The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1919-07-31

two pennies in the street car collection
box instead of six cents, and got away
with it! There is the society man
who every one knows will attach him
self to party of girls in a drug store
order drink and leave before the bill
| is paid. There is also the girl who
will gather up party of friends and
| start driving with an almost empty
gasoline tank and then manage to run
short at some street near a filling sta
| ton. Embarrassed over the fact of
not having a cent with her, Ter GAL
! liant passengers always insist on buying
ten or twenty gallons for her and beg
her not to mind, accidents will happen
| occasionally.
| Christ child stories will be told Sat
urday afternoon at Pelletier's by Mrs.
| June Chapman. Children always en-
| joy Bible stories and these will be
made more interesting by the pictures
Mrs. Sullivan will bring over from her
art store. Copies of the paintings of
| the best artists will illustrate the
stories: Little Elizabeth Brink will
| sing Holy Night" and the music of
the cathedral chimes of Trinity
church will be played on the Victrola.
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Notes and Personal Mention.
Miss Beatrice Shakeshaft will leave
! Friday for Minneapolis, MINI. Her
parents, Mr. and Mrs. E J. Shake
and together they will go to Lake
| Minnetonka.
| Mrs. Mary Miller and her daughter,
Miss Edna Miller. have returned after
a month spent in the east.
Mrs. DeVere Rafter and her chill
the weekend with Mrs. Rafters
mother, Mrs. David OYernyer.
| Mrs. Charles Sturtevant. of Chm
meron, is in ST. Francis hospital
where she underwent an operation for
| appendicitis yesterday. Mrs. Sturte-
want is the daughter of Mr.. and Mrs.
E. F. Stanley.
Colorado. She will stop off in Newton
with Miss Margaret Beerbohm, who
will go with her to Colorado.
Mrs. c. A Wood is visiting in Leoti,
| Kan. She will go to Colorado later.
! Mrs. James Sproat and her daugh-
ter. Miss Dorothy Sproat, have re-
| turned to Topeka after an absence of
nearly two years in the east.
Miss Elizabeth Warning, of Holton,
| was in Topeka yesterday.
Mrs. ]. S. White, who has been in
! California, and later in Ration, n. M,
with her son, Mr.. Lemuel White, will
return to Topeka today, to be with her
daughter, Mrs. Arthur Mills.
| Clough, who have been in New York
| since Miss Kate Clough landed from
| France, have gone to Martha's Vine
| yard, Mass, for a visit. Miss Clough
will return to Topeka the latter part
| of next week. but Miss Kate Clough
will remain in the east until Septem-
| Der.
Mrs. ]. r. Koontz and daughter,
| Jean, will leave the last of*the week
for Colorado.
To- ~IDF- xxrfn lne,x
for Estes Park, Colo. Sunday. in their
car Their daughter. Miss Augusta
Taylor, has been in Estes for several
weeks.
Miss Esther Joss has returned from
Estes Park, Colo.
Miss Yuma McNeeley is visiting
friends and relatives in Pueblo, and
Denver. Colo
Mrs John L. Kinkel and her mother
Mrs. A. B. Constant, have gone to
Colorado for the rest of the summer
Mrs. NJ. L. McNeeley has gone to
C5iro, Ill, to visit friends.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank z. MacLennan
and Miss Mary MacLennan left this
afternoon for Les Cheneaux islands in
northern Michigan for the remainder
of the summer. They were accompan-
led by Mrs. z. NJ. Jolley and Miss Car
oline Deming.
Miss Mary Alexander left today for
Chicago to take a post graduate course
lieu NIOSS NURSE
The Ladies Aid society of the First
j United Brethren church will meei
Thursday at the home of Mrs. E. c.
Garhart, 1853 Van Buren, street.
Mrs. H. D. McNeeley has returned
from Parsons, where she was called
by the death of Mrs James Larsen
the mother of Mrs George Bradshaw
, formerly of Topeka
| Mr.. and Mrs. Manford Peck. jr., OF
Salina. are the parents of a son, born
J July IS. Mrs. Peck was Miss Grace
Rickenbacher, of Topeka, before he1
marriage.
Ii Mrs Ray Stewart will entertain the
A. R. S. club Friday afternoon at her
! home. 1901 Lincoln street.
Mr.. and Mrs. W. T. Crosby, who
returned from New York Monday. will
leave next Sunday for Mount Prince
ton, Buena Vista, Colo.
Miss Mabel Adams has received
, word that her brother. Lieut.. Clyde
| Adams, who has been overseas for
| over a year, has landed in New York
He will go to Washington for his dis
charge, and will then come to Topeka
for a visit before returning to his
home in Detroit. Mich.
Miss Grace Overmyer and Miss Flor
ence Campbell left this noon for Mani
tou, Colo, to remain until the first OF
! September.
Mrs. Ben Akers is leaving for Buena
III Vista Colo, to remain the rest of the
| summer.
Miss Edna Peters, Miss Edith White
, and Miss Ora Smith. graduate nurses
of Christ's hospital. will leave tonight
for a months outing in Denver
have a cottage at Manitou, where they
! will Spend most Of their time