The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1904-06-01


colors, green and white, decorated the
body of the float and the white horses
which drew it had a green harness.
The two colored grooms were in green
and white livery.
w. C. T. Z.
The w. c. 7. u. float represented a
pond. the effect of water being pro-
cured by the use of large mirrors COW
ering the flooI of the float A white
boat occupied the center of the pond
and in this a fountain of aqua pura,
the only beverage regarded wholly
without suspicion by the W. c. T. u,
played during the procession. In the
boat rode a number of little folks,
known as the L. T. l.. They were Miss
Isabel Dickinson, Master Willie Eber-
ley, Miss Rose Baker, Miss Mamie
Smith, Master Harry Prescott and Mas
ter John Parks.
Ceramic Art Club.
The Ceramic Art club had hand
some float in the club colors, pink.
gold and white. Two large white
swans in the foreground were driven by
Miss Marie Walsh, who stood in a
large sea shell. Miss Walsh wore a
white gown. The float was drawn by
four white horses in white harness and
the four grooms were in white livery.
The flowers used in trimming the
float were pink and white chrysan-
themums and the lettering brought in
the clubs third color, gold.
The Vignette Club.
The Vignette club had a float trim
med with pink carnations In the center
of which was a May pole in pink and
white ribbons extending from it and
held by ten little girls and boys, chill
dren of the members of the club, which
further goes to disprove the theory
| that the club movement and race sui
eide go hand in hand. The little ones
We're Miss Clyde Bonebrake, Master
Willis Garvey, Misses Marian and Win
fired Manning. Miss Margaret Ray,
Miss Lulu McCabe, Miss Esther Clark,
Master Edward Clark, Miss Eloise Sar-
The float was drawn by a span OF
mules.
West Side Reading Club.
The West SIDE Reading clubs auto
mobile was one of the stunning fea-
lures of the parade. 1t was lavishly
anthemuns and VAS occupied by
Mrs. Clement Smith, chaffeuse. and
the officers of the club, Mrs. B. L.
Welch, Mrs. A. A. Rogers, Mrs. John
On a high front seat was little Miss
Mary Rogers driving the huge butter
fly which fluttered in front apparently
drawing this horseless carriage. The
little driver and all the other occu-
pants were in white.
The d. A r.
The Daughters of the American Rev
olution had the automobile of Mr.. E.
| w. Hughes draped in the flags and the
national colOrs. Besides Mr.. Hughes
| who was The chaffeul and Mrs. Hughes
the chapte~ Vas represented by Mrs
Nathan +. Handy and Miss Belle
Thompson in colonial costume. Miss
| Hazel Mulvane on her saddle horse
rode il flont and carried the club pen
nant.
Cosmos Club.
The Cosmos club also had an auto
| mobile and the club flower. the cos
! mos, in pink and white, decorated II
| Riding in it were Mr. L. y. Harrison
chaffeur Miss Gertrude Harrison, Mis-
i Helen Bartlett, Miss Florence Wilson
and Master Philip Harrison All tn
gowns of the occupants were whit
and pink
Good Government Club.
Another automobile represented tn
Good Government club. 1t was deco
rated with red poppies and was occu
pied by Mrs. c. H. Morrison, chat
feur, and Miss Edna Bear. who wer
dressed in white.
w. t. *. Club.
The w. T. K. club which has most
" North Topeka women as member
was very appropriately represented b
a large boat covered with the clu
flower, the sunfiower. and occupied b
Mrs. A. NJ. Petro. Mrs. Rutter. Mrs
w. H. Stewart, and Mrs. Bissell. TIL
four black horses which drew the fioa
! were IN yellow harness ana Jle lou
coIored grooms were in white livery.
Mrs. Bailey's Carriage.
Besides the federation vehicles wer
a number of private ones. Much in
terest attached to the state carriag
occupied by Mrs. Willis J. Bailey, tn
wife of the governor of Kansas an
Mrs. John J. Ingalls, of AtchisOn. Thi
was the Charles S. Gleed carriag
drawn by pair of black horses an
. was decorated in sunhowers- Mr.,
of the first governor of Kansas. wa
expected to be here on Territorial DAY.
Tuesday, and to ride with Mrs. Bale
today, but was unable to come.
Mrs. II. A. Auerbach's StanhOpe.
Mrs H. A. Auerbach's stanhope, dec
grated in yellow California poppies, wa
a striking figure in the parade. Mr..
! Auerbach, beautifully gowned i
| whitet drove, and Mrs. ChappeHe Foot
in black was beside her. The stan
hope had a canopy decorated in tn
poppies applied in a scroll design.
Dean Kaye and His Collie.
Dean Kaye and one of his Scotc
colIies Royal" rode in a phaeto
adorned with red peoples. The hors
net and harness were covered wit
tpoppies and Royal, - who sat up proud
ly on the seat beside his master. WOr
a collar of the same gay flowers.
Dr. Samuel Ilyman's Automobile.
DIR and Mrs. Samuel Lyman an
their daughter, Muriel, rode in thei
automobile, which was covered wit
; yellow and white hrysanthemumi
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