The Topeka state journal., 1906-05-26


Hard Knot. Junior 3. z 2. 2. at
p. m; intermediate and senior B. T. ]
F. q. at p. m
$50 Bunet $500 at Rutter's.
The members Of Blue post and corps
will meet at their hall. S31 Kansas
they will be Joined by the Sons of Vet
erans drum corps and will march to
the Kansas Avenue M E. church,
where specal Memorial services will be
held at II o'clock. The church will be
handsomely decorated for the occasion
and the choir viii furnish appropriate
music The pastor, Rev j. w. Reed,
viii preach on the subject SPeacs
Through Conflict"
About seventy-five Of the K P AS
OF Blue Cross Ark No 11S had pic
mic supper at Vinewood park Friday
evening. ". S Hancock and wife and
others of Capital Ark No. 80 enjoyed
the feast also. All returned at II
o'clock well satisfied with the sup
per, also the amusements that Vine
wood furnishes Ark No. 11S thinks
of repeating this form Of entertain
ment in the near future instead OF
having their regular monthly social in
their hall during the warm weather.
On Thursday and Friday afternoons
a number Of the pupils Of the higher
grades Of Quincy school presented an
adaptation Of Little women A
small admission fee was charged, and
LnlS Will DS ADDED TO the quincy
school picture fund. On Thursday
afternoon the audience was composed
of the school children, while yesterday
afternoon the general public was ad-
mitted- The attendance both after
moons was good and about $25.10 re-
allied. Those in the caste were: Mrs
March Miss Grace Miller; Mr.. Law
renee, Frank Harris; Laurie, Ivan
Dibble; Meg, Miss Gladys linn. Jo.,
Freda Belts. Beth Juanita Putnam;
20 rfrHni q p
ternoon there was a drill by some of
the girls a Whistling solo by Mr..
Richen backer, and a recitation by Miss
Hernie Story.
Special sale of $1,000 .couches $1,000
at Rutter's Monday.
The past week has been a gala week
with the teachers Of the new Quincy
school. the festivities even dating
/ back To Friday evening. May Is, when
Prof. and Mrs. e. F. Stanley enter
4 tained the faculty of this school at
dinner at their home, 1881 Garfield
street. Topeka. Covers were laid for
4 Miss Minna Mccall, Miss BERTHE
( Brown, Miss Myrtle Kelley, Miss Jen-
ME FarnswOrth. Miss Ruth Barrett,
1 Miss Edna cellars, Miss Olive owen,
! Miss Elizabeth Woodburn, Miss Mary
4 Gernon Miss Gracef Root, Miss
Frances Smith, Miss Mary Garner and
1 Miss Laura Beverly. Before the
! guests left for their homes they pre-
sented Mr.. Stanley with handsome
picture for his home. On Wednesday
/ evening Miss Brown and Miss Smith
were the hOstesses for the same crowd
( and Mr.. and Mrs. Stanley al an infor-
NAL party at the home of Miss Smith,
/ 14O1 West street. Last evening Mr..
4 and Mrs. Stanley and the teachers
were entertained by Miss Myrtle KEEL
( ley and Miss Olive Owen at the cOun-
try home of Miss Owens sister, Mrs.
Button. five miles north Of town. A
most enjoyable evening was spent by
all and the trip to and from the But
ton home, which was made on hay
rack, was an unusually pleasant fea-
ture of this outing.
SIS Turkish rocker $50 at Rutter's.
The following resolution was
1 adopted by Blue post No 250 G. A. R.
I at its regular meeting last evening.
1 Whereas, this community Is awakened
to the too common disregard, and un-
/ American practice now prevailing OF
not properly observing our greatly
I cherished Memorial day with patriotic
sacredness, and where this day was
/ established by the Grand Army of the
/ Republic for a tender, loving and
sacred purpose to commemorate our
departed comra des. which is now gen
! orally recognized and observed by the
/ true American citizens of our united
| country Resolved, that we heartily
| commend the jealous patriotic efforts
I of our fearless department comman-
/ der, P. h Coney, and others, IN their
earnest efforts to secure action, safe
guarding the sacredness OF this day
now as well as for the future. Re-
solved. further that We approve the
action of our city council actively
] champiOned by our own comrade VIM
| Green, In passing a general restrictive
ordinance In harmony with the fore
going preamble and resolutions. Re
solved, further. that we do not approve
of the act Of our mayor in refusing to
sign the ordinance that 1t may i'm
mediately become effective IN prevent
ing the parade and exhibition which
has been billed to take place on the
30th of this month and we shall deeply
! deplore and condemn any arrange
ment that will allow a circus parade in
our city on that day
Look at our line of lace curtains ana
/ portieres. w H. Rutter