The Topeka state journal., 1922-09-04
SOCiefy
Club News
FRANCES JoNEs BERTHAH. .CAnPnElL


win motor to Tonganoxie for dinner
this evening.
The following party will picnic in
the country today:
Mr.. and Mrs. Clayton Kline.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Durant.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Colvin.
Mr. and Mrs. Roy Shoaf.
Mr.. and Mrs: Clyde Corbet.
Mr.. and Mrs Chester woodward
and sons returned this morning from
a months motor trip thru the west.
They visited the Yellowstone National
Park. were at Jacksons Home and
spent some time at various other
points of interest en- route.
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" Mr.. and Mrs. F. A. Anton will have
as their dinner guests at the Country
club this evening. Mr.. and Mrs. George
Godfrey Moore and Mr.. and Mrs. H.
Dr.. P. S. Zampierre arrived home
Sunday from Montreal where he
! landed Friday afternoon, having spent
the summer in Europe Doctor Zam-
pierre conducted a party of tourists,
s,s including several Topekans. thru Eng
land the bSstlefields of France, thru
~- Belgium. Italy. Switzerland, Germany.
Holland, and again thru France, the
party sailing from La HAvre for Mon
treal, on the trip home. Mrs r. D.
Blaine who was with. the party dur
ing the summer, has spent some time
in Scotland visiting and VIII return
home later. Miss Edith Stark of To-
peka, who was also with the party,
accompanied Doctor Zampierre home.
Professor Zampierre, who is very
much interested IN social and eco
nonsic conditions in Europe was en-
ablsd to get a world of information
-copcerning the problems of all classes
and occupations of people in the
countries thru which he travelled
owing to his Knowledge of their Ian
-suaee OF the people of Europe, as
whole. Doctor Zampierre says thai
they arc very optimistic as to the out
q come of things, altho in some sec
,tions of France, in several depart
= Y,aents OF the country things are much
more discourag ging. The faces OF the
people show the privations and nor
rors thru which they went during the
war. In many sections of France the
travellers saw whole villages of what
seemed to be barracks. but which they
found to be simple board houses Quilt
.by the Devastated France committee
= for the use of the people. In some
4nIaces where a part of the home is
ieft the part torn away is being slowly
replaced.
RAs 10 food, the travellers in many
places found it not sup to the Ameri-
csn standards. In many of the cities
things were very dear in price, Lon
don being one of the cities. Doctor
eZampierre says tho that a supply OF
American dollars helps the TOURIST
wonderfully altho in Switzerland and
Holland it does not do much good
for many things are not to be pur-
chased. The. travellers visited sew
eral parts of Holland in which the
+ the native costumes which their fore
4 fathers wore. they never having
changed to a more modern costume.
4 e 'aFhe foreign editions of the Amert-
l. a V11n
tourist fully informed as to the strike
conditions in his own country" says
Doctor Zampierre, land news OF the
situation over here was eagerly read
4 by the Americans as the papers came
5 off the press"
AIrs Allen, who has been i'll for
the past few weeks. and who under
hospital is recovering nicely She
will return to her home in about two
weeks :.
Miss Mary Campbell. of India, is
the guest of her brother. Mr.. Frank
l. Campbell, and Mrs. Campbell.
Miss Campbell has been touring the
east for several weeks. and will spend
some time here before leaving to take
up her work again in India.
Wednesday evening Miss Campbell
will give a talk to the public at the
First Presbyterian church. using as
ner 1SuDleGI n ANS" <Ah6AS
!. of Vision"
Miss Campbell will be the inspira-
,tion of several informal social affairs
during her visit here
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Mr.. and Mrs !. NJ. Connell re-
turned Sunday from a trip to Detroit,
Buffalo, Montreal and Boston. In
Boston they were the guests of their
daughter Mrs. Adrian Sherman. and
Mr.. Sherman. who will come to To-
peka this fall to make their home.
Miss Edith Connell, who accompanied
her parents on their trip stopped in
Chicago on her way home to visit Mr..
and Mrs David Nethercot
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Mrs. Warren Crosby Mrs. C. D. Cos,
Miss Betty Frost Miss Mollie Hebert,
and Mr.. Walter Wilson will motor to
Kansas City. Tuesday and will return
home Wednesday.
e. Mr.. and Mrs. H. o. Garvey and
their daughter, Miss Annabel Garvey.
returned home Sunday evening by
motor from Chautauqua, n. Y, where
they have been spending the summer.
En- route home they were the guests
of Mr.. and Mrs. Garvey's son, Capt.
Willis A. Garvey and Mrs. Garvey of
Cleveland, Ohio. They also visited Mr..
Charles c. Garvey at Chicago and
the Nelson H. Loomis family of
Omaha, formerly of Topeka. Mrs.
Charles Spencer who spent the sum
mer in Chautauqua with Mrs. Garvey
has gone to New York city to spend
the month OF September as the guest
of friends.
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The girls of the Topeka Business
and Professional Women's club re-
turned Sunday evening from Leaven-
worth. where they were entertained
Saturday evening and Sunday by the
members of the Leavenworth club.
Thirty-eight Topeka members were
a NariOVS homes of aaV
enworth girls. They were driven over
the city for an interesting car ride
Sunday morning. which Included a
trip to the penitentiary grounds q