The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1916-09-06

last spring and has four high school
credits At the rate of speed with
which she has started her education,
she will be graduated from high
school at the age of IA.
Some of the relatives here for the
funeral of Mr.. c. w. Kouns, are Mr..
George Kouns, a brother of Mr.. Kouns,
fl ON Enid, Oklahoma; a sister. fdrs.
ID. d. Haines, and Mr.. Haines. of Ed
wardsville. Kan; Mr.. and Mrs Kay
leach. of Kansas City, Mo-; MIR. and
Mrs. John Taylor. Edwardsville: Mr..
tia; Mrs. w. A. Kouns, of weather.
fUid, Ok; Mr.. Ben Rively, OF Kansas
City; Miss Anna Rively. OF Kansas
City; Mr.. and Mrs. Ben r Cain, of
Dallas Tex; Mr. and Mrs L. L. Jes-
ter. of Dallas, Tex. and Mr.. and Mrs.
Walker Cain, of Houston, Tex.
These are busy days for a large
number of the matrons and younger
society girls, as many of them are
leaving for school in a week or two
and the wardrobe must be prepared.
Most of these outfits, where the girls
are going away to fashionable schools
in the east, are very elaborate, and
will be eXcelled in completeness only
by the trousseaux.
In Washington, d. c., this fall will
be Miss jeanette Gleed, Miss Irene
Miller and Miss Ruth Bomgardner.
MISS Nie6Q VIII enter the MaQeTrd
school for girls, Miss Miller will be
student in National Park Seminary
and Miss BomgaI diner will attend
Washington college. Miss Eliza beth
Hopkins will leave soon for Mrs. Wells
school for girls in New York City.
Miss Ethel Chase IS a student in this
s. TOOL.
Miss Eloise Sargent will leave the
last of the month for the art institute
in Chicago.
MISS Augusta Taylor will enter
Baker university at Baldwin. and Miss
Ernestine Biby will be a student in
the Agricultural school at Manhattan.
Others girls who will leave soon TO
continue their work at Manhattan are:
Miss GLADYS Guild. Miss Elizabeth
Har-, Miss Adelaide Seeds, Miss Dor
othy Hadley. Miss Ethel Joss; Miss
Katherine Mcfarland, Miss Lillian
Guthrie.
Among those who will take Fresh
man work at Washburn are Miss Mar
ian Dana, Miss Dorothy Crane. Miss
Elizabeth Edison, Miss Virginia Kitcn-
ell, Miss Esther Lindell, Miss Esther
Thomas. Miss Mary Paxton, Miss
Maym Parsons, Miss Violet Mathews,
Miss Helen Bennett. Miss Helen Rut-
ledge, Miss Esther Joss and Miss Ra
mona Kirkpatrick and Miss Ruth
Tandy.
There is to be quite a colony of To
peka men at Ann Harbor. Michigan
this winter. They will leave soon TO
take up their winters work in the
university of Michigan. Among them
are Mr.. Frank Willard, Mr.. Stanley
Copeland, Mr.. Marshall Crawford, Mi
Charles Hobart and Mr.. Karl Rankin.
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Joke is told on one of Topeka's
Apollo Belvederes by some of his good
friends. Having heard that the A. B.
was in constant fear of becoming bald,
one of his friends happened" into
the barber shop just as he was well
seated in the chair for hair cut. and
proceeded to sing the praises of some
hair tonic, of which he knew nothing
except the name and the high price
charged for it. The young Apollo
threatened to be a disappointment. as
he seemed to pay no attention what
ever but the depth Of his interest was
soon manifested. The tricky friends
desire for a good joke was thoroly
satisfied when upon leaving. the A. B.
said. sort of an second thought. you
know. ''Say, I'll take a bottle of that
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Cards have been received in Topeka
announcing the marriage of Miss Ruth
Frances Barratt to Mr.. William Reid,
OF Great Bend. The marriage took
place September 4 IN Colorado Springs.
Colo.
Mrs. Reid is the daughter of the