The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1914-10-10

1Gerguerite Dice: p. M, gymnasium.
wednesday: 4:45. gymnasium: Z
2. ms Ensiish literature. Nineteenth
Century Poetn. taught by Miss Char
lotte Leavitt; z p. M, Dramatic club,
taught by 4rs- Paul Walker, and
meeting At her home. 1921 Van Buren,
street.
Thursday: p. M, story telling
class Tor young mothers, taught by
Miss Lulu Mckee: 4:3O p. M. Eng
lish for foreigners, Miss Maud Bishop
Friday: S:46 n M, matrons' gym
nasium class: 10:46 q M, matrons,
gymnasium class: $50 p. M, gymna-
sium for beginners; $50 .. M, gym
nasium for children from I'VE to ten
years old 1880 g. m, gymnasium for
girls from ten to fifteen years old; 2
p. m.. play hour for children in the
i gymnasium.
A class in English for foreigners
will be held In Quincy school and viii
be taught by Mrs Mari eLen. the time
OF the class to be announced later.
Those who wish to register for the
reading club can do SO, and the club
opens next week. This club will read
modern European history. and the
books are to be found at the Associa-
ton building.
will hold its nrst meeting Tuesday Inns
mediately after school closes
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Notes and Personal Mention.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. G. Smyser have re-
| turned from Ocean City. N. J.. where
| they have been since the early sum-
Miss Addie Hathaway of Los An
geles, Calf, will leave Tuesday for
her home, after a visit to Mr.. and Mrs.
D. ]. Hathaway.
Mrs. J. r. Daniels will go to Kansas
CIfV MnndAV fnP visit fnR favU
days to friends.
Mr.. ana Mrs. w. w. Walker of Min
neapolis. Kan. returned today. after a
weeks visit to their son, Mr.. r. E.
Walker and Mrs. Walker.
Mrs Roy williams of Marion, Is Wis
iting Miss Elfie Dean a few days.
Miss Sarella Herrick, who il a stu
dent in Baker university. is spending
Robert Herrick. Miss Irene Black
burn of Marion. Miss Herrick's room
mate will be her guest in Topeka.
Miss Grace Koontz has gone to Mil
waukee, Wis, to visit Mrs. John Ro-
madka, formerly Miss Margaret Gar
vey.
Mr.. ]. s. Oliver of Palisades. has
left for Omaha, after q visit to the
Thomas Page and the J. F. Close fam
lilies.
Or. Lillian Malone. osteopathy. 71s
Mills building.-Adv.
Mrs. j. p. Thomas Of Kansas City,
is visiting her daughter. Mrs. A. B. c.
butcher.
Mrs. B. ]. Long and her sons. Bern
ard and John. will visit relatives in
Leavenworth and Kansas City the
coming week.
Mrs. c. E. Denton Of Wichita will
arrive next week to visit Mrs. v. b.
Kistler. and to be a guest at the bridge
parties at which she will be hostess
Thursday and Friday afternoons.
q Vlyf1f
went east the first week in June, re-
turned yesterday. They were for ten
weeks at Ocean City, N. j., a very at
tractive Jersey coast resort six miles
from Atlantic City. They also visited
New York. Baltimore. Washington,
Gettysburg, and Mrs. Smyser's sister
DR.. smith, Osteopath. 713-14 Mills
building.-Adv.
Mrs. A. p. Ripley and her sister. Mrs.
NJ NJ. Blinn. who spent the summer in
Gloucester Mass, are expected to re-
turn home the last Of this month They
will stop on their return for q visit in
st. Louis. Miss Corinne Ripley, who
was with her mother in the east, during
the summer. returned to enter college.
and until Mrs. Ripley's return. she il
living at the Beta house.
An "Inspiration service" the order OF
which is being used in the Y. w. C. A.
vesper services throughout the country.
will be held Sunday afternoon at the
local association. The program for the
meeting was issued by the national So
ciety. The singing will be done by q
chorus, and the audience may take part.
Mrs. N. p. Nelson and Mrs. Ross
Swingley entertained the Day Nursery
club at the home Of Mrs. Nelson at
their meeting this week. The members
! present were: Mrs. F. L. Benjamin,
Miss Vera Benjamin, Mrs. F. l. Baker,
Mrs. J. L. Callahan. Mrs. B. w. Carter.
Mrs. s. H Darlington, Mrs Ebey, Mrs.
Charles Hattering, Mrs. C. D Myers,
Mrs Nelson, Mrs. 8. J. Ross, Mrs.
Swingley, Mrs. A. 8. Weaver. and the
guests were Mrs. T. w. Miller, Mrs. Fred
HERE, and Miss Mildred HERE.
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