The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1908-06-29
GUT IN AUTOS.
Women Take Unique Method to Adj
vertise Field Day.

twenty gaily decorated automobiles
hlled with women advertising wo-
mans Field Day which will be held at
Vinewood park Tuesday, June 80, pa
raded Kansas avenue for two hours
Saturday evening. Flags and stream
ers f1uttered in the breeze while now
and then feminine voice announced
through a megaphone the purpose of
the parade.
At a meeting of the federated clubs
held week ago Tuesday, was decid-
ed upon as "Woman's Field Day"
which is to become an annual event
with the organized clubs of the city.
The affair will be beautifully infor-
NAL in every way and those who at
tend can come and go when they
please and make their own arrange
ments as to luncheon.
The attractions at the park will be
in charge of representatives of the
federated clubs and the organization
is to receive a per cent of the proceeds
of the day. Miss Dollie Curtis will
have charge of the merry go-round
and will have as her assistants a doz-
en- girls Selected from the various
|, clubs of the city.
All the women's organizations of
the city have been invited by the Fed
Grated clubs to assist in making Wo-
mans Field Day a success financial
~ ana SOcldllN. Inc stores as well as
many of the business offices of tie
city will be closed at $50 so that the
clerks and husbands may attend the
affair.
Mrs. Lee Monroe is chairman of the
committee on arrangements and Mrs.
Clement Smith will have charge of
the spoilers committee which Is
composed of the girls who took part
in the automobile parade Saturday
evening. The list a spoilers" in
cludes: Miss Virginia Meade. Miss
Alice Meade. Miss Helen McClintock.
Miss Gertrude McClintock. Miss Gen
eva Henderson, Miss Nellie Raster.
Miss Nell Mcfarland. Miss Helen Ing
ham. Miss Edith Ingham, Miss Louise
Raster. Miss Lenore Monroe. Miss
Daisy Monroe. Miss Helen Henderson,
Miss Louise Henderson. Miss Ruth
Bauer, Miss Marjorie Whitney. Miss
Katherine Lux. Miss Mary Close. Miss
Frances LAWYER. Miss Laura Lux, Miss
Isabel Heath. Miss Louise Heath Miss
Leona Curtis. Miss Grace Koontz, Miss
Marie Lagerstrom. Miss Margaret
Going. Miss Julia Wellhouse. Miss
Miss Clara Daniels. Miss Louise Nc
Neal. Miss Louise Kellam. Miss Kath.
crime Kellam. Miss Dorothy Howell.
Miss Laura Southwick. Miss Gertrude
Kitchell Miss Mary Alexander. Miss
Marcia williams. Miss Marjorie
Thompson. Miss Alice Andrews. Miss
Mary Sutherland. Miss Josephine
Lynch. Miss Lucille Lynch. Miss Esth
er Lynch. Miss La We're Langdon. Miss
Louise Wood. Miss Allie Wingett and
Miss Marjorie Rodgers. 80
Among those who furnished cars
for the parade were ]. NJ. Padgett.
Paul Mulvane. Frank Adams. Earl
Spencer. s. f Lux. Arthur Capper. w.
II. Kemper. Ed Kellam. E w. Hughes
George Crane. Clement Smith. NJ. r.
Southwick. ]. G. Bauer and DR.. J. c.
McClintock.
In speaking of the event Mrs. Mon
roe said: "All arrangements have
been completed. badges may be OBJ
tanned at the park Tuesday morning
from Mrs u. d. Mcfarland. Mrs. r.
B. II. Remley or Miss Lucy Kingman.
Attention liz called to the fact that
there is not enough stress laid upon
the fact that the men and children
are invited. So therefore we will pro-
coed to lay such stress in our invita-
tions. We knew that our own men
had been invited and we supposed
that all the other nice men we're. be-
cause we supposed that they all be-
longed or ought to. to some of the
various women of Topeka and vicin-
ity. Who would want to go to
field day without the men and child
rem? So please. men and children.
take notice. We want you.'