The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1919-01-16

Miss Herren, who is very popular
member of the club and was its first
president, was presented with a hand
some leather handbag by the club
members. Miss Mabel Adams made
| the presentation speech.
Miss Herren leaves Sunday for New
York, where she will take a weeks
training at Bernard college before sail
iL,s for France under the auspices of
| the General Federation of Women's
clubs. Miss Annabel Garvey and Mrs.
| T. r. Johns, of Chanute, will also go
| to France in this work.
| Miss Herren has been asked by Mr..
| Arthur Kane, a former Topeka man,
now living in New York. to take part
in the New York Kansas Day program.
She has also been invited to be a guest
at dinner given by the National
Newspaper association at the Wal
| dorf-Astoria February 5.
YESTERDAY.
There was never a time in all my
life that I felt so ding bustedly bad.
never knew there were so many
| things for any one mortal to have! 1t
seemed to me 1 was going to die, 1
had a million aches and pains. They'd
start at my feet and rise to my head,
then do it all over again. I'd see
bn aga stars T ana ears e1as %o1Id
tight. My stomach was sour and my
lungs would burn. knew 1 would die
before night. tried to get up to walk
| cross the room, but some one kept
moving the floor. I couldn't stand up,
I'd get dizzy and weak and how my
head would roar. I knew that my end
was terribly near. I'd never live thru
| it ALL L thought of the way 1 wanted
to die and who to my funeral I'd call.
I was peevish and crabbY and sarcas-
tic and mean. I beefed at my poor lit
tie wife. I knew that the end of the
world had come and with it the end
of my life. So she called the doctor.
he gave me some dope. and me in a
blanket they rolled. Said there's moth
ing the matter with him at all. he's
just got little old cold. (Then I got
mad. got up. came to work-guess 1
wasn't sick at all)-N. S. A.
Mrs Arthur Miller entertained the
Tsuneo Taxa Hashi Embroidery club
this afternoon at her home. 619 West
Seventh street. Members and guests
present were Mrs. D. E. Rose, Mrs. C.
Gabriel Mrs. J. W. Mccartney Mrs
Lake, Mrs Roy Boast, Mrs. Irwin
Snattinger, Miss Bess Sheetz, Miss
Christian Ross, Miss Ruby May and
Miss Edna Lake.
Notes and Personal Mention.
l..
al surgeon for the 210 engineers. has
| been transferred to Camp Humphrey.
Va, where he is in charge of the regi-
mental infirmary.
Mrs. J. A. Allen. mother. and Mrs.
E. S. Sheldon, a sister of Governor
Allen, have returned to their homes
in Ottawa after having attended the
inaugural ceremonies. They were
guests of Mr.. and Mrs. H. H. Motter
at the National hotel
nr Rra a
Mr.. X. J. Wilhe1msen of Lawrence are
in Topeka attending the state Y. M.
C. A conference.
Miss Ora Moneypenny has returned
from a three weeks visit to Miss
Louise HUMPHREYS at Memphis, Tenn.
Miss Ruth Huycke of Ellsworth is
visiting her brother. Mr.. Paul Huycke,
and his family in Buchanan street
Senator and Mrs. w. H. Myers
of Wakefield and Representative
and Mrs ]. E. Brooks of Sedan
have taken rooms at 1915 Van Buren,
street during the legislature.
Miss Margaret Fuller and Miss
! Gladys Guild. who have government
positions in Washington, have rooms
together.
Lieut. and Mrs. J. Karl Henderson
of Atchison have returned to their
home after several days visit to MT.
and Mrs. H. E. VanDorp.
Mrs. J. R. Koontz. Miss Grace
Koontz and Miss Margaret Koontz
spent yesterday in Kansas City, where
they heard CALI Curci.
DR.. and Mrs. r. B. Stewart. who
have recently returned from the
south. where Doctor Stewart was in
hospital service, have taken a house
at Ala WoodIawn ovenue.
Mr. and Mrs Marlin Poindexter are
guests of Mr.. Poindexter's parents in
Kansas City.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Mitchell and
Mr.. and Mrs. Arch Catlin spent the
day Yesterday in Kansas City.
|, Mr. and Mrs. Hugh Leonard of
Augusta, kan. have been guests for
the past few days of Mrs z. d. Nc
Keever.
Miss Harriet Cobb of Martinsville,
Ind, arrived today to visit her brother,
Mr. S. E Cobb, and Mrs. Cobb.
, Mr.. Robert Embleton has gone TO
Effingham. Ill, to take a course in the
Photographic college
Lieut. Morris Tucker. who is sta
Il toned at Houston. Tex, IS here fer
Ia visit to Mrs. Tucker at the home of
her father, Mr.. John Sims. in College
avenue.
Mrs James Mondi of Chicago. who
has been visiting Mrs. Frank Organ,
has left for Long Beach, Cal. to
spend the remainder of the winter.
The Women's Foreign Missionary
society of the Walnut Grove NJ. f
church will meet Friday afternoon at
2:30 at the home of Mrs J. H. Mills.
: 1924 Harrison street
The West Side W. C. T. L. will meet
Jennie Darby. Clothing for the Pitts
burg mission will be received at this
meeting.
The women of the College Hill
neighborhood will meet at the Red
Cross rooms at Crosby Brothers