The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1915-08-28

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/ there are many Kansans there who
are not registering at the state build
I ing.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. A. L. Thompson,
time, returned home today. Mr.. and
Mrs. Horace Hall are now at the coast,
and are occupying an apartment in
San Francisco. They expect to come
home about the middle of September
Mr.. and Mrs. David w. Mulvane are
back from the coast. They went west
with the party of which Governor and
Mrs. Capper and Mr.. and Mrs. Albert
were members. They met Mr.. and
Mrs. Frank Merriam while they were
there, and Judge and Mrs A: w
Smith. Also they saw the Harry
Gaunt family, who used to live in To-
peka.
The exchanges contain copy of the
San Francisco Examiner that has just
arrived The paper in one of its re-
cent issues, published a large picture
of Mrs. Albert T. Reid, the wife of The
commissioner general Mrs. Reid may
possibly return to San Francisco later
IN the season. Mr.. and Mrs. Reid re-
ceived a great deal of attention ar the
fair, and Mr.. Reid, on numerous &C.
casions. was called upon for speeches,
which he is said to have delivered
with such tact and good taste as to
make them much in demand.
A number of Topeka lawyers, who
were visiting the fair, stopped, either
going or returning, TO alIenQ the blF
Association meeting in Salt Lake City.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. P. Dillon and Mr..
and Mrs. Jack Dillon, who are in Col
OradO Springs this summer, and their !
visitor. Mrs. Bennett r. Wheeler, went
to Salt Lake from Colorado for the
meeting. Mr.. and Mrs. H. P. Dillon
expect to return home about the mid
die of September, and the Jack Dill
Ion family will remain until October.
Some social affairs were given for
the women who accompanied their
husbands to the association meeting.
They We're guests at a banquet, and
were privileged to listen to the ad-
dresses which followed the mems BAN
quet, where some of the best speakers |
in the country appeared on the pro
gram. A ball also was given for the |
Ben Scandrett. now of Omaha, for |
merly of Topeka, were in Salt Lake |
City for the meeting, and also Mr.. II A. |
Scandrett and his sister, Mrs. j. w. !
Burt. who are now living in Chicago
The Beta sorority girls who spent a |
part of the summer at Green Noun
tain Falls, will leave for home August |
camp are: Miss Georgia Neese. Miss |
Helen Neese, Miss Kathryn Albaugh |
and Miss Corinne Ripley They stop |
on their return in GoOdland, Kan, to |
visit Miss Murphy, Washburn col !
lege girl and a member of the Beta |
sorority. They will arrive in Topeka |
September ,.
The following girls had a PICNIC at
Gage park this afternoon: Miss Mary |
Rodgers. Miss Annie Laurie Close. |
Miss Frances Hammatt. Miss Lucille |
Heym. Miss Lucille Smith. Miss Jane
Bone and Miss Mildred Bone.
Miss Gertrude Kitchen gave
luncheon today for Mrs. H. L. King
and Miss Nellie Miller, of St. Louis.
The guests were Mrs. King, Miss Mil
Ter, Miss Mary Helen Shirer, Mrs. W. |
w. Kitchell Miss Bertha Kitchell and !
Miss Virginia Kitchell. Mrs King and
Miss Miller are guests at the II. L.
Shirer home.
Miss Bertha Virginia Mix. who has
been attending the Harvard summer
school. specializing in the physical .
training and aesthetic dancing depart
ment under the special supervision of
DR.. Sargent, has returned to Topeka
for a short visit to her parents, Mr.
and Mrs. NJ. J. Mix. Miss Mix had |
charge of the physical training in the
public schools of Hastings. Neb.. last
winter. and will return soon to re-
sumo her work there. Miss Mix, Miss
Helen Griffin, Miss Lois Johnson, Miss /
Vera Croft and Miss Grace Eimore
made the trip to Boston together.
After the close of the summer school,
Miss Mix. Miss Griffin, NJ : Johnson
and Miss Croft visited in Quebec, New
ington.
Mrs. L. w. strickler will entertain
informally tonight for Miss Mix and
Mrs Milton ]. Mix, who are spending
the weekend at the Striclller home.
Miss Loretta Strickler will have guests
at dinner at the Virginia Sunday in
honor of Miss Mix. Covers will be laid
for seven.
Miss Mix will sing a solo at the
First Presbyterian church st the
morning service Sunday. She has
studied both voice and piano in To-
peka and q the State university, and |
has been the contralto soloist at the |
Methodist church in Hastings, Neb.,
the past year.
The State Agricultural college is /
going to claim a good number of To- |
peka girls as students this year. Among |
the new girls at the college will be /
Miss Margaret Shakeshaft, Miss |
Gladys Guild. Miss Katherine McFar-
land and Miss Adelaide Seeds. Miss /
Edith Updegraff will return this fall
to the college, and viii finish her
course next June. Miss Jane Kingan
will be at the college until the mid |
winter, when she will graduate. Miss
Margaret Fuller will return to Man
haitian and will finish this year. Miss /
Virginia Meade will return to the |
Agricultural college to resume her
work as teacher in the domestic sci |
ence department. Miss Marjorie |
Whitney, who was a student in the !
COlIeSe last year, Will 80 up 10 Man
haitian in the fall to be there during |
the rushing season for ner sorority, |
but she does not expect to enter for |
student work.
Miss Mildred Bowman. who was a /
student in Wellesley college, Welles- /
ley, Mass. last year. will return east |
in the fall to continue her studies /
Her sister, Miss Florence. Bowman. /
expects to enter the Art Institute in |
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