The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1913-07-21

headlights, and tables We're placed at
the entrances. presided over by the Of
ficers of the federation and the MEM
bers who assisted
Across from the grounds on the Har-
rlson street side. the home of the fed
Grafton president. Mrs. a. A. Marburg,
was used as a meeting place for the
workers, and a place where they could
receive friends. The yard and pOrches
We're lighted with japanese Lanterns,
and the veranda was decorated with
flags. The scene was gay and attraC-
tive and quite the most successful af-
fair of its kind this season The
Knights and Ladies of Security band
furnished the music, and the Coy
scouts and the Camp Fire girls as
sisted in the sale of ice cream
Mrs. DeWitte c. NelIis and Mrs
John CLANCY had charge of the
tables at the west side of the steps
Mrs. NelIis had as her assistants, Mrs.
George H. Hodges, Mrs. John r. Null
vane. Mrs. c. G. Foster. Mrs. A. A.
Robinson. Mrs E. S. Pettyohn, Mrs
Skinner. Mrs Eli G. Foster, Mrs. s J.
Hodgins, Mrs. Elizabeth D. Lowry.
Mrs. Frank Squires, Mrs. Lucia o.
Case, Mrs. ]. friedrich Scott, Mrs En-
ma Barnweu. Mrs. E. E Moore, Mrs.
F. c. Bowen Mrs. Clement Smith, Mrs.
c NJ. Morrison. Mrs W. r. Hazen, Miss
Nanon Heron. Miss Lucy Kingman,
Miss Hazel BarnweIl, Miss Lillian
Foster. Mrs. CLANCY was assisted by
Mrs. L. L. Kiene, Mrs Lee Monroe,
Mrs. J. :. West. Mrs. James s. Brier,
Mrs. Irene B. Russell, Mrs. Otto Kisne,
Miss Fern Mold Miss Frances Walsh,
Miss Margaret Russell. Miss Matte
Payne and Miss Marguerite kiene-
Mrs c. H. Samson and Mrs. \. o.
Wellnan presided at a table at the
Ninth street entrance TO the grounds
and had as helpers. Mrs. B. F. Shu-
mate. Mrs. T. c. Whiteker. Mrs B. II.
Pugh. Mrs. H L. Cook, Mrs. W. c. Nc
Donough, Mrs. P. Walsh. Miss Lillian
GIeisner and Miss Mary Samson.
Mrs. George NJ. Stone, Mrs. D. o. Coe
and Mrs. o. l. Moore had tables under
the trees on the northwest walk Mrs.
Stone was assisted by Mrs J. D. Nc
Mrs. Albert Rosen, Mrs. T. ].
Myers, Mrs. T. d. Reynolds and Mrs.
Mary Bliss. Mrs. Goes assistants were
Mrs. T. C. Biddle, Mrs. J. NJ. Brown,
Mrs. William Macferran, Mrs H. II.
Welty, Mrs. Howard E. Johnston, .Irs.
Roy Bone, Mrs. d. P. Paxton. Mrs ].
C. Emahizer, and those who served at
Mrs. Moore's table included Mrs. r. A
Burch, Mrs. a. H. Ellis. Mrs. ]. y. Har-
rison, Mrs. John Frizeli, Mrs \. A.
Sharp. Mrs. r. H. Morehouse.
Mrs a. A GODDARD and Mrs. Norman
Wear were assisted by Mrs F. p
Mrs. Frank Montgomery, Mrs. = A
Austin, Mrs. Joe Morgan. Mrs. w II.
Eastman. Mrs. Marie Price Wear, Mrs.
]. D. NJ. Hamilton Mrs. Hale and Mrs.
Charles Curtis Mrs. W. A McCarter
and Mrs. H. o. Carney, who were at
the Van Buren, street entrance. had
at their table Mrs. George Huron, Mrs.
George u. Noble Mrs. c. F. Spencer,
Mrs. H. c. Mulroy, Miss Effie GrahaT.,
Miss Lola Graham. Miss Katherine
McCarter. Miss Jessie McCarter, Miss
Garvey. Miss Sarah Robinson
of EIDOrado. Miss Marian Walp.
Mrs C J. Evans had charge Of the
ia BILE from which the Campfire Girls
and the Boy Scouts served ice cream
cones and cold drinks. and was assisted
by Mrs J. F. Switzer, Mrs E Z.
Miss Gertrude Barnes Mrs.
]. D. Mcfarland. Mrs. B. B. Smy the.
Miss Maureen McKernnan, Miss Mar
guerite Wagner. Miss Mary Slaughter
The Campfire Girls and Boy Scouts