account of boots and jeers of his
friends. But oh, how he does welcome
a chance evening visitor at the club
/ and he can hardly wait for the next
club dance, although he doesn't dance
and has heretofore been dragged to
parties when he went at all, in spite
of his screams. When he comes in
town in the evening the very signs on
the street car look good to him and he
has begun to take an interest in the
announcements of the high dive and
trick bicycling at Vinewood. The
lights in the houses have a friendly
! look when he approaches, though,
| cleaning across the golf links and the
meadows and farm lands that SCR
/ round his country home they are in
| expressibly lonely and disheartening.
He is getting so he can sleep some in
| the tent though in spite of the crick-
! CTS, .otl Sy CdlS. 1iOWlIIlS dOSS anu
croaking frogs. and if he can only
/ succeed in finding some way to shut
| out the early morning light he may
find the simple life cure for in
somnia yet.
The following girls were graduated
from the College of the Sisters of
Bethany this morning: Miss Mildred
Polndexter, Topeka, Miss Theresa
| Critchfeld. Oskaloosa, Miss Anna John
! son, Hamilton, Miss Margaret Barnes,
Rawlins, Wyo., Miss Olive Lederer,
| Mcpherson, Miss Ruth Price, Johannes
| burg, South Africa, Miss Theodore Marsh,
Anthony, Miss Ora Lower Haddam,
Miss Anna Freese, Winfield, Miss
Roxy Johnson, Oskaloosa. Miss Vir-
ginia Bostwiek, Miss Grosvenor Culver.
Barnes, Miss Ruth Price and Miss
| Helen Hazlett contributed to the pro-
gramme of the certificate recital in
piano. voice and dramatic art at the
college last night. The ele-
mentary school held its graduation ex-
ercises yesterday morning. The gradu-
ates are Misses Mildred Morton, Ruth
Wilson, May Kelly, Jean Hodgins,
Helen Louise Crosby, Nellie Gatlin.
Della Aldrich and Hattie Price. The
Rev. Percy Silver of Fort Leavenworth
gave the commencement address today.
The presidents of the clubs in the
Topeka federation are requested to be
at Unity church at o'clock tomorrow
afternoon to attend to business of inn
portance preceding the June meeting of
the federation which begins at 2:30
o'clock. The programme of the meeting
promises to be exceedingly interesting
Mr.. George NJ. Stone will give a talk
on How to Look at a Picture, and
there will be music and reports of the
state federation meeting in Kansas
City Kan. Miss Amanda Jones of
Junction City will be guest of the
federation.
Great excitement in Sa1ina. Stuyve-
SAINT Fish, Jr.. of New York. son of the
deposed president of the Illinois Cen
trail and of Mrs. Stuyvesant Fish,
leader of the New York smart set. is
expected there to take a position as
assistant agent for the Rock Island II
is not known just when he will arrive
but his mail has begun to come in and
the Salina girls are at the station ev-
ery day to watch for his arrival
BY the way. speaking of the Stuyve-
SAINT, Fishes--.a, Topeka family knows
them all and has lived next door to
their country place at Garrison-on-
tbe-Hudson! Isn't that Perfectly
Grand?
Mrs. M. F.. Rigby and Mrs. w. o.
Rigby will entertain for Mrs A. L.
Johnston and Mrs. William Hull of
Somerset. Ohio. Thursday afternoon.
Mr.. Charles Lommasson entertained
last night for his brother. Dewitt. who
is home from Baker university for the
summer vacation.
The First church of Christ. Scientist,
corner of Polk and Huntoon streets,
has issued invitation for a pipe organ
recital by, Mr. G. B Penny my. Friday Gl:;,,
serve to dedicate the new organ.
Miss HARRIET Thompson entertained
informally Tuesday night for Mrs
Tf17s
fred Myers assisted her. The others
asked were: Miss Rertha Britton Miss
vina Macmurry. Miss Dorothy LIGHT.
Miss Minnie LIGHT Miss Edith Rice
Miss Lillian Brain Miss Bertha Senft,
Miss Bertha Rightmire. Miss Jessie
Rice. Miss Ida Roudebush; Mr. and
Knowltor. Mr.. Leo Elmore. Mr. |
Cawain Elmore, Mr. Ernest Carr. Mr.
Harry Fox. Mr.. David Thompson. Mr. |
Perry Lynn. Mr.. Jay Reed. Mr.. Sher- |
man Shoup. Mr.. Martin Hanson, Mr.. |
Fred Munson.
Mr.. and Mrs. S. A. Cook, 1909 West |
street. announce the engagement of |
their daughter Verna Ethel to Mr.. |
RcIlo w. White of this city. Miss
Cook, who was graduated from Wash
burn today with the degree of Bach
elor of Arts. has been elected to the |
honorary fraternity Tau Delta Pi. an
honor accorded to a few of each |
graduating class having the best aver
age grades for the four years. Mr..
White. who is with the Shawnee Fire
Insurance company is a son of Sena- !
tor H. B. White of Mankato. The
wedding will take place in September.
Miss Gertrude Barnes will entertain
the Clio club at dinner at the Vine
wood cafe Friday for Mrs. Charles |
Wilbur and Mrs. Sabin who leave soon
fo,. a 1oeru1apent residence in Boston.
Miss Minnie Jones, 221 East Tenth