The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1910-10-26
NORTH SIDE NEWS.
ArgOnauts Plan Visit to X. U.
Geological Museum.
Science Occupying Attention OF
Club This Year.
STUDY FLOUR MAKING
Lincoln School Pupils Inspect
Raw Mills.
Civic Club Sends FOrcible Letter
Regarding Banquet.
STUDY FLOUR MAKING

The Argonauts, a club devoted to real
downright study. are planning to spend
Saturday afternoon at Lawrence. where
they will study the geological speci-
mems at the X L. museum. This was
decided at the last regular meeting OF
the club held at the home of Mr.. and
Mrs. E. F. Stanley, 1881 Garfield street,
Monday evening. The trip will be mace
as an object lesson in connection WIN
the clubs study of geology which IS
the subject now occupying the mem
bers' attention.
About fifteen are enrolled. The pro
gram of the last meeting follows:
Lesson. 1.-THE Earth and Its story"
chaper III, conducted by Mrs. Chas-
Curtis. Vocal solo, Mr. George =.
Whitlock. Paper. Initiative and Rec
endum," Mr.. Stanley. Discussion by the
club.
The pupils of the fourth grade of the
Lincoln school, under the charge OF
Miss Neva Spendlove, teacher, VISITED
the Kaw mills Tuesday afternoon. The
visit was made in connection with the
pupils studying wheat and flour They
will write essays describing their trip
The Civic club today sent out the fol-
lowing letter, prepared by ex-Councii-
man Jordan and Fred Voiland, in re-
gard to the banquet which is to be
given at Lukens' opera house Wednes-
day evening. November 2:
ITO the members of the North Topeka
Civic Club:
AT the regular meeting of the club
held Friday evening, October %, a reso-
luton was adopted empowering a COM
mittee to make all the arrangements
for a banquet to be held at the Lukens
opera house. on the evening of Wednes
day, November 2. For the benefit OF
those members of the club who were
unable to be present at the meeting
mentioned, the statement is made al
this time that the purpose of this BAN
quet is solely to get together the people
of the First ward at a place and under
conditions where all may meet on q
plane of equality. and unitedly work 70.
the common interest of that part of The
city in which they live.
THE banquet will be given by the
club to the club members and theil
wives and friends without cost. II
might be well to specify that the wore
friends is to be interpreted as mean
ing such persons as a club member may
decide would make active members OF
the organization and would be likely L
ally themselves with US as members
Necessarily the number of friends
must be limited as the seating capacity
viii be limited, and members are urged
to exercise diligence and caution in thi:
matter. Owing to the limited seating
capacity. children cannot be accommo
dated.
While the committee is not ready t
announce the program arranged for tn,
occasion, we can assure you that W.
will have at least one good speech
some music, and an enjoyable time
Reservations for seats must be mad,
before Monday, October 80, and as
signments will be filled in the order il
which they are received. With seatint
capacity not as large as we would lik
it to be, you are urged to make reser
Nations now, thus assuring yourself O
a place at the banquet board, and a
the same time assist in facilitating tn
work of the committee. Make applica
ton by letter if possible to c. E. Jor
dan, North Topeka, Kan.
&C. z. JORDAN,
FIRED VOILAND.