The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1901-05-31

The members of the Clio club and
their families enjoyed a very pleasant
picnic Thursday afternoon at Wash
burn college. In addition to their fam
lies each men Der was privileged to in
wife one guest, so the company num-
bered about fifty
The Nautilus club has undertaken the
work of refurnlShing the Orm1tOr1eS at
Washburn, and has solicited aid from
the federated clubs. The Clio club is
the first to respond, and at the picnic
Thursday the members pledged thirty
dollars, which will entirely furnish one
room. The club cleared about forty
dollars at the entertainment which was
given Monday evening at the First
Congregational church DR.. .. NJ Fisk,
who entertained the large audience
with his Illustrated lecture on Florence,
would make no charges for his services,
but the club members insisted upon MS
accepting ten dollars. The Clio club
numbers only fifteen members.
For Miss Ramsey.
The Iolene club entertained very
pleasantly Thursday evening at the
home of Mr.. and Mrs. "A A. Hayes, on
Prospect street, complimentary to Miss
Ella Ramsey and Mr. Charles Rice The
rooms We're prettily decorated with
roses and other blossoms, and the porch
was costly fitted up with d1Vans, rugs
and easy chairs, though the evening
was almost too cool to remain out
side.
Progressive anagrams was a feature
of the evening. The prizes were won
by Miss Green and Dr.. Lux, both or
whom presented them to the guests OF
honor Refreshments we're served late
Those present were, Mr.. and Mrs
Charles Joslin. DR.. and Mrs. Lux, Mr.
Hord, Miss Anna Scuires, Miss Maud
Naylor, Miss Julia Whitmer, MISS
Katherine Ernich. Miss Edna Millice,
Miss Mabel McGiffin Miss Ramsey, Miss
~ Tel, -.e-f r,f (ScIx
ton, Mr.. Brown. Mr.. Marshall. Mr. Roy
Millice Mr.. f. G.. Dreaming, Mr.. Newton
Alden, Mr.. Fred Tuckerman, Mr.. LAorris
Stevenson and Mr.. Rice.
A Pleasant Picnic.
A very pleasant picnic party which
spent Thursday afternoon and evening
at Martins Hill was composed OF Miss
Lillian Valentine Miss Santa Waters,
Miss F,e Waters, Miss Jean Frost, Miss
Miriam Mcfarland, Miss Helen Otis,
Miss Mabel Quigley, Miss Virgie Payne
Mr.. Edward Dennis Mr.. Charles Elliott,
Mr. Horace Macferrans Mr.. Earl Case,
Mr. John V. Abrahams, Mr.. Frank
Peacock Mr.. Guy Adams and Mr.. Fred
Gi1lett.
Notes and Personal Mention
Mrs W. L. Kemper has returned to
her home in Kansas City after a few
days visit in Topeka with Mrs D. +.
Paxton.
Mr.. and Mrs W. P. Tomlinson re-
turned wednesday AICAA E<ACCASAOl
Springs where they have been spending
the past month for the benefit Of Mr.
Tomlinson's health
Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Bowman and
Mr. and Mrs. Ed Martin spent Thurs
day on the Wakarusa-
Mr.. and Mrs Robert Merrick VIII
leave Saturday for weeks stay IN
Miss Lucy Wright, daughter of DR..
Edgar Wright Of Lawrence, is in To-
peka the guest of Canon and Mrs by
water.
Miss Fife Neill will leave Saturday
for visit with relatives in Hutchinson
The Ladies' Music club Will give It's
regular recital for the associate mem
bers at the First Christian church Sat
urday afternoon; this viii be the last re-
cital Of the season Each associate
member is privileged to invite one guest
Mrs c. G. Baker chaperoned the fol-
lowing young people at picnic at the
Reform school Thursday afternoon:
Miss Berenice Fuller Miss Nellie Baker,
Miss Allabelle Troutnan, Miss Lillian
Fisk. Mr. Wallace Thompson, Mr. Har-
ley Reisman. Mr.. Bert Cook and Mr.
Hobart Mills
Miss Jessie Upton has been spending
a few days at Lake View, the guest OF
Mr. and Mrs. George w Crane.
Mrs. R. A Weaver and Mrs Frank
Patterson returned Thursday from q
short visit in Kansas City
Mrs E. P. Harris Of Leconnpton IS IN
Topeka visiting her husband
Horace Hall and George B. Palmer
spent Thursday at Lake View.
Paul Mulvane left "Wednesday Ter