The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1913-08-30

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e young czarevitch. have combined in
y. Grouped about their mother in the
ess Titiana. born May %. 1897: Ora n
crn June IA, 1899. The czarina cele
| Hazel Howe. Miss Mary MacLennan,
! Miss Alice Meade. Miss Grace Page,
Miss Euphemia Page. Miss Joy Pax
ton. Miss Mabel Seeds, Miss Jesslca
Short. and Miss Ida Tinker.
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Mrs. Hatties Close and her daugh-
ter, Miss Katherine Close, of Iowa
City, la. spent a few days this week
visiting Mrs. Closes cousin, Mrs. De-
White C. Nellis. Mrs. Nellis enter
tanned at an informal luncheon at her
! town house for her visitors.
Miss Margaret Horton of wauke-
~gan, Ill, who is visiting her grand
! father. Mayor F. A. Brigham of Oak
! land, ~as the guest of honor at a
luncheon >siyen by Mrs. e. A. Austin
at the Counr>x. club Friday. Covers
were laid for: Mss Horton, Miss Hes
ter Barber, Miss B>xpadette Huycke.
Miss Elizabeth Fisher> Miss Irene
| Miller and Mrs. Austin.
Miss Marjorie cole gave a Weak
| fast Friday morning for numbSr of
| the girls who were in her class at Nigh
school and who will be students Nat
| college this year. The table was dec
GRATED with a basket of lavender and
pink asters. and the place cards were
little footballs and high school pen
nants. The company included: Miss
Jessie McC,arter, Miss Juliet Brown,
Miss Gladys Guild, Miss Lucille LUX
ems, Miss Mary Clark, Miss Laura
Koehler, Miss Ruth Bomgardner, Miss
Marguerite Dolan and Miss Cole.
A Topeka man has Just returned
from a western trip and tells a story
of his encounter with some fellow
travellers, and the circumstances, he
says, have the universal touch and
apply pretty generally to the majority
OF the travellers he knows in our own
fair city. Two children, brother and
sister, were playing in the aisle near
neighboring section, called the little
girl. In mischieVouS undertone, the
brother suggested, Tell her to shut
up and see what she'll do You know
have sneaked out of every whipping
but one since We started, and we've
been most around the world, but I've
caught it six times-Yes, mother
After the berthS were made up, the
Topeka traveller called the girl to his
seat, and started a conversation. DO
you like to travel" he began, 81
heard you say you had been around
the world" We have been to Cali
fornia, but / don't like to travel.
Mother wanted to come, but father
thought it was all hosh. just a silly
way to spend money. Mother thinks
father stayed home"
DO YOU like the travel in the tour
list or the Pullman cars?" the cues
TONER continued Don't like either
one" she answered. That's another
cause for the row at home. Father
thought tourist would do all right, but
mother was bound on the Pullman.
haven't heard anything but Don't
since l started, and l want to get
home. Then you watch me sneak
around the corner and do just as
please She added with a flourish.
So it is that the place that is not
home is not always the Elysian Field
expected. and the stay-at-homes can
usually thank the good sense or the
necessity that kept them there.
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Mrs. w. y. Harshbarger gave a pu-
pills recital this afternoon at her
home, 1401 College avenue. Those
who were on the program were: Anna
Neil. Esther Grandon, Elaine Hudson.
Miriam Van Horn, Carol Squires, Gus
sic Shirley. Nerna Wise. Florence Pet
erson, Martha Whittemore, Bernise
Sanders. Winifred FEEDER, Corinne Nc
1Spadden. Ruth Whitaker, Maude Bish-
op. Laura Neiswanger Marian Squires.
Margaret Whittemore. Genevieve
Wise, Harry Davis and William Nc
Carter.
Mrs Harshbarger will be assisted by
Mr.. seoville Davidson tenor
today for Maple Hill. taking a COM
pany of young people for a camping
party Those who make up the party
are: Miss Jennie Remington, Miss
Hazel Silk. Miss Thea Baker. Miss
Freda Gilbert, Mr.. Warren Remington,
Mr.. Harry Davis. Mr.. Ernest Sheldon,
Mr.. Ronald McCord, Mr.. Robt. Symp-
son. Mr.. Walter Policy, Mr.. Merle All
ton, Mr.. Carl Swanson, Mr.. Arthur
Dennis. Mr.. Edward Price. Mr.. Fred
Bracket, Mr.. Henry Mason, Mr.. Chas.
| Plath, Mr.. George Eyer. Mr.. Ralph
Bureett. Mr.. Ray Baysinger. Mr..
Ralph Davidson. Mr.. Frank Bunce,
Mr.. and Mrs. FarnSworth.
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The Topeka City Association of
Graduate Nurses will have their regu-
lar monthly meeting Wednesday even
ing, Sept. 5 at the Y. w. c. A. rooms.
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Notes and Personal Mention.
Judge George H. Whitcomb has re-
: turned from Buffalo Park and Estes
Park, Col. His sons. Richard and