The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1914-06-24

Two Topeka girls who will be stud
ents in the east this summer. are Miss
Rebecca Welty and Miss Mildred Lewis.
They will leave Saturday, stopping Tor
a visit to friends in Chicago, and TAX
ing a trip to Niagara Falls. and Will
then go to Cambridge. Mass, where
they will study in the Radcliffe (Har-
ward Annex during the summer SEES
sion. Miss Welty will study playground
work. aud Miss Lewis will take physical
training.
Miss welty is graduate Of Wash
burn college, and Miss Lewis has also
been a student in Washburn.
They will return to Topeka in the
late summer or early autumn. Before
their return they will &C to New York.
take a trip down the Hudson, and will
spend short time in the city of WASH
ington, D. c.
Miss Ruth Bauer will entertain her
bridge club this evening at her home in
Topeka avenue.
A party Of Topeka people will have
summers outing in the north this sum-
mer, occupying cottage at Lake
Geneva. Wis. The cottage IS one owned
by the Prudens family, and Miss Gladys
Prudens, who has been teaching in
Bethany college, will be one of the
party at the lake. Miss Lenore Monroe
and Miss Cynthia Monroe will leave
Monday and will be at the cottage for
two months. Mrs. Cyrus Monroe, Miss
Beatrice Shakeshaft and Miss Charlotte
West will leave later in the week to
Join them at the lake. The Prudens
family will spend the summer at the
lake. and later in the summer. the
party will have other guests.
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Mrs. Harry Wolf was hostess at
meeting Of her sewing club this after
noon. Miss Grace Vinegar, of Burling
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4 Miss Edith Ingham, who taught do
nestle science in a school in Fresno.
Cal, this yaer, is remaining in the west
to teach in the summer school. The
school has removed itself to the noun
tains for the summer term. The
equipment and students and teachers
have gone to the highlands, where they
will remain all during the warm wealth
er.
Miss Ingham, with more enterprise
than teachers are usually capable of
after years work, will establish a
cafeteria, take necessary helpers with
her, and will be assisted by the stud
ents in the domestic science depart
ment of the school in the planning of
the meals, combining instruction with
practical experience.
The Topeka Federation of Women,
after holding a number Of meetings of
the executive board, have appointed the
following heads Of committees, all of
whom have accepted the offices: Mrs.
George Parkhurst. head of the music
committee; Mrs. F. w. Watson, educa-
ton; Mrs. J. c. Gafford. social; Mrs.
w. A. McCarter. education; Mrs. ]. c.
McClintock, Justice; Mrs A. A. Robin
son, forestry; Mrs. H. o. Garvey, house
hold economics: Mrs. c. ]. Evans,
civis: Mrs. A. A. GODDARD. club house;
Miss Lucy Kingman, hall and prop
critics: Mrs. F. w. Bowen, correspond
ing secretary
The officers who were chosen at the
last annual meeting are:s MISS. 8.
Estey. president: Mrs. A. Marburg. first
vice president; Mrs. c. F. Spencer, Sec
ond vice president; Mrs. s. s. Beggs,
secretary; Mrs. William Macferran.
treasurer: Mrs. w. A. Johnston, parlia-
mentarian; Mrs. o. L. Moore. auditor.
The date Cor the annual luncheon. the
first meeting after the summer holi-
days, will be held Thursday, October 1.
This is called presidents day. The GUS
tom of giving d luncheon was in
augurated last fall, and the party given
at the Country club as the opening of
seasons federation activities, is remem-
bered as one of the pleasantest parties
Of the year.
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Mrs. E. F. A. Reinisch and Mr..
Reinisch's mother. Mrs. Margaret Nell
lis. gave a picnic party Tuesday at
Gage park for relatives of Mr.. Rein
isch from Lawrence. The guests were
shown over the park and supper was
served in the late afternoon. The
guests from Lawrence were: Mr. and
Mrs. E. Seider and their children, Mrs.
Paul Kasold and her children, Mrs.
oct
Kennedy. Mrs. Bruce Procher, of