The Topeka state journal., 1908-06-17
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Mrs J. D. Mcfarland gave an in
formal afternoon Tuesday in comph-
ment to Mrs. J. Wilson Lauck of Olds-
burg and her baby daughter, Eugenia,
who are guests of Mrs. L. s. Lauck.
The others asked were Mrs. Laucks
girlhood friends and their babies, in
cluding Mrs. Frank Beck and her
children, two youngsters, Mrs. Ed
ward NJ. Jolley and her daughter and
son, Mrs. Carl Woodbury. Nellis and
her baby, Mrs. Lee Clinton Forbes and
her son. Miss Marian Garretson and
Master Scholer Bangs.
All bazaars for church. charity or
similar objects work on the same
principle: the women interested make
and donate pin cushions and sell them
back to their own husbands from the
fancy work booth. Also the husbands
would say) and buy ice cream cones,
lemonade. pop corn. peanuts and
chances for the girls while they
wait up for their wives who take
charge of the booths and at the end
of the week count up so many thou
sands of dollars profit, although as
matter of fact, threefourths of the
proceeds are donations. The Elks
bazaar which opened at the new club
house. Seventh and Jackson street
last night, Is of the same variety. 1t
would be much easier for the MEM
bers of the club to go into their
pockets and subscribe the money
which they have spent and will spend
on the bazaar, but it wouldn't tbe
half SO much fun for the young peo-
pie who don't do the work. The
bazaar is open to the public every
day beginning at 10 o'clock and every
evening and the management hopes
that many people who are not ElkS
will take advantage of this oppor-
tunity to see the beautiful new build
ing which is certainly worth visit
in itself Although 1t is not yet fin
ished, it has been attractively deco
rated for the bazaar and there are
many pretty women and girls in
fetching costumes presiding and as
sisting at the booths and ready to
separate the visitors from their
money.
The admission is free and of course
1T costs you a nickel or dime every
time you turn around after you get in
but they don't count up so fast for
there are no holdups and no short
change artists. A rummage sale is held
every morning from 10 to II o'clock at
which all the secondhand junk usually
found at rummage sales is offered.
Luncheon a la carte is served from II
to 2 o'clock and a so cent table d'hote
dinner every night from $50 to 1880.
the dining room and kitchen and she
is assisted by 60 deft and capable if
pretty and amateur, mattresses. The
Elks dining room is closed for this
week and all it's patrons are being
taken care of at the bazaar dining
room which is in what will be, when
the building is completed, the billiard
and card rooms. The booths are on the
second floor and there Is a dance or
vaudeville or both every night in the
I'll
floor Halls orchestra plays and the
dance is open to the public. Among
those who danced last night We're Mrs.
Arthur Lingafelt of Chicago, Mr.. and
Mrs. Charles E. Gault, Mr.. and Mrs.
William s. McClintock. Mr.. and Mrs.
A. Morton, Mr.. and Mrs. Charles L.
Mitchell, Miss Floyd Robenson, Miss
Maud Grimes, Miss Eva Smith. Miss
Elizabeth Holiday. Miss Esther Rodg-
ers, Miss Clyde Bonebrake, Miss Mary
Sutherland, Miss Marie Lagerstrom,
Mrs. Roy Crawford. Miss Rachel Cos,
ton. Miss Phil Reed. Mr.. and Mrs. B.
#. Akers, Miss Gladys Scott. Miss
Frances Connell, Mrs. Albert T. Reid,
Mrs. j. Roland Histed. Mrs Harley
Refsman of Chicago, Miss Fay Quinton,
Mr.. and Mrs. Willard Hall. Mr. and
Mrs. Albert Pierce, Miss Alice Lakin,
Miss Rose Mitchell. Miss Frances
Mitchell, Miss Marion Thompson Miss
Helen Louise Crosby, Miss Mildred
Morton. Miss Marguerite Mills, Miss
Helen Johnstone, Miss Lotta Johnstone
Miss Mebel Glass, Miss Clara Freshman
Mrs. w. c. McDonough Miss Walsh,
Miss Frances Walsh, Miss Clough. Miss
Katharine Clough. Miss Gala CutteI
Mrs. Ralph H. Husson. Miss Celia Du-
gan, Mr.. Ralph Peterson, Mr. Robert
Ayers. Mr.. Horace Hall, Mr.. Edwin
Curry. Mr.. Mike Murray, Mr.. Walter
Delfs, Mr.. Bert Reid, Mr. ]. A. Law
son. Mr.. S. ]. Powell, Mr. Walter Bur
CESS. Mr.. Charles Guibor, Mr. Joe Will
son, Mr.. Monte Kistler, Mr.. Harlow
Hurley, Mr.. John Hamilton, Mr. Rus
sell Grimes, Mr.. Will Curtis, Mr.. Lew
Graham Mr.. Jay House, Mr. William
Wenhouse. Mr.. Louis Hall, Mr. Dick
Reed, Mr.. Alfred Quinton, Mr.. and
Mrs. Oscar Woolverton, Mr.. and Mrs
Fred Cole, Mr.. Galen Nichols, Mr.. Jim
Stewart, DIR. Leo Haughey, Mr. George
Mitchell Mr.. James Hayes, Mr.. Chap
pelle Foote, Mr.. La Rue Royce, Mr.
Willard Pierce, Mr.. Bruce Mcfarland
X
Miss Josephine Lynch gave a party-
this afternoon for her class of young
sters in the primary department of
the First M. E. Sunday school,
X
A delegation of Kansas club women
leaves tomorrow for Boston to attend
the ninth biennial meeting of the
General Federation of Women's