The Topeka state journal., 1919-09-04

rewriting and revising two of his col
lege oks-''Introductory Sociol-
are now coming from the presses IN
Topeka and will be used in Washburn
this year, and at Baker university.
Mrs. Moore was recently elected
secretary of the Y. w. G. A. and will
take up her new work here in the
near future. She has had wide ex
perience as general secretary in sew
eral of the larger cities Of the United
States.
THERE Is A GIRL IN OUR TOWN
Who always makes it point in
talking of any trip she has taken or
is to take, to mention riding in THE
Pullman" She just wonders how
anyone can bare to travel otherwise
and apologies if she has to wait un-
til she reaches Kansas City to get her
Pullman. Now of course 1T is all right
to be explicit. But 1t does look to
other people as II travelling in this
manner must be a new thing to the
girl or she wouldn't talk about it so
much. People who grew up in Pull
mans take the mas matter of course,
and if sometimes they take day trip
in a chair car they don't fuss loudly
about it.
DIR. and Mrs. c. H. Lerrigo will be
at home Friday afternoon and evening
in honor OF Mr.. and Mrs. George H.
Lerrigo. of Canton, China, who are
their guests. No invitations have been
issued but friends of Mr.. Nand Mrs.
Lerrigo are asked to call In the aft
ernoon they will be especially glad to
receive the friends of Mrs. Lerrigo and
| in the evening those of Mr.. Lerrigo.
This evening Mr.. Lerrigo will be
the guest of honor at a dinner given
| by the Y NJ. C. A. board of directors.
Mr. A H. Tebbin, recently state boys
work secretary who will sail soon for
| India, will share honors with Mr.. Ler-
| rigo. The dinner will be held at the
/ Central Y NJ. c. A. and any friends
of the guests of honor who wish to
attend may do so by calling the asso-
citation and ressrvins place
Beginning at 2:3o tomorrow after
noon on until late hour in the eve
ming the home of Miss Nadine Buck,
| $40 Greenwood, will be a busy place
For several weeks the little girls of
Potwin have been working on things
for a bazaar. Tomorrow 1t will be
| held. Aprons towels. iron-holders,
and so on will be on sale at the Buck
home. Likewise home made candy
| and pop corn. This is the second
bazaar these girls have had. The pro-
ceeds from the one they gave last year
went to the Red Cross, of course-it
was S1s This year the Orphans
home will reap the benefit of their
labor The girls who are conducting
the bazaar are: Nadine Buck. Frances
Bone, Blynn Corwine. Corneiia Adams
Catherine and Josephine Allen, Doro-
thy Reynolds, Florence Layton and
Mildred Adams.
You can't get away from plain hu-
man interest. can you? Did you notice
at the circus last night that peoples
acrobats and trapeze performers to the
old lady who was having trouble max
ing her little boy behave? And there
were more whispered comments and
smiles of interest in this excellent
clown who seemed to be one of the
spectators than in almost anything
else. The typical circus characters
are better than the circus Itself.
Notes and Personal Mention.
Mr.. and Mrs. Merrell Gage will
leave early next week for. their new
home in Kansas City.
: Mrs. Otto Cutler will return from
Colorado next Monday.
On account of Illness, Miss Mary
Grast and Mrs. John Harrison will not
entertain the Star Bible class Friday
evening.
Miss Sylvia silverthorne and Miss
Postin Silverthorne will return in
few days from Palmer Lake, Colo,
where they have been spending 'he
summer with Mrs. Chamberlain in her
cottage.
Mrs. I. D. Myers of SIS West Sixth
avenue had as her guests "Wednesday
her sister. Mrs. K. B. Northrop. and
DR.. Northrop of Coldwater and an
other sister, Mrs. c. D. Stewart, and
Mr.. Stewart of Oskaloosa. They beth
came to Topeka by motor.
Mr.. Floyd Nichols, who has been In
military service for the last eighteen
months, has received his discharge
ami returned to Topeka
Mrs. Arthur Shakeshaft has re-
turned from a visit to her sister, Miss
| Grace Dana, in Chicago.
Midshipman William kellogg has
arrived for months visit to his
mother, Mrs. Mabel Kellogg.
Mr.. and Mrs. Sewell Black and
| their children have returned from
Manitou, Colo.
Mrs Charles H. Huffman and Miss
Mona Clare Huffman of Columbus are
/ in Topeka for a few days. They are
| stopping at the National.
Mrs. c. B. Reed and Mrs. J. P. Root
have returned from Colorado. Mrs
Root is now visiting her son in EN-
| poria.
Mr. and Mrs. Willard Hall and their
/ daughter, Mrs. J. d NJ. Hamilton, Jr
| Crab Lake, Wis. where they have
| spent the summer.
Mr.. Clarkson Millspaugh stopped In
! Topeka yesterday on his way from At
! lanttc City to Muskogee, Okla, where
| he has a position.
Mr.. and Mrs. o. C. Rees and daugh-
| ter Olive have gone to Philadelphia.
where Mr.. Rees will attend the annual