The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1920-07-23

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/ Mrs Laura H Evans and daughter
Mrs. Holden. Mr. and Mrs Howard
Miss Mildred Rogers, Miss Bell Evarts.
and Mr.. Hubert L. Howard
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Sentences from an article about eat
! ing in Detroit newspaper read,
| when one sits down to a meal he
should not be rtsericted or harassed
/. in any way. He must when eating de-
vote his entire attention to it. When
eating neither man nor beast shof,ld
| be disturbed Huh grunted q To-
peka man when the above article came
| to his notice, IF I'm not to be ha
raised in any way when 1 eat they'll
nave TO do away with book agents. in
surance men, telephones. chickens that
scratch up the garden and the neigh
bors mischievous children. can
do one thing, tho" he concluded,
when do get started to eating I fol-
low their advice and devote my entire
and undivided attention to it,
The Alpha Phi active and alumnae
| members will have a meeting at
o'clock Saturday afternoon at the
Neese-
Mrs. Willard H. Trefry has the
honor of being the only member in
Topeka of the Worlds Woman's Life
Savings corps. Mrs. Trefry was given
l.
M. c. A. pool by Mr.. A. D. Bolton,
former physical director at the asso-
citation, and made a grade of 80 per
cent. She will be awarded life say
ing bathing suit emblem, and her di-
ploma- Mrs. Trefry is contempl plating
organizing a class of girl swimmers,
fifteen years and over, who wish to
take the test and become members of
the corps in the near future.
Those interested in swimming may
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quired in the test. The girls are first
required to swim twenty yards and
while in the water remove skirt, blouse
and shoes and then swim eighty yards
| more without stopping. They then
swim several minutes on the surface,
dive and retrieve a ten pound object.
They must then carry a non-swimmer
a certain number of yards. exhibiting
the breast stroke, cross stroke, head
carry and two point carry. Girls TAX
ing the test must also show the vari-
Gus methods of breaking the grip of
a drowning person, must swim five
feet, float one minute and tread
water thirty seconds. They must then
land their patient and demonstrate
the newest way of resuscitation-
THERE'S A WOMAN IN OUR TOWN
Who is possessed of a great deal of
this worlds goods and also temper
of her own. Whenever she becomes
slightly vexed at one of the members
of her family or one Of her friends
she informs her that she is to be
entirely cut off in her will. She has
made the will half a dozen times and
has changed it as many more. Origin
ally the members of the family knew
how the property was to be distributed
but since the will has been altered so
often, they have no idea whether they
IoF% l0I1 I4r4
bred. The friends are wondering who
will be remembered and who won't,
but they will never know until her
death. and as one truthful person re-
marked, Her people never were very
good hands to die. and severe still
wondering.
Notes and Personal Mention.
| Mrs. Thomas Creary and her nieces[
Miss Winifred Tauer and Miss Bar
bara Gasser of Wamego, and little
Robert Creary will spend the coming
week visiting in Sharon, Kan.
| Mrs F. S. Savage is spending
short time visiting in Oklahoma City.
| Later she will go to st. Louis to be
the guest of her son. Roger Savage.
| DR.. and Mrs. H. B. Hogeboom will
change their residence Saturday from
I1273 Buchanan street to their new
home at sol West Sixth avenue.
| Mrs. T. F. Doran has gone to KAN
sas City to join Mr.. Doran on a visit
there.
Mr.. Jack Frost. who underwent an
| operation for appendicitis Thursday
evening at ST. Francis hospital, is do
ing as well as possible.
| Mr.. and Mrs. E. A. Warning have
returned home from an extended trip
in the west. They attended the Shrine
convention in Portland and have been
| in California as the guests of Mr.. and
Mrs. Sam Huston and Miss Thelma
Huston.
| Mrs. B. G. Briggs and little son are
spending the weekend in Kansas City
Mr.. and Mrs. Homer Fink and fam
lily will leave Saturday for Wyoming
on camping trip
Mrs. Hugh Maclean of Kansas
City, No, formerly Miss Faye War
ring, has come to visit her parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. E. A. Warning, of 1906
Western avenue.
leave this evening for Glenwood
Springs, Colo. to spend several weeks.
Mr. and Mrs. o. F. Engle, S21 Lane
street, have as visitors Mr.. and Mrs.
Morris Lippman of Kansas City and
Mrs Harry Rabinowitz of Fort Leav-
| enworth.
Mrs. F. ]. Funk and Miss Genevieve
| Funk, who are visiting in Peabody,
Kan, will return the latter part of the
week.
JunluS VI EAdHSdS NltS'
who is visiting her parents here. DR..
/ and Mrs. w. S. Lindsay. will be joined
Saturday by Mr.. Baxter, who will
spe1d the weekend here.
Mr. Dorr Norton. who has been i'll
for a number of months at his home
/ IN Kansas City. is worse and not
| expected to recover. Mr.. Norton is the
/ son of Mr. and Mrs. Jonathan D. Nor
1 ton.
II Miss Dorothy Bergman of Ashland.
II Kan. arrived Thursday to visit Miss
Reftv Ro0ebra ke