The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1910-10-18

itself the Topeka Weston club, has
lately sprung into life. The member
ship so far is small but Is expected to
increase. The charter members: Mr.
/ Harold Skinner, Mr.. Harold Tice, Mr.
e; T. Franklin and Mr.. w. Johnson
! N1ssrod. Last Sunday they strolled
out to Silver Silver Lake, and next
Sunday they expect to step over 70
Lawrence for their morning constitu-
tional. The new club is expected to be
an important factor in the business of
the shoe merchant and the corn doctor.
1t will be of interest to the friends of
Mrs. Ursula Ellison Young of Abilene,
to know that she, with her own com
pany, has accepted a position with the
Midland Chautauqua circuit. Mrs.
Young has recently returned from an
| extended stay in Florence where she
Pietro Vannini, Sigra Gallitte and
Sig'r Carlo Carobbi. She has been
given a great deal of encouragement
to go into grand opera, both abroad
and in the United States Her teach
erS say that her exceptional dramatic
voice with her physique and general
appearance will bring her great sue
cess. Mrs. Young has appeared in To-
peka several times and has secured al
ready a state wide reputation.
Miss Dorothy B. Uflk, who game from
Chicago to take charge of the express
sion and physical department of Beth
any college, is a teacher whose
thorough preparation for her work was
received in the Iowa State normal.
Northwestern university, and the Col
umbia College of Expression. She Is a
teacher of wide and varied experience.
having had charge of work in these
lines in colleges, normalS, and high
schools. She is pleasing in personality,
and enthusiastic and thorough in meth
cd. Under her guidance pupils make
rapid progress in the power to express,
with sincerity and simplicity, the
thoughts and emotions of our best wri-
tiers. Bethany feels that it has been
fortunate in securing so experienced a
teacher.
Mrs. Harvey Eugene Phillip, Mrs. s
J. Griggs and Mrs. George H. Griggs
will be at home to callers Wednesday
afternoons, at 1927 Harrison street.
Mrs. ]. B. Crow entertained her En-
broidery club this afternoon at her
home, 316 West Sixth street.
Miss Elizabeth Muck and Miss Helen
Casey will entertain for Miss Margaret
Thomas of Denver. this evening, at the
home of the latter.
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Notes and Personal Mention.
Mrs Terrence Ewart, who has been
visiting in Birmingham, Ala, has gone
to Chicago to spend two weeks. Miss
Alice Meade will join her in Chicago,
and they will return to Topeka to-
gether.
Miss Burdfe Nesch left today for her
home in Kansas City, after visit to
Miss Rachel Hotchkiss.
Mr.. Tom King has gone to Denver |
for a few days.
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. M. Meade will re- |
turn Sunday from Cincinnati o., where |
they attended the convention of the |
church.
Mrs ]. S. McGuffin of Indianola, Ia, |
is visiting her sister, Mrs. ]. c. Elliott. |
Mrs. McGuffin and Mrs. Elliott will at |
tend the home coming at Usage City
this week.
Mr.. S. G. Petit has gone for a
months business trip through the |
south.
Mrs. Noble Prentiss will lecture at
the Y. w. c. A. Tuesday night, Oc-
tober 25, on the subject, Reading of a
Busy Woman"
Mr. and Mrs c. E. Dickson will leave
this week for a trip to Chicago, Mil
waukee and New Haven, Conn.
Mr. and Mrs. E. eA.aHerbst left today |
for Cincinnati, o., to spend a week.
Miss Belle Johnson of Honolulu, who
spent the summer IN Europe, is the /
guest of her sister, Mrs. R. M. Mac
key. On her return home she will be
by her niece, Miss Clare
Dean and Mrs ]. P. Deb. Kaye and
their children, Margaret and Phillip,
today from Cincinnati. O.,
where they attended the convention of
the Episcopal church.
Mr.. and Mrs. Julian S. Thompson and
their family have returned from a trip
through the west. They stopped IN
Portland, San Francisco, Los Angeles,
and other cities of the coast.
Mrs. S. c.. Petit and her daughter
Dorothy will go to Lincoln, Neb., this
week to spend few days.
A straw ride to Martins Hill was en-
joyed by the following people: Miss
Marian Lindsay, Miss Ida Burkholder.
Miss Helen Johnson, Miss Helen Chin
choH. Miss Thora Carlson, Miss Fran
ees F'enthe, Miss Edna Youngbloom,
Miss Irma Moeser. Miss Mildred Mat
son. Miss Ruth Dahlstrum. Miss Fran