The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1916-09-12

club of Topeka also has its own fund
which 1t uses to send one girl each
year to Washburn college. One stu
dent may use the scholarship four
years, or less, and through the efforts
Of the club one girl will be main
tanned at school every year
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The woman who apologies for all
her food whenever there is company. !
entertained some friends at luncheon.
When the cake was served the hostess
began to tell how she feared she had
made failure of it. Her guests tried
to calm her down and soothe her feel
ings about the cake which was quite
good enough.
Really one of the guests spoke
up. Il think it is delicious 1t tastes
almost like fruit cake
We'll, l should think So" bristled
the indignant hostess. lit IS fruit
cake
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Notes and Personal Mention.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Crane and their
daughter Dorothy returned Monday
evening from summer outing at the
Minnesota Lakes. Miss Crane will en-
ter the freshman class of Washburn
college this fall
Miss Elizabeth Brit of Quincy, Ill.
is visiting her aunt, Mrs. J. F. farrell.
Miss Genevra Adams of Atchison is
1.-THE guest of Miss Sarella Herrick. She
will go from here to Baldwin to re.
enter Baker university.
Mr.. Arch McKeever has returned
from the northern lakes, where he
spent the summer. He will be in To-
peka this winter. .. ~.
|7cyAIiss Florence Bowman will take ad-
vanced work at the Chicago Art In
stitute this year.
Mr.. Carl Ziegler of Coffeyville is a
guest al the S. S. Estey home, and will
be q student this year in Washburn
college. He is a grandson of the late
Mr.. A c. Stitch of independence,
whose will provided for gift of $780,
900 to the college.
Miss Margaret Pettyjohn will en-
gage in kindergarten work this year
in Detroit. She graduated last year
from the National kindergarten Tram
ing school, Chicago.
Mr. Sanford FARRELL has returned
from the Mexican border, where he
has been with his company OF the ma
tional guard. The camp is at Ne
yada, Mo, at this time, and Mr.. Jar
rell will go to Nevada Sunday The
men will be mustered out some time
next week, and Mr.. farrell Will return
to Topeka for a two weeks vacation,
at the home of his parents. Mr. anu
Mrs J. F. farrell.
Miss Cynthia Monroe is i'll at her
home in Harrison street
Mr.. David Overmeyer of Oklahoma
City is visiting his mother, Mrs. David
Overmeyer.
Miss Eva Miller of Miller. Kansas,
returned home today after a visit to
Miss Isabel Crawford. She will attend
high school in Topeka this winter and
will be with the George NJ Crawford
anily.
Miss Emile Seery has left for Chi
cago to enter her second year in the
National kindergarten 7 n n
school.
Miss Maureen Stevenson of Salina,
tn Ia IN WASH
burn College. She was formerly a
student there, and was affiliated with
the Sigma Debts. She is now a guest
of Miss Helen Estey.
Mr. and Mrs. n. M. Rice and their
daughter, Miss Anna Burr Rice, and
their son, n. NJ. Rice, Jr-, left Mon
day in their private car for St. Louis,
Mo. They were accompanied by MISS
Joy Paxton, who will go on from
St Louis to Boston. to complete her
course at the New England Conserva-
tory of Music, Boston, Mass
Miss EIoise Sargent will be student
this year in the Chicago Art Institute.
Miss Mildred Bowman will continue
her work as student in wellesley |
College this year.
Miss Fave Friedburg, the daughter |
of Mr. and Mrs. S. Friedburg, has gone |
to Lawrence, and will be a student this |
year in the State university. She was
a Junior in Washburn college last year. |
She will specialize in languages at the |
university.
Mr. Raymond French has returned |
from a two weeks trip to Colorado. |
He will enter Washburn college this |
week.
The woman's Foreign Missionary
society of the First Methods. church |
will meet Wednesday at O'Clock in |
the afternoon at ths home of Mrs. E. |
H Anderson, 1101 Tyler street. There |
will be the annual election of officers |
and the annual mite box opening.
Mr.. w. C. Ralston has returned |
from Olathe, where he visited his |
parents.
Miss Kathleen Foley has resigned |
her position with the Beatrice Cream |
cry company and has entered the st. |
Francis training school for nurses.
Mr.. Ernest Cham berlain, who has
been visiting his parents, MIR. and I
Mrs P. c. Chamberlain, left this aft |
ernoon for Washington, d. c., to re- |
sumo his study in George Washington /
university.
Miss Effie milford will leave We'd |
nesday for San Antonio, Texas, where |
she will teach domestic science in the I
high school. She spent the summer /
with Miss Effie Graham and Miss Lola |
Graham.
Miss Bertha Downs has returned |
from Kansas City, Mo-, where she Wis |
tied Mr. and Mrs. Merrill Griffin, for
merly of Topeka. Since moving to |