The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1904-06-02

Mrs. F. W. Swearingen won the blue
ribbon. Her car was decorated in
pink. At the front was an imitation
dragon tongue surmounted with doves.
With Mrs. Swearingen rode Miss Ma
bel Miller and little Margaret Rust.
In this division DR.. Samuel Lyman
covered with yellow and white chrys-
anthemums- With him rode Mrs.
Lyman and their daughter, Muriel.
For the best single seat federation
car, the Good Government club re-
ceived the prize. 1t was decorated
with red poppies and was occupied by
Mrs G. H. Morrison, chauffeur, and
MISS Edna Bear, dressed in white.
For the best federation car double
seat, the first prize was given to the
West Side Reading club. The deco
ratlons were white and purple chrys-
anthemums and on the high front seat
little Mary Rodgers drove the big but
terhy which was mounted at the prov
OF the car. The occupants besides
the little driver were Mrs. Clement
smith, Mrs. 3. T. Welsh, Mrs. A A
Rodgers, Mrs. John A. Rodgers and
Mrs E. H. Henderson. The Cosmos
club was given second prize for it's
car in pink and white. It's occu-
pahts were Mr.. L. u Harrison, Miss
Gertrude Harrison, Miss Helen Bart
lett. Miss Florence Wilson and Phil
ip Harrison.
The Ladies Music club captured the
first prize for decorated carriages. The
Miller We're used, and the decorations
We're in purple and lavender wistaria
the harness of the horses white The
occupants of the vehicle were Miss
Esther Kleinhans and Master Chester
Thomas, both in white
Ihe second prize was given to the
Nineteenth Century club for its run
about decorated with red carnations. 1t
was driven by Mr.. Don MulVane and
the occupants We're the retiring presi-
dent of the club, Mrs. Davis Mulvane,
and the new president, Mrs. T. W. Har-
rison.
For phaetons, Dean Kaye was given
first prize. With one of his Scotch
collies the dean rode in a phaeton
which was adorned with red peoples.
Mrs. Auerbach took second prize in
this division. Her stanhope was dec
grated in yellow California peoples.
With ner rode Mrs. Chappelle Foote.
For pony carts the Current
Literature club took the first prize. 1t
consisted of a pony brigade in peoples,
ranging in shades from red to white.
The brigade was led by a pony car
rage in red peoples of which the occu-
pants were Misses Cornelia Gleed and
Charlotte Mcclellan. Those who rode
were Nina Roudebush, Ralph Rohrer,
Marjorie Glasgow, Kenneth Roudebusn,
Bernice Emahizer, Clyde Atwood, Yer
ma WOrley, Davis Gray.
The second prize went to the Clio
club which was represented by a pony
cart IIlAlllIlCO Win yellow Gil SdAlI1G-
NUNS. The occupants were Mabel
Wilbur Mary Helen Shirer Louise and
Elizabeth Culver.
In the boys pony carts Master Chap
pelle Foote won the first prize. With him
rode Lucille Frank in a carriage trimmed
with blue corn flowers and ragged rob-
ms
The second prize went to Clarence Shell
don who rode with Emory Hughes in
pony carriage trimmed with red and
For bicycles ridden by girls, Maud
Burdge got the first prize and Katherine
Keller and John Lindsay the second. They
were dressed as morning glories.
For boys in this division William Mac
ferran got first prize and Karl A. Men
ringer second prize.
For horses in the Topeka City Troop,
first prize was awarded to Henry Nc
Afee and second to DR.. w. s Lindsay.
Miss Mulvane was awarded a blue for
lady rider
The Boys Troop was also given a blue
ribbon.
was given a blue ribbon.