The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1909-07-21

be conscious of our bodies The will
should be absolute master of the ac-
tions. This is an ideal condition. 1t
is, nevertheless, a possible one, and
viii be the condition of the ideal man
of the future.
I'VE hear many statements regard
ing the advanced cost of living, but
you would be surprised if I told YOU
what statistics say concerning the an
nual cost of sickness in this country.
4 The figures are tremendous. Tt is not
better births that we need, but better
/ care taken of those already born.
j THE theory Of heredity is obsolete.
] Environment is responsible for social
/ conditions. This has been proved by
4 Darwin and other great thinkers. It
I is now the business of the educated
! people of this world to improve their
/ surroundings, as in such a course lies
the preservation and upbuilding of the
nation. l do not think we are retro
| grading and I do not think that these
| matters will be rectided. The science
| of housekeeping, in all its phases.
which is to be learned by the Aneri-
can women, is to be the means by
| which the ideal conditions Of home
life can be attained"
Notes of Personal Mention.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. A. Robinson will
! leave Friday for New York. They
will visit DR.. and Mrs. Merrill Lindsay
who are at Greenwich, Conn, for the
summer and will then go to their
summer home at Phillips Beach on
/ the north shore near Boston.
Miss Alice Rossington of Kansas
| City is the guest of Miss Louise KEEL
lam.
Dr. Mary E. Stewart has gone to
Excelsior Springs for few weeks.
/ family left today for Colorado
Mr.. Thomas A. -McNeaI and Miss
| Louise McNeal leave this week for
the Yellowstone Park and Seattle
NJ. and Mrs. C. o. Smith left Tues
day for Seattle, Portland and Cal
ifornia.
Mr.. and Mrs C. W. Horne are tax
ing a trip through Yellowstone Park
Mr.. Thos. Wood, guest of his par
ents. Mr.. and Mrs. ]. G. Wood, has
returned to Hartford, Conn:
Mr.. George Hood left today for
Seattle and Victoria B. c., to be gone
a few weeks.
Mrs A L. Redden and Mrs Lee Red
den Gordon left today for New York
and will sail Saturday to spend the
summer in Europe.
pected home the 26th from Philadel-
phia and Atlantic City. Mr. Robert
Carver will leave August for LudinS-
ton Michigan, to join Mrs. Carver VINO
is there for the summer.
Mr. w S. Matthews of st. Joseph
was in Topeka on a business trip yes
terday. Mr.. and Mrs. Matthews and
their baby will go to Wisconsin next
Monday for a few weeks
Miss. Helen tombstone returned to-
day from Kansas City, where she has
been with Miss Lolita tombstone for
two days and viii go to Wamego and
the tombstone farm near ST. Marys to-
night for the rest of the month.
Judge and Mrs L. S. Ferry Will leave
this evening for Chicago for short
Mr.. and Mrs. c. T. Mcclellan left to-
day for Bay City, Michigan. for a short
Mrs c. A. Mcclure. who viii spend
the rest of the summer at Grand
Haven Michigan. left today and DR..
Mcclure viii join her later for few
weeks
Mr. and Mrs. JOHN Blair. 222 Clay
street. left Tuesday for Colorado
Springs for an extended visit. s..l.a.3-
Mrs. A. Samuel and her son left to-
day for Evansville Indiana. where they
will join Miss Odes Samuel who Wilt
accompany them for a trip by boatEto |
Louisville, KY, and Cincinnati, Ohio, |
returning Sept. 1st. ~
Miss Mary Sutherland and Miss
Helen Sharitt have gone to Bmperia to
visit Miss Mabel Stone.
Mrs. j. c. Elliott and her daughter
Jessie Vivian will return to Topeka |
about the 10th of August, after two
months at Lake Okoboji, Iowa
Mr. ]. L. Dugan of Chicago is in To-
peka to visit his sisters, Mrs James
OHare and Miss WinOna Dugan. Miss
Dugan will go to Chicago to make her
home with her brother.
Mr.. w w. Gavitt has returned from
Colorado.
Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Brunt of Sig
Iowa, stopped in Topeka be-
tween trains Monday on their way
Mrs. John NJ. Brunt.
Mrs. Eva De Obert. who has been in
Kansas City with her daughter, Mrs.
Malcolm Garrard is in Topeka and will
leave the last of the week for visit
to her people in Pennsylvania.
Mrs Charles Barnes of Usage City is |
here for a short visit to her mother,
Mrs. S. J. Bear.
Mrs. M. D. Sponable ami his sister,
Mrs John Fordyce. came yesterday in
their automobile from Paola and are
guests of Mr.. and Mrs H. Nj. Wash
Burn 222 Greenwood avenue.
Mrs. Langdon and Miss LaVere Lang |
don went to Lawrence today to attend
the funeral of Mrs. Langdon's mother,
Mrs. Fluke, who died Monday in Den
Yer. Col.
Miss Helen Ames left yesterday for
Mrs. r. F. March left yesterday to
spend three weeks in Colorado and with
her son. Collamer March, who is il
Miss Nellie Shepard left today for
Chicago and Lake Chautauqua and
Boston for two months. Mrs. D. F.
Shepard left for Seattle and Portland
for the rest of the summer.
Miss Blanch Taylor has returned
from a visit to Miss Marguerite Hamp-
ton OF Frankfort.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. o. Dana OF Kansas
CITY. No. are in town for the Dana
Jones wedding tomorrow.
Mrs. Grace Ash and her son, Nor
man, left last Saturday for Alta Vista
to spend two weeks
Mrs L. x. Bowers entertained at her
beautiful country home west of Wash
burn college at a house party Monday