The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1912-07-03

an especially entertaining Fourth of
July celebration at the Country clup, /
and, although fireworks of any kim |
have been eliminated, the guests VIII
be kept in a state of hilarity by a series |
of motion pictures to be given after |
dark on the lawn in front of the club. |
An entertainment committee met !
Tuesday night at the home of DR.. G.
B. Reed, and decided to substitute the
pictures for the trolley ride and picnic |
supper that had been planned for the
youngsters. Selected films will be
used. and in order to give touch of
local color to the views, Mr.. Albert I.
Reid is arranging several slides OF
pointed hits on Topeka golfers and
be crowded with the usual diners, the
pictures will begin promptly at $3.50, |
and will be followed by the annual
Fourth of July dance. The club will
be gay with lanterns and bunting, and
is already sporting mammoth new
flag. the gift of the president, M. J.
G. Bauer.
Miss Mary MacLennan. Miss Hen |
rietta Alexander, Miss Marjorie !
Thompson, Miss Alice Andrews, Miss
Marguerite Parkinson, Miss Louise
Heath Miss Bernice Emahizer and
Miss Mary Alexander will motor to
the MacLennan summer home, Cedar
crest, tonight, and celebrate the
Fourth by sumber party and picnic
luncheon.
A party of Y. NJ. c. A. ''preps"
bound for an ali night camp on the
Shunganunga tramped through town
Tuesday afternoon in picturesque ar
ray. Each little lad had blanket
slung over his slim shoulders, from
which dangled a, canteen-otherWlSe
tin cup. Most of them wore khaki
waists and Knockers, and marched
along as proudly as a miniature army
of G. A. RS. Mr.. c. E. Woodard,
the boys secretary, had charge OF the
/ xx-J,n mr. od
were: Mr.. Russell Lagerstrom, MI
Harry Bone, Mr.. George Beale, Mr.
Justin Hillyer, Mr.. Herbert Crabb, Mr.
Charlie Thayer, Mr.: Edwin Neliis' MT MI
John Gartside, Mr.. Donald Lindell,
Mr.. John Cerine, Mr.. Charles Nc
Knaught, Mr.. Kit Thomas, Mr.. waiter
GriIey, Mr.. Charles Dodds, Mr.. Virgil
Breen, Mr. Lewis Taylor. Mr.. Edward
Whitney, Mr.. Fred Anderson, Mr.. VIII
Griley, Mr.. Lewis Wilkinson and Mr.
Charles Renshaw.
The picnic to be given July II at
the Old Soldiers home is under the
charge of the members of the GOOD
Government club, with Miss Ethel
AIdrich at the head of the transporta-
ton committee. In order to secure
the special train, a certain number OF
tickets must be sold, and Miss Aldrich
made as soon as possible. The ride on
the gayly decorated cars. the visit to
the federal prison, the suffrage para de,
and the entertainment at LeaVenWortn
all promise an unusually interesting
day.
The Sigma Delta Psi sorority of
Washburn college had an 1nformal
meeting Tuesday evening at the home
of Miss Marjorie Rodgers. The mem
bers present were: Miss Clara DAN
iels, Miss Edith Thompson, Miss 4etta
Conkling, whe is the guest OF MISS
Miss Jean Rodgers, Miss Louise Heath,
Miss Rebecca Welty, Miss Marguerite
Parkinson, Miss Henrietta Alexander,
Miss Alice Andrews, Miss Marjorie
Thompson, Miss Esther Clark, Miss
Ruth Williams, Miss Marian MORROW
and Miss Rodgers.
Among the parties and picnics plan
ned for the Fourth is the outing being
arranged at the Y. w. G. A. Several
girls will go to the summer grounds
at Vinewood and be under the charge
of Mrs. c. ]. Evans for Fourth of
July frolic.
Mrs. Samuel Magil and Mrs. w. S.
Glover entertained the S. T. club at a
July luncheon given the afternoon OF
in national colors, with baskets of red
and white sweet peas. The guests
were entertained at the home OF MRS.
! Glover, 1868 College avenue, and IN
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3. W. Carter, Mrs. F. NJ. Warren, Mrs.
J. B. Heck, Mrs. w. r. Perry, Mrs.
Geo. o. Boone, Mrs. H. L. Gross. Mrs.
| Geo, E. Dougherty and Mrs. H. ..
Warren. Miss Marie Glover assisted.
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Notes and Personal Mention.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Crawford, who
| have been spending several weeks IN
J California, returned home on MONDAY.
| Mrs. A. A. GODDARD, Mrs. D. L. NC
i Eachron, Miss Helen Nelson, MISS
! Minnie smith, Miss Lillian stone and
Miss Grace Ward have returned from
the Cascade conference.
| Miss Mary Kerr and Miss Berenice
| Fuller are spending the Fourth at
| Palmer Lake with Mrs. Lester NC
i Lean. Miss Kerr returns to Topeka on
Il Saturday, but Miss Fuller expects TO
i remain in Colorado for several weeks.
Mrs. John N Trout of Kansas City
is the guest of Mrs =. D WnllldKer'
/ 107 West 18th street.
II Among the prominent speakers at
the ]. NJ. Meade picnic Will be Capt.
Joseph G. waters and Mr.. T. f.
Doran- a.,
Fourth at the clubhouse in Lakeview.
Mrs. NJ. P Hillyer, who has been
snending several weeks in Wichita re-
turned home today.
Mrs J. L. Monnepenny leaves Thurs
i dav for Washington, New York, Allan
tic city and other eastern points.
Mrs. TaIlman Bailey is spending a
month in Chicago.
Miss Dorothy Porter, Miss Edith
Trn5epraff. Miss Mary Van Vechten.
Syi@s Z ,,ciIe Mills. Miss Helen Crawford,
Miss Mildred Morton, Miss Dorothy
Barber and Miss Elizabeth. Mills will
90, to Lawrence Friday where they Will
be the guests of Miss Sophie Smith
meyer, who is giving bridge on that
II day, Miss Ruth Wilson, who is to be
- ho,,sa 1uest of Miss Smithmeyer,