The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1909-07-31
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me marriage Of Miss Ruth Hoaglin
of Topeka to Professor William Hum
PIE, assistant professor of law in the
University Of Kansas, at Lawrence,
took place in Chicago today. Miss
HOaglin, who was formerly student
at Washburn and whose people I'VE
a S34 Norris avenue, and Professor
Humble have both been doing some
advanced work at the Chicago unlVer-
sity summer school during the Vaca-
ton.
Miss Margaret Minney and Miss
Helen Morrow have asked guests for
4 porch tea at the home of the former
Eleventh and quincy streets the over
myer house, where the Minney family
is living this summer, Wednesday
afternoon from to s.
Two weddings of interest to many
friends will be celebrated in Topeka
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. f. T. Cart
lidge. will be married TO Mr.. Archie
MuIholland. They will be at home IN
Topeka after a wedding trip. Miss
Leavenworth will also be married
Wednesday at the home Of the brides
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. William Heap.
X
Considering the excessive heat and
that NinewOOd is no summer resort
the WOmen's Field day at the park
Friday under the auspices of the City
Federation of WOmen's clubs was well
attended The clubs, themselves, and
their membership includes about five
hundred women, were well represent
cd and with their more or less re-
signed husbands, and their children,
they made up the majority of the
crowd The evening attendance was,
of course, the largest. but the cars all
afternoon carried many passengers.
The amount of the proceeds (the club
women are to have percentage of
the park receipts for their club house
funG) can not be determined for few
days. The officers. however. expect a
considerable sum, which will have the
honor of being the nucleus of the club
house fund.
The principal features of the day
was a club meeting, held in the ca
rousel pavilion at o'clock in the
afternoon. and lodge drill contest.
The competitors in the latter were the
Lady Maccabees, Hive No. IA. and the
K. and L. of :. The members of both
teams wore white uniforms and the
drill was very effective The prize of
$50 was awarded the K. and L. of S
The Judges were T. P. Kelly. Robert
Tasker and E. T Hearick. Mrs
Amanda CIiffe is president of the Win
ming society and ]. r. Brown is the
drill master.
The Federation Field day was
disappointment in one respect" said
prominent club woman this morning.
'and that was in the patronage from
outside the federation. The c1ub
women we're loyal. Every club was
well represented and 1 know there
were many women who went ont +C
the park and took their families who
would have preferred TO spend the dav
at home, but who put aside their own
comfort and convenience for the sake
Of the club house movement. Here
they realized, was an opportunity to
HELM in a small way and to encOuraqa
the federation in the very first Droiec+
1t has ever undertaken for itself Have
you ever realized that the federation
has never asked the public for one
penny to carry on any of its work ?
Ihere is not another organization in
Topeka that can say as much. The
federation has given time and rnona1,
10 many public and charitable enter
prlses and the club women themselves
nave borne the entire burden. we
nave never passed the hat. And vet |
when the people and the instituti0ns
we nave labored to assist. have an
opportunity to help us little bv visit |
ing Ninewood on our field dav I 1o+a7
thelr absence with much dfsapnoint- |
ment We had our field dav ~ r.
day so that the employees of Tho sb 80 |
winch close That day could ATTEND /
The car on which 7 went 10 tba CeIlG. |
was loaded when it left the G,-a 60, n |
ana 1 was much pleased to noto - |
most OF the passengers were o1o La
VINO owe their weekly HOLIDAY ~ - ~ n |
eIorts OF the federation woT3a,1 - IL ~
started the agitation which res77i+.I ~ ~
giving them Friday afternoons lS ~ ~ !