The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1913-01-07

they maintained a cot at ChriSt'S hos
pltal, and a cooking school at the
Provident Association, and they are
supporting three aged women, and as
sisting other families. They are not
branch of the Provident Association,
though they are in sympathy with the
work of that institution.
Around the latticed garden walls,
which surrounded the cafe with it's
palm bordered fountain, were placed
some park concessions. candy booth,
and a fortune tellers' tent Those who
kept the candy booth were: Mrs James
King and Mrs. Guilford Dudley Mrs.
VIII Eastman was in charge of the
Gypsy booth, and those who assisted
her We're: Miss Kate Clough, Mrs. Ray
Hall. Miss Nanon Heron, Miss Mil
dred Carter, Miss Irene Welshans and
Miss Florence Bowman. Mrs. A. It.
Reid was in charge of the cigar sale,
and she was assisted by Miss Rose
Hite and Miss Freda Belts Miss
Alice Lakin and Miss Dorothy Wilson
had the doll booth. Mrs. Harry Seery
had charge of the penny arcade, and
among those who served at the tables
were Miss Elizabeth Holiday, Miss
Marie LagerStrom, Miss Marian Wear
Miss Ariel Nichols, Miss Helen Ames,
Miss Mary Clark and Miss Helen Brig
nam. The women of the club who were
helping here and there and directing
y. =. r.. "A
Norman Wear, Mrs. Frank Merriam,
Mrs. Fred Freeman. Mrs. S. e. Bar
Der, Mrs. Charles Mitchell, Mrs. Chess
ter Woodward, Mrs. George Clark, Mrs.
Belle Swan, Mrs. Frank Crane. Mrs
h l. Alkire, Mrs. George Crosman.
Coston.
At Mr.. c. B. Merriam's table were
NJ Mr.. and Mrs. Merriam and Mr.. and
Mrs. E. S. Quinton; at the Frank
Merriam table We're Mr.. Merriam. Mrs.
Josephine webb, Miss Nellie C1ough
ana Mr.. Ralph Peterson; Mr. and Mrs
John Harmon and Mr.. and Mrs. e. B.
merriam occupied the Harmon table:
at Mr.. j. w. Burrows table were seat
ed Mrs J. Radcliffe. Miss Myrtle Rad
cure, MT. Schuyler Watson of lola
ana randall Burrow. AT the H. A.
Auerbach table were: Mr.. and Mrs. A.
b. Deutsch and Mr.. and Mrs Auer-
bach; Miss Madeline Whitney Miss
Marjorie Whitney and Miss Alice Lari-
mer sat at the Z. E. Ames table: Mr.
and Mrs. Frank Sturges,. Mrs s. E.
Barber, Miss Hester Barber. Mrs
George Port Ashton and Mrs L. e.
klncald We're guests of Mr.. S. E. Bar
Der. AT the G.. A. Guild table were
seated: Mr.. and Mrs. Guild, Miss Mil
dred Guild. Mrs. w. D. Storrs and Mr..
Herbert Guild. Mr.. Armin Fassler
and DR. and Mrs. w. n. West sat at
MT Fassler's table. Guests at the
r,
MIS- Dewey, Mr.. and Mrs. George
Thompson. Mr.. and Mrs. Joe Morgan,
and Mr. and Mrs. George Snyder. Mr..
and Mrs. Fred Freeman had as their
guests Mrs. L. H. Waugh, Miss Doro-
thy Waugh and Mrs. Kate Freeman |
Mr. and Mrs. w. T. Crosby, Mrs |
George Parkhurst and Mrs Robert |
GarVey occupied the w. T. Crosby Ia |
bic. At George Crosman's table were
seated Mr.. and Mrs. Crosman and Mr. !
and Mrs. Arthur Mills Mr. Arthur |
Capper'S guests We're Mrs Capper and |
Mr.. and Mrs. George Crawford At
the Frank Bradley table were seated |
Mr.. Bradley, Mrs. Nathan Price and !
Mr.. and Mrs. J. S. Dean. Guests of |
Mr.. Horace Hall We're Mr.. and Mrs. |
Robert Pierce. Mr.. Arch Catlin had |
for his guests Mrs. Catlin and Mr. |
and Mrs. Fred Cole. Mr.. and Mrs. I
Robert Pierce, jr., Mr.. Will Pierce and /
Mr.. Clarence Jordan had a table to- !
Sether. MIR. Clarkson Millspaugh and |
Mr. Jack Campbell had as their guests
Miss Clyde Bonebrake and Miss Ber-
tina Hull Mr.. and Mrs. George
Clark's guests were Miss Antoinette
Clark, Miss Moran GatcheH and Miss
Jessie McCarter. The Frank Bone
brake table was occupied by Mrs
Mr.. P. 1. Bonebrake and |
Mr.. Francis Bonebrake. Mr.. w. A. L.
had as guests Mrs. Thomp-I
son and Mr. and Mrs. Harry Donald |
son. At the George Crosman table
were Mr.. and Mrs. Crosman, Mr.. and