The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1914-07-04

Mr. and Mrs. p J. Clevenger gave q
picnic party today at WakArusa- Tne
members OF the party. who moto!eo ~
! Cleveneer, Dr. and Mrs. b. T. Young
I and their family. Mr.. and Mrs.. 4; e
Cieveneer and their family. Of WI
| liamsburg, Kansas, Mr.. ana ME-. -. q
Campbell. Mr.. and Mrs. w. n. Ae 11ees,
family. DR., and Mrs. e. 8. Petty1onn
and their family. and Mr.. and MIS-
Robert Fullerton and their children
| ,,,.,.or ~ ronek. who left this
week for the east, Mrs. Thaddtus
packard was entertained at q number
| Of INFORMAL parties during the time ene
was the guest of her daughter. Mrs.
George Port Ashton. She has been Nv
inc in California. but has now gone to
| Nav york to make her home with a
Mrs. Packard il in her eighty-fifth
wear. and still retains all her facuities,
is an indefatigable reader and student
Of events Of current interest y an en-
pertaining conversationalist. ana does
beautiful embroidery and hne needle
work. She can boast decent nom an
ancestry of note. for among her k1ns-
folk was Nathaniel Willis. the writer.
and she is the granddaughter OF q
woman Of rank in the court Of Louis
XVI.
The Kappa Kappa Chi girls gave
| breakfast Friday for Miss Rebecca
nartv was given on Washburn college
campus, and those who attended were:
/ Miss Stanley. Miss Fannie Stoves. Miss
Winona McLatchey, Miss Mary Helen
| Shirer. Miss Olive White, Miss Ruth
! Woodford. Miss Jean Robertson. Miss
Edna Reinbach, Miss Verna Sjolander.
Miss Maude whittamore. Miss Marga-
ret Owens. Miss Vera Campbell. Miss
Ruth Kingman, Miss Cozie Crawford.
Miss Hermione Van Laer. Miss Marga-
ret Welcome and Miss Grace EldridSe.
| of line parties to the movies Friday
afternoons: Miss Genevieve Mcmillan.
Miss Jessie Burnett. Miss Esther
Chance, Miss Mildred Quinton, Miss
Kathryn Austin, Miss Elsie Cuthbert.
Miss Helen Bennett, Miss Christina
Ward, Miss Marian Dana, Miss Flor
ence Fair, Miss Mayme Parsons. Miss
Marjorie Roby. Miss Hazel Thomas.
Miss Marion Lerrigo, Miss Ruth Tom
linson, Miss Mary Undertake, Miss
Lucille Rosen, Miss Lillian Gleissner,
Miss Lucille Bomgardner. The first OF
the series was given yesterday after
noon.
Club Notes.
The Monday Tourist club. at the
close of it's sessions for the season,
issued it's books for the new year. The
club next year will study discovery
and exploration, colonization. correct
English, and some minor subjects.
The year book is prepared by Mrs. G..
!. Martin and Mrs. H. II. Welty, who
form the program committee. The
officers for the year are: Mrs. J. C..
Lindland. president; Mrs. S. T. Nc
Clure, vice president; Mrs. I. 8. Lewis,
secretary, and Mrs. A. J. Carruth, jr.,
treasurer. The honorary members are
Mrs. George HI. Hodges and Miss
Emma s. Root. The first meeting OF
the new season will be September FL.
which is appointed az rally day. and it
will be held at the home OF the presi-
dent. Mrs. Lindland.
The Thursday Study club has issued
an attractive year book for next sea-
son. The club will give part Of it's
and part to economics. The play
| chosen for this year Is King Lear. The
| president of the club this year il Mrs
| Gay Lawrence, and the members Of
the program committee. who arranged
| the year book. are MSs. w. d. Ross.
derson.
Mrs. Emma Sells Marshall Of Be-
lott, formerly Of Topeka, stopped in
this city this week on her way to
Colorado. She will spend the vaca-
| ton in Colorado Springs.
| Mrs. Marshall was an active club
woman of Topeka before going to Be-
! lott to become parole ofncer of the
Girls Industrial school, and since then
even she has retained her member
ship in at least one of her clubs, the
year, in which she has served as pa
role officer, she has travelled 1900
| miles, and she has placed in homes
or suitable situations SO girls from the
industrial school. OF that number
only three have been returned. With
in the year u girls have been entered
in the school. which IL IA less than
have been sent out.
In a paper read before a meeting of
club women in Topeka, Mrs. Marshall
urged the women to work for q deten-
ton home for girls, and she still urges
upon the women the need for such a
home. In speaking Of her work OF the
past year, Mrs. Marshall said: ut il
the wish OF the officers OF the school
not only to care for and control the
girls while they are in the school. but
also to equip them for q place of USE
u.s.
The Good Citizenship League haa
completed its courses of study for the
coming year. including outlines fol
the study of political social science
the prevention OF crime. child labor
food and drug authorizations. political
parties and party organization. The
Child and Its School. and other sub
Jects that are taking the attention OF
) club women since their enfranchise-
ment. The outlines are in the hands
OF Mrs. Mary o. Cowper OF Lawrence
and may be obtained from her By