The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1908-08-04

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and their assistants will be Mrs. Chas.
e. Gault, Mrs. William S. McClintock.
Mrs. David w. Mulvane, Mrs w. N.
( West, Mrs. James Moore, Miss Dolly
Curtis, Miss Eva Smith, Miss Isabel
Smith and Miss Floyd Robensen.
| From the Topeka colony at Lake
Chatauqua. New York:
Topeka is we'll represented at the
| Chautauqua this year; twelve Topeka
people are here. Miss Carrie Goddard,
Miss Lola Graham. Misses AIMS and
Magee, Mrs. A. H. Ellis, Mr.. and Mrs.
| II %. Carney. Miss Annabel Garvey,
Mr.. Willis Garvey and Miss Elizabeth
Samson; a coincident being that all
but one are members of the First
/ Presbyterian church of Topeka. On
, account of this the Topekans have
| been asked to be the hosts at a west
/ ern reception at the Presbyterian head
quarters at Chautauqua August ID.
when it is hoped DIR. and Mrs. S. S.
/ Estey will also be here.
Dr. Magee has purchased a gasoline
launch which he expects to ship to To-
peka at the close of the summer to
| navigate the Kaw.
Two of our Topeka teachers have
been honored by being invited to con-
ucational council. Miss Caroline God
dard, principal of the Garfield school
| of Topeka, led the session on Tuesday,
| giving first a comprehensive outline of
| her subject, THE Teaching of English
in the Schools" in such a broad, rea-
sonable way, that one of those who
discussed the question afterward re
marked that the leader had been so
convincing it left him little room to
differ with her.
Miss Lola Graham, principal of Low
man Hill school, was the chairman OF
ha Thursday which
conceded to have been one of the most
interesting of the whole course. Her
subject. Duties of Principals AMI
Teachers" was divided into pertinent
topics and the discussion was spirited
Miss Graham was elected a member of
the executive board of the Chautauqua
educational council for the next year
1t appears that Kansas is one of the
most progressive states in the matter
| of selecting women as principals or
schools and our Topeka principals
| have made that fact one of common
datory notice in the educational world
at Chautauqua.
Mrs. L. B. Kellogg Of Emporia is
spending the summer with her sister,
| Mrs. Guernsey, of Independence, Kan.
! who has a summer home at Chautau-
qua.
The physical director of the Chau.
| tauqua gymnasium is Mr. Yoakum OF
Baker university.
The Rev. Don Colt. graduate of
| Baker university, and former pastor of
the FIRST Methodist church of Wichita.
| is here for the season with his famlly.
| DR.. Colt is now pastor of the largest
| Methodist church at Rochester, New
York, but the Kansas party count MN
one of them as he shows plainly MS
heart returns oftenest to his Alma
Mater. and to the friends and the
| scenes of his early labors.
| Miss Berenice Fuller gave an in
formal afternoon bridge today for
Miss Jessie Campbell
The announcement of the engage
ment of Miss Edna Morrow, daughter
| of DIR. and Mrs. o. S. Morrow, and
Mr.. Richard T. Hargreaves OF
| Spokane, Wash, formerly of Topeka.
Is of especial interest to wide circle
| of friends. The wedding will take
/ place Tuesday evening of next week
| at s O'Clock at the Morrow residence,
| 100 Throop street. Miss MorroW has
| lived in Topeka most of her life and
| was educated here at the high school
| and Washburn college, from which
she was graduated in '04, although
| she has since done post graduate
work at the Radliffe summer school.
For the past four years she has been
an assistant instructor of English at
the high school. Mr.. Hargreaves is a
| son of Mr. and Mrs. Richard Har-
| greaves of 1915 Harrison street. He
| was graduated from the University OF
Kansas in '02 and was elected to
the honorary fraternity, Phi Beta
Kappa in his senior year. For three
years he taught Latin in the Topeka
High school and for one year in the
| Lawrence High school. He Is now
| connected with the Allen and Bacon
| Book Publishing company of Chicago
with headquarters in Spokane, where
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| tended western trip including visit
to her sister, Mrs L. P. Terhune. of
| Denver, stops at Seattle and Portland
and a boat ride up the coast to VAN
Mrs. Harry l.. Miller has asked
guests for breakfasr IN Miss Nor
rows honor Thursday and Mr.. and
| Mrs Ralph E. Skinner will give a
lawn party for her at their home in
| Shorey Friday evening. Mr. Ward HI.
| Green, a Washburn graduate, has
! been elected to Miss Morrow's posi-
ton at the high school. r.
| - =
Miss Edna Dinsmoor and Mr..
George Marshall of Lawrence will be
married August IS at the home of
moor is a daughter of Mrs. George ].
Barker. we'll known In Topeka. She
| is graduate of the University and
a member of Pi Beta Phi sorority.
Since she left school she has been en-
| gagged in newspaper work in Law
| renee. Miss Kate Dinsmoor who is
| a librarian at Purdue university,
Lafayette. Ind. is in Lawrence for her
| sisters wedding.
!
| Mrs. Frank E. Grote will entertain
few young friends tomorrow after
| noon at her home, 1899 Tyler street,
in honor of Miss Abigail Squib of Nc
| Keesport, Pa, and Miss Christine
Anderson of Westside, Iowa.
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| Atchison Globe: One of the pref
test and most striking houses in To-
! peka is being built by Dave Mulvane.
He was one of the most popular men
| in Topeka, and Topeka girls let him