The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1919-08-11

gins by starting out for a hike and
after tramping vigorously for miles
the pangs OF genuine hunger drive you
to bum food at the farEnhouses along
the way. Some pieces of bread and
some bacon perhaps to cook on a
have brought some chocolate IN your
sweater pocket IL Is perfect. This
takes no preparation and is the best
OF all. Two is enough for. this spree
and 1t Is better II there is a dog along
and II the man has a crooked stemed
pipe to puff on contentedly after every
scrap OF the food is eaten and the fire
ming begins to come UP. This is the
"summum bonum' of picnies bats or
roasts and it happens only a, few
times in anyones life.
Miss Mildred Grice entertained with
homo on Van Buren, street FOR her
brother. Mr.. NJ. z. Grice, of ROGET.
Wyo. The guests were Mrs. Matthew
Campbell and little son of Aberdeen,
S. D.; Mr.. Dan Garfield. Kansas City,
Mo-; Mrs. NJ. J. Garfield. Wheaton,
Kan; Mr.. and Mrs. II. L. Grice. Miss
Helen Leuenberger Hazel Upton,
Merle Sinner. Ruth Switzer. Reba
Austin, Mr.. Forrest Buch, Mr.. Roy
Naylor, Mr.. Harry White, and Mr.. and
Mrs. Ray erice /. a
Miss Ramah Brownlee. who re-
turned from Colorado Saturday, repre-
scented Kansas %in the Kansas Day
services at Manitou. Colo, last week
In her role she sang two solos and
pleased her audience so that she was
invited to sing at the Alamo and Ant
lers hotels.
Hostesses for the morning meeting
Of the Woman's Foreign Missionary
society OF the First Methodist Episco-
pal church to be held at the home of
ton Wednesday morning will be Mrs
Mary Bowen, Mrs. J. e. Barrett, Mrs
ARA Clark, Mrs. w. NJ. Garfield, Mrs.
j. w. Fisher, Mrs. A. Powell, Mrs. ].
Mrs. G. T. Glegg. Mrs. c. H witherel.
Mrs. G. H Griffiths, Mrs. L. Y. Reed
er. Miss Susie Sweet. Miss Jennie Mat
SON and Miss Daisy Northam.
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Mr.. and Mrs. U. s. Addington, of
their daughteP Marie, to Mr.. Ray
Deever. son of Mr.. and Mrs. G. F.
Deever, 1143 Lane street. The we'd
ding will take place in the early fall.
At the luncheon which members of
the Topeka branch of the Association
of Collegiate Allumnae had together
at Pettetier's Saturday, thirteen col
leges. and universities were repre-
scented. Members OF the invitation
fifteen new memberships. Arrange
ments for future entertainments were
discussed and it was decided to have
the September luncheon at Pelletiers.
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Notes and Personal Mention
DR.. and Mrs. Harry Reading and
Mr.. Warren Reading of Lawrence
spent yesterday with Mr.. and Mrs. E.
G. Smith in Van Buren, street. Mr..
Reading has recently received his dis
charge from the navy.
Mrs. Roland Perkins returned yes
terday from Oklahoma City. where
she visited Mr.. Perkins They are
making arrangements to go to Okla
CHINA City to live.
Mrs. Frank Hahn returned today
from Denver.
DR.. and Mrs. w. NJ Mills and their
children will return today after sew
eral weeks spent at LongsLanke, Mich
Miss Roxie Thurmond has gone to
Clyde for visit of a few days with
friends there.
Miss Mae Seabring, of Rossville, was
in Topeka for few days last week
Mr.. and Mrs. c. E. Tutwiler, of Col
lege avenue. left today for Clearwater
o.
wiler's stepfather.
Miss Estherline Mason will go to
Baldwin next week to attend the Ep-
worth League institute which is in
session a week. The next week she
will spend visiting friends in the CITY,
Mrs. D. L. McEachron and her
cousin. Miss Mary Pockmell. who is
her guest this summer. will spend a
day in Lawrence this week with Dean
MeEachron. who is teaching in the
university summer school.
Mr.. F. M. Strictly and family of 1871
College avenue have gone on a motor
trip to Colorado Springs and Denver.
The Epworth League of the Low
man Memorial church will hold a lawn
and ice cream social on the West
Lawn park Wednesday evening
Prof. and Mrs. z. ID. Schoenberger
have purchased a home in Boswell
avenue between Fifteenth and Six
tenth streets and will take possession
this fall. They have sold their home
in Topeka.
Miss Ella Pixley has returned after
a few weeks with her sister. Mrs. Will
liam Quail in Cascade. They occupied
the d. NJ. Fisk cottage. Mr.. Quail has
gone out to Colorado to be with Mrs
Quail until September.
DR.. and Mrs. A F. Narcotic leave
today for Lake Michigan and the
northern resorts.
Capt. and Mrs. willis Carney left
saturday Tor Cleveland, o., wnere they
will make a short stay before going to
Fort Bliss, Tex. They will stop for q
day In Topeka on their way from
Cleveland.
Mrs. Rurtz Kellam returned from
wichita Saturday Mr.. Keliam came
from Kansas City to join her over the
weekend in Topeka.
Mr.. and Mrs. F. L. Alderman. Jr.,
have returned from an eastern trip
Mrs. John NJ. Long. who has been
visiting her son. John Long, will re-
turn soon to Pensacola. Fla.
Mr.. and Mrs. Giles c. Stephens and
their son. Willard. 121 Holman. ex-
pect to leave soon for an overland, trip
to California 800
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. E. johnson OF st.
Louis. with their family. will stop in
Topeka for weeks visit with relatives
on their way from Colorado.
Mrs George A.. Bolts, Of Kansas