The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1920-06-18
SOCIETY
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Mr.. Ernest L. Harris will arrive
next week to visit his daughter. Mrs
Dick Elmore, and Mr.. Elmore. Mr..
Harris has been in Siberia for three
years as consul general for the allied
government and has also represented
the National City bank of New York
City while there. Mr.. Harris will
spend several days here and viii then
go on to Washington, D. c., on official
business, and will return later for
longer visit to Mr.: ana Mrs Eim0fe'
Mrs Henry j. Allen has returned |
from Chicago and New York, where |
she went several weeks ago. MISS
Henrietta Allen. who has been attend
ing Miss Spence's school in New OK
City, has gone to Saginaw, Mich. 10
attend a house party and will come
to Topeka later: !.
BEES AND FOLKS.
When a bee flies in your ear for
goodness sake leave him alone ana lei
| him buzz and let him argue all ne
wants until he gets darn good ana
ready to buzz out and on MS way
| about his business.
| 1 have never done anything to bee
nor a bees family that would cause
| him to fly in my ear and back up and
| sit down and push but this one did az /
was riding out in the balny air think
ing happy thoughts and perfectly con-
tented with the world and things.
| When he buzzed in and roared
around and he tried to beat the drum
out of my ear and as he succeeded
and didn't come out / decided TO as
sist the buzzing bug and this IS Whefe
he threw his singer into reverse ac-
ton and it panied me so l rushed LOT
home where l could die on soft BED
with Elsie there to hold my hand.
So looked in the mirror to get the
final glance of the bum numper pc
fore I went west and there was tae
| singer still in my ear as gentle re
| minder that at last l had been stung
, by everything from a grass widow TO
a honey bee. ,..*,o
And I find that this contains litte
. moral for some-let them buzz as they
may hurt, but not for long when the
singer is out And l guess lnat "lii
5 be about all. a, ~ . "a
Notes and Personal Mention
Mr. and Mrs. w. G. Dickle nave
s sold their home at 1917 Topeka poule-
$ ward to Mr. and Mrs. c. A Cline and
have changed their residence to l4eo
Topeka boulevard.
Mrs. ]. d. French and childrth on
1870 Fillmore street will spend the
/ Weekend in Kansas City visiting MIS-
French's sister, Mrs. w. NJ. Stewart.
S Mrs. Alfred Spicy and daughter
d Miss Lucille Spicy, spent THURSDAY Il
Kansas City visiting friends.
: Mr. ana Mrs. B. F. Reed of Ellens
s burg. Wash, who have been visiting
IS Mr.. Reeds mother, Mrs. William Reed
s have left for Portland to attend
Shriners' convention before relul IA " I
st to their home Mr.. and Mrs. Reed at
n tended the Republican national con
o vention in Chica go last week, Mr.. Ree'
being a delegate. g.,
Miss Margaret Dickie will leave Sat
urday for Lancaster, Mich, 10 speli
the summer She will be accompanle
as far as Kansas City by her mother
Mrs w. J. Dickie, who VIII speno
"A week there visiting.
lg Mr. and Mrs. Harvey ShafIer.
A Mercer, Pa, are visiting DE- anu MI
III S j. Crumbine. ~
Mrs Junius Baxter. of Kansas CIT!
is visiting her parents, DR.. and Mr.
w. S. Lindsay.
Mrs. L. G. Disney, who has bee
visiting in Chicago and Is en- route
II. her home in Muscotah. Kan, is no
= the guest of her mother. Mrs. A.
= Van SAINT. of $40 Tyler street.
DR.. S. s. Estey has returned hon
= from several days spent in Emporla-
= Miss Esther Everett, who has bee
= attending the College of Emporia, wi
spend the summer with her parent
- Dr and Mrs ]. c. Everett.
Miss Florence Rowles, of Wameg
. is visiting friends in Topeka:
= Mrs. ]. B. buchanan OF Detro
= Of 'i Miss nellie wetherholt and of Mi
. Sidney Gardiner.
. Mr.. and Mrs. A. B. c. Deutcher,.
= Kansas City, who have been visitll
= friends in Topeka. motored to tins
= home Thursday. They were accor
= panied by Mrs o. o. Moore, who w
= spend few DAYS as their guest ;,
= Miss Vera c. Green is spending h
= vaca ton with sister. Mrs. Thorn
= GoodfeIlow, at Marysville, Ohio M
- Green will enter Miami university
= oxford. Ohio. this fall.
F. E Gates. 1884 College aveni
= leaves today for Iowa, to begin
= work as Community lecturer for I
= Meneley Chautauqua company. n
= Gates has been on the Lyceum
= Chautauqua platform for sever
= wears. His circuit this season tax
- him thru Iowa, northern Illinois a
- wisconsin. He will not return TO
- neka before September /.