The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1916-02-28
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and did not want to display her ig-
norance 50 she kept still about the
things she did not understand. When
! she was Joined by her motfser a few
days later one OF the first tnl Ills. she
said was, Mamma, l haven't brushed
my teeth because didn't know how
4 with pump"
Miss Grace Gaines. of 1924 Topeka
avenue. and Miss Elsie Jones. of 315
! Vgoodiawn avenue, who are teaching
i school this year at Rossville, were i'll
I at their homes last week with the grip.
{ Miss Helen Brigham and Miss Vera
I Croft of NOrrOnVille. who has been
( visiting Topeka. friends. went to Ross
/ vile to substitute for Miss Gaines and
7 Miss Jones.
Miss Gaines has recovered and re-
turned last night to ROSSV1lle- Miss
Jones is stiIl i'll at the home of her
brother Mr.. Ernest Jones. and Mrs.
( Jones in Potwin Place Miss Croft
spent the weekend in Manhattan. but
returned yesterday TO Rossville, where
she will take Miss Jones's place for
I another week.
An expert will arrive in Topeka
early in the spring and put the 1S-hOle
golf course at the Country club in
shape, according to plans decided upon
at a meeting OF the Topeka Country
club At the same meeting Mr. CheS-
ter Woodward was reelected presi-
dent Mr.. J. NJ. Cornell was reelected
vice president, and Mr. E A Thrill
was reelected secretary and treasurer
for the tenth time. The directors rati-
fled the discontinuance of the pro-
fessionaI instructor and it was decided
that the first party would be arranged
by the young people of the club
, A practical sewing course will be ar
, added feature to the free cooking
school to be given by the Good Gov
= eminent. club at the auditorium or
March ell. Miss Winifred Fortney
of the extension department of tbs
state Agricultural college at Manhat-
tan. will be in charge of this depart
= ment- Cooking lessons will be giver
, in the afternoon on three days and II
the morning the other two days II
the evenings, Miss Frances Brown
head of the household economics ex
tension department at the AgricuI
tural college, Will be in charge anC
will talk on the management of the
income and also give instructions II
bookkeeping. Also a story hour vii
/ be a feature of the evening meetings
, Miss Ceora Lanham, a dramatic read
l er. will be one of those who will aiC
. in this phase of the entertainment
The Kansas Authors club will b,
: entertained Wednesday evening at thu
: home Of Mr.. and Mrs George P More.
house, 216 West Eighth street Pro
fessOr W. c Wheeler of Wasa5urr
college and Mr.. W. E. COnneIley o.
Y the Kansas historical society will TAXI
/ part in the program.
( A number of volumes have been re-
= ceived from members of the club
{, Among them are:
= Lines from an Old Arm Char
) Mary Hamilton Myers, EngIewood-
4 The Tom Cordry Book'-Mrs. T
t A Cordry.
: ''sunf1ower siftings'~- Ed Blair
: Olathe.
t THE Story OF Littletown''- Judg
: Nelson Case. Oswego
:. Day Dreams Zeig1er Well
. er, GaIena.
: Nettie GARNER Baker, Kansas City
il Kan.
+ .'Haggard's Poems'-Dr. David Dill
Ii lard Haggard, Phillipsburg.
o Mckinley Memorial Poems -
T Moses W. Porter. a former Kansan-
r Potpourri''-Thonas E Thompso
Y (Polk Daniels). Howard.
i Love Letters of a Norman Priu
: cess''-Margaret Perkins. Hutchinson
Impressions of Early Kansas
- Eliza Johnson Wiggin, Otego.
"A Man in the Making "
; Jones, independence.
" The Drama Of Kansas''-LincoI
III Phifer. Girard.
III "Quillings in Versef-JOhn Edwar
= Everett, Smith Center.
h Wild Oats. 7. VanderIip Ga
In Neel, Wakarusa-
- > : =
: The Nautilus club gave its annus
L party. Friday evening. at the home c
Te Mr. and Mrs william Quail on Mul
II vane street The husbands of the clu
Is members and several other friend
:. were guests All the club member
id and their husbands were in costume
!, representing different Mother Coos
- rhymes. Mrs. T. s. Lyon was Mothe
IA Goose, and as each guest performe
III his part on the program and made hi
bow to Mother Goose. Little Bo-PeeI
who was Miss Charlotte Leavitt, of tn