The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1917-08-15


H w. Bomgardner, 1895 Mulvane
street.
Mrs. Hale, former president of the
club, will leave next week fer her win
ter home, Casa del Roses at Meal |
len, Tex.
A Topeka man is trying to break
his small son of the habit of calling
to people whom he doesn't know as
they pass the house. Not long ago
the father Heard his son, aged four,
calling to young lady on the other
side of the street. Upon being cor
rected the son replied. Il know her"
What is her name?" asked the
doubtful father.
But you can't corner a small boy.
"Puddin' and Tame" he answered and
escaped punishment.
Mrs. Mamie V. Simmons of Chi
cago, known as the Joy Philosopher"
will arrive in Topeka, Thursday, and
during her stay here will deliver
series of lectures.
She says THE joy philosophy is the
Christ gospel made practical in daily
life. Its fundamental principles re-
quire the realization of the allneSS of
God and the absence of criticism and
Judgment of others. Each must keep
his mental home sacred with thoughts
that cheer and bless and heal and
purify, and have but one aim to make
Simmons brings to her audience high
inspiration and uplift.
K
There will be an all day meeting of
the Military Sisterhood at Memorial
hall Thursday.
Notes and Personal Mention.
Mrs. Harry T. Forbes. superintend-
ent of the culinary department of the
free state fair, will have the assistance
of Miss Reita Updegraff this year.
Miss Grace Dana will enter Michi
gan university this fall and Miss Mar
ian Dana will be a student in North
western university. They will live al
the Alpha Phi houses.
Mr. John Sargent, jr., is at Stor-
mont hospital recovering from an
operation.
Miss Mary Weightman went to Hoyt
today for a couple of days.
Mr.. Harry Eagle and Mr.. Ben Bear
returned last night from motor trip
to Kansas City.
Mr. and Mrs David Page will leave
next week for Illinois, where MI Page
will enter the officers training school
Mrs. Page and her sons will occupy
apartments at Lake Forest or High
land Park and not at Rockford as was
first thought.
Mr. Philip sproat will leave soon for
headquarters company.
Lieut.. Cliff Stratton returned today
from the officers training school at
Fort Riley.
Mrs Mamie V Simmons, of Chi
cago, will arrive in Topeka Thursday
for few days during which time she
will lecture to the club women.
Friends of Mrs. Charles WEIGH, of
Coffeyyille, will be glad to know that
she is recovering. Mrs. WEIGH has
been very dangerously i'll with typhoid
fever for several weeks.
Mr.. and MISE. ]. Bartell and their
daughter, Frances. of Roswell, n. NJ.
weeks in the DR.. D. T. Nicoll home.
Mr.. Bartell is brother of DR.. Dorothy
B. Nicoll.
Mrs W. P williams will enter
sen, Wendell, who will be four years
old. Guests asked are Arthur j. Car
ruth III. Phil Cope Helaine Van Horn
Mary Hart. Harold Gilman, Mary
Elizabeth Gilman, Charles joss, Dean
Tucker, Francis Grimes and Alice
Weigand.
Mr.. CIarkson MiIIspaugh is home
for a short visit with his mother. Mrs
F. r. Millspaugh. 1853 Fillmore street
before entering the officers training
camp at Fort Sheridan, in Chicago.
Lieut.. Richard Blaisell returned to-
in the officers training camp.
DIR. and Mrs. Robert Stewart and
! their daughter. Martha, and Mrs
Stewards mother, and sister. Mrs.
| Roscoe Stubs and Miss Margaret
| Stubs, of Lawrence, have left for a
motor trip to Chicago.
Miss Genevieve Mcmillan is spend
/ ing a week with Miss Flor a Herring
ton. at Baker, Kan.
Mr.. S. C. Cooper will leave tomor-
|
| ing the summer at Santa Cruz, Calf.
| They will return home in about two
| weeks
Mrs. J. F. Merrick and Miss Martha
Merrick will leave tomorrow for a
short visit in White Cloud, Kan.
Miss Harriet Dodsworth, of Laura,
| ILL.,, will arrive Thursday for a visit
to Mr.. and Mrs Harry Saery.
Miss Mary ChurchwarG. who has
been the guest of Miss Edith Upde-
graft, left today for her home.
| Mr.. and Mrs. Roy Swank, of Cha
mute, are the guests of the Rev. and
! Mrs. Irwin B. Pulliam.
Mr.. Ralph Newell. a former Wash
burn boy. now living in Des Moines,
has received an appointment to the
second officers camp at>Fort Smelling
Mrs. r. S. Brigham and Miss Helen
Brigham returned yesterday from a
| trip to New York. Boston. Phiiadel-
phia and other eastern points. They
have been gone since early in June.
Miss Rachel McGiffert went to
Lawrence last Saturday for a visit to
| Mrs John Carver. Miss Grace Vree-
land will go to Lawrence next week
to be Mrs. Garver's guest
Mrs. Warwick Brown ana her little
son. Mills. who have been visiting Mrs.
Browns parents, Mr.. and Mrs. w. w.
! Mills have left for New Orleans, who
is stationed there with the naval re-
serve.
Dr. and Mrs. Warren z. Jeffrey
| have returned from a visit to Mrs.
Jeffrey's parents, Mr. and Mrs. E 2.
/ Field, in Kansas City.
[ Mr.. and Mrs. Ford Robinette and
daughters, Lois and Mamie, and son,
Ivan of Seabrook. will leave soon for
I Tomahawk Lake, Wis, to spend a
/ few weeks.
The Rev. and Mrs. c. B. Zook and
( three sons of lola KAN are guests