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

and it is true today Manv of the
evils of society have been and are due
gance of women.
I'm more than one way the evils of
the days of the prophets were like
those of today. Amos hated iniquity.
He was against authorizations in food,
cheating in weights and measures, I'M
fair business commissions and graft
and extortion of all kinds To read
Amos is like reading a document
day had parallel then
Miss Karolyn B. Whittlesey has is
sued invitations for the certificate re-
citaI of per pupil, Miss Esther Brad
bury, at her piano studio, 100 Eighth
avenue east, Saturday evening.
Nothing more unsatisfactory than
the average friendship" If you
knew the things your best friends say
about you behind your back. you
if they knew the things you say about
them-whewi
The Rev. Philip Warner gave
dinner at the Country club Monday
night for Miss Lydia Northrup, Miss
Jean Shelton and Miss Anna Shelton
of Bridgeport, Conn, who are at the
Throop. and Mr. Bernard Crosby.
A man who went to the country for
a picnic Sunday, will give a chigger
party. A prize will be awarded the
guest who counts the most chigger
bites on the host.
A farewell reception was given in
the parlors of the United Brethren
church Tuesday evening in honor of
Mr.. and Mrs. Orlow Peck, who left
today for a permanent residence in
Los Angeles
Mr.. Robert Stone entertained the
Baraca classes of the First M. E. and
Baptist Sunday schools, and a cor
responding number of young woman
at his country place west of town at
picnic Monday to celebrate the ma
tion's birthday.
Notes of Personal Mention.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. A. Scott of Fargo,
South Dakota. are visiting Mr. and
Mrs. f. H Foster.
Mr.. Charles Gault left yesterday
for the Isle of Pines accompanying
Mr.. Harry Leland, a promoter who
has been in town for some time to
in the isle. They sail from New Or
leans on the trip south and returned
by way of New York.
Mrs. A. A. Hurd and Miss Kathleen
Moreland were in Kansas City yester-
day,
Mr.. and Mrs. Nat Black have gone
to Chicago and st. Louis and from
there will go to Colorado to stay the
Mrs. William ConnorS spent Tues
day in Kansas City.
Mr.. Charles Conrad of Amarillo,
Tex, is the guest of his parents Mr..
and Mrs. A. L. Conrad.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Cole. Mr.. and
Mrs. Frank Edison and their children
have returned from Maple Hill where
they camped on the Romick farm on
Mill creek for three weeks. Mrs.
Frank S. Crane and her daughter Mil
dred were with the party for a fort
night and returned a week ago.
Mrs. George Mitchell and Miss
Louise Wood left today for Ludington,
Mich. They will have breakfast to-
morrow morning with Mr.. and Mrs.
Harley Reisman in Chicago and take
the boat in the a,ftern Don for Luding-
ton Mrs. Mitchell will be gone two
weeks and Miss Wood will be joined
next week by her mother, Mrs. o. ].
Wood. and her sister, Miss Ruth
Wood, who will spend the summer in
Ludington.
week for Scranton, Pennsylvania, to
spend two months with her uncle,
Monsignor Coffey
Mr.. Jerome tombstone went to
Kansas City yesterday on a business
Mr.. and Mrs. Reamer Billiard left
today for Montana and Seattle to
spend the rest of the summer.
Miss Catharine Howe has returned
u,
guest of Miss Jaunita Helbert, at the
HeIbert cottage.
Orvilie Bowman, Jr., of Kansas City,
came to town today to visit Mr.. and
Mrs. Clarence S. Bowman and their
Miss Gladys Scott returned today from
a visit to Miss Hazel Larkin in Bar
tlesville. Ok.
Mr.. Dick Hayden went to Kansas
city yesterday on a business trip.
Mrs. A. G. Lewis and Miss Mildred
Lewis will leave Thursday for Long
Beach, Cal. to spend the summer.
Mr. Hale Ritchie, who was Frustrated
by the heat at Vinewood Monday and
was very Ill yesterday is little better
Mrs. A. c. Davis and son. Mr.. Willard
Davis of Kansas City, are the guests of
Mr.; and Mrs; James 3, Ha Gtaenns have
gone to Colorado to spend the remain
der of the summer.
The Rev. J. NJ. Wilson Navada and
Mr.. and Mrs. Grant Stephenson and
ing their mother and sister, Mrs. j.
w Stevenson. and Miss Mary Stephen
son of 1924 Monroe street. Mrs. Zula
Wright of Paris, Ill, is also their
Mrs. ]. c. Holland. Miss Lydia Hol-
and and Mrs. George Steele returned
Yesterday from Excelsior Springs. Mr..
7. c. Holland and his son went down
for the weekend and accompanied
them home,
Miss Virginia Meade and Miss Edith
Lngham have returned from Harrington.
where they have been giving demon
STATIONS in domestic science at the
Miss Dorothy Parkhurst has gone to
Kansas City to study voice and be with
her sister, Miss Jean Parkhurst who is
a professional accompanist and teach
MT. and Mrs. o. ". Kelly left yes
terday for Los Angeles and will go to
Seattle for the exposition before they
return.
Miss Helen Meade and Mr.. Arthur