The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1920-08-25

along under the wagon, its tongue
hanging out.
And you whistle. and as you ride
along atop of your Lares and Penates,
casting triumphant glances down at
those who cannot share your adven-
ture, you say over to yourself again
and again, these lines,
Tho feet leave now the old familiar trail,
And walk in strange, new ways.
Not home we leave, nor friends. nor yet
forsake
The heart of things proved dear;
These, these we hold, whatever path we
Hold now more closely near.
The fellowship of labor past,
The share of mingled toll to come.
The purpose and the love and hope are
here,
THESE be the seals of home"
News has reached Topeka that Mrs
A T. Lucas and her daughter. Miss
Helen Lucas, who have been summer
ing at Long Beach. will remain in
California this winter. They have
moved from Long Beach to Los An
geles, where Miss Lucas will continue
her college work in the Southern Cali
fornia university.
Peggy Hagar, of Hollywood. Cal.
formerly of Topeka, is another of the
Topeka girls who is making good in
her chosen work. Besides doing see
mario and other writing she is secre-
tary to a number of film favorites
whose names are household words to
movie fans. Among others whose work
she handles are Nazimova, Sessue
Hakawa and his wife. Jack Mulhall,
Naomi Childers, Psura Aoki, Viola
Dana, Anna Nilsson, Charles Bryant
and Bert .Lytell. Miss Hagar gave a
where she has an office. to Mrs A. T.
Lucas. Miss Helen Lucas and Miss
Lulu Fordyce one day last week.
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Notes and Personal Mention.
Miss Florence r. Wilson returned
today from a visit to relatives in Chi
| cago.
from a visit in Wintersett, Ia, and
Kansas City.
Mr.. and Mrs. W. T. Davis have re-
| turned from a business trip to Texas
Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Lyke will leave
! tonight for a trip to the Racific coast
Mr. and Mrs. A. A. GODDARD plan to
| motor to Omaha this week. Their
daughter, Miss Gwen GODDARD, who has
| been teaching in Omaha the past year
will return with them. ....-.- 49,,
| Mr.. and Mrs. Sidney EveringhaHT OF
| Kansas City will arrive from Colorado
Sunday to spend a few days with Mrs
Everingham's parents. Mr., and Mrs
| G. C. Bowman.
| Judge Silas Porter will leave to-
night for Wichita to attend the funeral
| of Judge Dale of that city.
| Miss Mildred Bowman, who is now
! in Boston. will be home the first OF
| September.
| Mrs. W. A McCarter has returned
| from a brief visit in Kansas City.
| Mrs Harold Chase and Miss Ethel
Chase have returned from La Grange
Mrs. s. H. Snyder and Mrs. L. G
! Semon have returned from a trip te
Mrs. L. Y. Ellrader and her son
william Conrad. have returned from
Mrs. James Brown and Miss Fence
Brown, who have been the guests oil
Mr.. and Mrs. Louis Van Dorp, have
returned to their home in Minneapolis
| Miss Helen McCahan and Mr.. Clyde
McCahan have started on western
trip. which will include visits tc
Pueblo, Denver and Salt Lake City.
Mr. and Mrs. Fletcher Woodford
| left today for Ogden. Utah.
Miss Marcia Kelley of Toronto
Mrs. r. A. Larimer of Lawrence
/ burg is visiting her sister, Mrs. Ada
Metzger.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Hayes are ii
California.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. s. Wo1verton are
! sunmering in Manitou. Colo
Mr.. and Mrs. c. B. Merriam and son
/ Mr. Jack Merriam, who motored IL
| Colorado Several weeks ago, are cx
pectcd home in a few days.
! Mrs. J. S. Dean has returned from
4 Clinton.
Dr. C. E Hulett has returned from
/ Colorado Springs.
Miss Lulu Fordyce returned Tues
day from California. whore she has
!