The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1915-07-03

of the faculty and their ia miles. who
are still in the city. About eighty
people will attend.
10 IL
The Topeka Federation of Women
has sent out enrolment cards to the
members. The purpose of these cards
is to learn under what department
the different members are to be en-
rolled. The cards should be made out
and returned promptly to the Secre-
tary, so that she can enter the names
in the correct department in the year
book. Unless the cards are in within
a few days, the manner will have to
be omitted from the department roll
of the book. The departments and
their chairmen are: Education, Mrs.
c. B.. Van Horn; Literature, Mrs. Ben
Evans; Justice, Mrs. S. A Thurston;
Art, Mrs. Katherine Hand; Home
Economics, Mrs W. w. Kitchel;
Music, Mrs. C. j. Wilson,; Forestry,
Mrs. A. A. Robinson; Social, Mrs. w.
A. Johnston.
Mrs. June Chapman gave a picnic
party today for her nephew, Mr. Scott
Reiniger, of Orange City. Iowa. Four
teen guests attended.
Miss Marie Evelyn Simpson and Mr..
Verrie Goodwin were married June 16
in Venice, California. The marriage
was SolemnlZed at noon at the Church
OF the Coca Shepnerd by the rev.
Alfred Taylor. The bride wore a silk
eponge walking gown. Mr.. and Mrs
Goodwin have gone for a motor "trip
to San Francisco, and will be at nome
at 1903 Marion Place, Venice, after
their return.
Mr. Goodwin is .the son of DIR. L. L.
Goodwin and the twin brother of
Winnie Goodwin. of Topeka The
bride is the daughter of Mr.. and Mrs
J. D. Simpson, of Victoria and Marion
Place. Venice
Judge u. T. Hazen was host at
dinner party Friday night at his home
in Tyler street. Covers were laid for:
Mr.. Horace Hall, DR.. G.. H. Allen, DE.
George Port Ashton, DR.. w. c. Nc
Donough, Mr.. r. w. Blair, Mr.. F. G.
Lagerstrom, Mr.. j. E. Crockett, and
Judge HaZen.
Independence Day will be celebrated
by the Country club people Monday.
There will be a golf tournament in the
afternoon, and dinner will be served
in the evening. From 1880 to $3.50
Marshalfs band will give concert,
and after the concert there will be
dancing.
Mrs, H B. Hogeboom had guests
at thimbles Friday afternoon, at her
home in West Sixth avenue
Miss Bernice Emahizer gave a
cousin, Miss Helen Spielman, who will
leave soon with her mother, Mrs. II.
A Spielman, to spend the summer at
Lake Okoboji, Iowa, where the Spiel
man family have summer nome
Covers were laid for Miss Spielman,
Mrs. Paul Walker, Mrs. Warrick Up
degraff, Miss Grace KOOntZ, Miss Mar
guerite Koontz, Miss Clyde Bonebrake
and Miss EmahiZer.
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Mrs. George w. Parkhurst will en-
terrain the Monday Whist club Mon
day of next week, and the Fillmore
Street Whist club Thursday :.
Peggy Lovewel, the 13-year-old
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Paul Love-
well, has written a fairy story, Gin
dereIla in Verses. which she drama
tized and staged. She saw Mary Pick
ford in ".Cinderella' in the movies,
and that gave her the idea of writing
4 little play of her own on the same
.heme. She chose her characters
rom among the children she knew at
Central Park school, costumed the
sast, coached the players. and pre-
sented the play Thursday night on the
porch of the Lovewell home in Null
yane street. The lawn was lighted
With japanese lanterns. An admis-
sion fee of five cents was charged, and
the three and half dollars realized
will be used to give a hayrack ride
'or the people in the cast. The dances
we're given on the lawn by the fairies
who were trained by jeanette Gfeed.
rhe dressing rooms were in charge of
Miss Margaret Whittemore
Miss Peggy expects to give her play
in Hutchinson this summer when she
lists relatives in that town, and she
will choose children among her friends
there to take the parts. The cast