The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1915-07-06
SOCIETY.
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Former Abilene people who are liv-
ing in Topeka, had picnic at Central
park Monday. They formed the Adj
I1ene club and chose as their officers: ID.
F. Shirk, president; Mrs. c. A. Moore.
vice president; H E. Seeds, vice pres1-
dent; z. C. Hopkins, secretary; s. l..
Courtney, treasurer.
The families who attended the pic
mic are: Judge o. L. Moore. DR. J. A.
Bright Mr.. G. F. Worley, Mr.. H. E.
Seeds. Mr.. S. c. Pettitt, Mr.. H. III.
Welty. Mr., J.; G. Stricken; Mr.; d, F;
Dewey Mr.. J. NJ wallace, Mr.. G. G.
Burdette, Mrs. C. L. Pattin. Mr.. S. L.
Courtney, Mr.. J. H. Todd, Mrs Lott1e
A. Case. Mr. j. B. Eames' MI e. a
Hopkins, Mrs. J. E. Clark, Mr.. J. M.
Brunt, and Miss Frances Jones
Former Abilene people who 80 not
reside in Topeka, who were at the pic
mic: Miss Edith Hopkins, kansas ansas
Bend; Miss Ruth Wallace, Phlladel-
phia, Pa; Mr.. Kenneth Wallace, Kan
sas City; Mr.. c. o. Burger Fort
Worth. Tex; Mr. Leon Ream' Louis
There are fifteen other families of
former Abilene people living in To-
peka who were unable to be present
at yesterdays meeting. At the dinner
~ a. ].
The faculty picnic on the Washburn
campus was given Monday afternoon
at o'clock, with DR.. Farley Paul
Womer, the new president CT the col
lege, as the guest of honor. After the
supper the guests attended the exhi-
bition of pictures of the Washburn
pageant.
Those who attended the party were:
Dr. Womer, DIR. and Mrs. MachEach-
ron and their children, Lendrum,
! Douglas and Jean; Prof. and Mrs w
A. Harshbarger and their sons, Frank
and Ray; Dean and Mrs W; X, Ar
thur and their children; Prof. and
| Mrs. E. D, Shonberger and their chill
| dren, Clinton and Robbie: DR.. and
Mrs. J. E. Kirkpatrick; Mrs kath-
| crime Hand and her daughters, MISS
Katherine Hand and Miss Elizabeth
Hand; Mr.. and Mrs. A. A GODDARD;
Mrs. John Andrews, of Arkansas city;
| Rev. and Mrs. L. c. Schnacke; MISS
Ruth Schnacke; Pror. w. C. Wheeler
and his daughters, Miss Frances
Wheeler, Miss Gertrude Wheeler, and
Miss Kartherine Wheeler; Prof. Frank
DeBeukelaer; Mr.. and Mrs. William
Quail and their daughter, Mildred;
| Mr. and Mrs. Lindley and their chill
dren; Mrs. Huling. Miss Esthe Huling:
DIR. and Mrs. J. T. Lovewen and their
daughters, Miss Marguerite LoveWell
and Miss Carolyn Lovewe1; Mrs.
| Dwight Plat and her daughters, Lois
and katherine; Prof. and Mrs. L. D.
| Whittemore, Miss Martha WHITE
/, more, Miss Margaret Whittemore, Mr.
! LaurenS Whittemore; Prof. and Mrs
H l. Wood; DIR. and Mrs. s. B. Alder
| son; Miss Elizabeth AlderSon; Mr..
and Mrs. w. z. Prehm and their chill
dren, Harved and Helen; Miss Jean
Campbell; Miss Helen Estey; Miss
Hattie Halbert; Miss Ella Pixley Mrs
Louise Van Laer; Mrs. w. D. Harger;
Dean Horace Whitehouse; Mr.. Rollo
Harger; and Mr.. Bernard Lopez
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Notes and Personal Mention.
| 10 of T.ay
| is the guest Of her parents, Mr.. ana
| Mrs. c. I. DolmIan.
Mrs. Cora Wellhouse Billiard OF
Tonganoxie, will come to Topeka to
attend the Political Science club party
Wednesday and will be the guest OF
Mrs DeWitte c. Nellis.
Miss Mary Atkinson of Lawrence, is
visiting Miss Helen Mitchell.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. It. Botl<in left today
for San Francisco, Cal, by way of Salt
Lake City. They will attend the kan
sas Day meeting in California and Will
visit both fairs. They will return py
way of Colorado Springs, where Mrs.
Botkin will remain for a month. Mr.
Botkin will come back to Topeka di-
rectly from the Springs.
Mr. Philip Sproat, Mr.. Sam Williams
| and Mr.. John Bauerlein motored to
Lawrence Sunday and spent short
time at the Phi Delta Theta house.
Mrs. r. Whitsett, who has been liv-
ing in Newton the past year, is in To-
| peka to visit her sister, Mrs. I. s.
Lewis. Mr.. Whitsett and his wife went
| to Newton when Mr.. Whitsett received
a contract for the construction of a.
| large building in that town.
| Miss Christina Ward is the guest OF
Miss Lois Burke of Lawrence.
Mrs: NJ. G., Buckingham of Mem
phis, Tenn, is visiting Mrs. c. w.
| kouns.
4 Lieut. Charles c. Herrick of Okla
Il homa is a guest of DR.. and Mrs. L. A.
i Ryder. He Is O. graduate OF West