The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1919-09-20

children OF MI. Hugn A. dOuglnS, VIII
be among the children in whose hon
or the party is being given.
The beautiful part about it is that
the little children are to have their
innings this time. All of the kinder
garten children and the little folks
Topeka schools have been invited.
The entertainment has been planned
to be of such a sort that there will
be no chance for accidents or falls and
no mother need worry while her child
is away. There will be no swings, no
teeter-totter. But the following young
women will keep the children interest
ed in games and plays when they are
not doing something else: Miss Mary
Van Vechtan, Miss Nanon Herren,
Miss Lulu Mckee and Mrs. w. d. Up
degraff.
eat For ice cream and wholesome
cookies aren't going to hurt any
cream there is made in Topeka will
| be served, and almost every kind OF
cookie, except the smeary kind, which
| has been strictly tabooed. There are
animals enough to fill many arks ana
nabiscoes and so on in such quantities
that it looks to be enough to feed any
army. And if these run out there will
be more. A thousand cones have been
| ordered.
Two pavilions have been erected in
! the yard and a platform built out IN
front of the house for dancing. At
each corner are poles wrapped with
| green paper and hung from one to
another are pink paper chains made
by the kindergarten children. Chairs
| and tables are everywhere you want
them and the house is open to the lit
| tie guests.
| Entertainment will be furnished by
! Miss Nanon Herren, Mrs. w. D. Upde-
/ graft Peggy Strawn, Muriel Hobson
and Adele Foster.
| Another interesting feature about
this party is that altho it has meant
| lot of work for a lot of people, MOTH
ing has been hired done save the
erecting of the platform and a little
| house work. 1t is really community
affair and owing to this is the gracious
spirit and good fellowship so in evil
dence.
! A beautiful cantata. Faith and
Praise" by West, will be given at the
1 First Baptist church Sunday evening.
by the double quartet, made up of
Mrs. n. w. Benning, Mrs. William
Bauman, Mrs. Beryl johnson. Mrs.
Guy wellman, Mr. Rose Tracy. Mr..
Bernard McNown, Mr.. A ]. Clark.
Mr. Harold Rankin. Mrs. ARA Clark
the organist, also direct the singing.
The program includes:
Chorus-"While the Earth Remain
eth"
Duet Love the Lord" Mrs. Bau-
man, Mr.. McNown.
Solo-'I Will Lay Me Down in
Peace" Mr.. Harold Rankin.
Chorus-tHark, Hark, My Soul"
Chorus-'Sing. o Heavens"
Trio-"O Fount of Love-" Mrs. Ben
ming, Mrs. Bauman. Mr.. Froey.
Chorus-"Rejoice in the Lord"
Solo-"O Thou Whose Head Was
dad
Duet-"See What Love-" Mrs. Berry,
johnson. Mr.. Rankin.
Chorus-"This Is Our God"
| y & =
A very pretty wedding occurred
Wednesday afternoon at $3.50 at the
home of Mr.. and Mrs. ]. P. Gustafson
when their niece. Miss Inez Lucille
Samuelson, and Penrose Harry Strong
of Kansas City were united in mar
riage.
Before the ceremony Miss Marian
4 McAfee sang AT Dawning" by Cad
man, accompanied by Mrs. Roy West
a cousin of the bride. who also played
the wedding march from Lohengrin.
The bride wore a gown of white
beaded Georgette with veil held in
place with lilies of the valley and she
carried a bouquet of brides roses.
They were preceded by Miss Mildred
Jones, gowned in pink wolfe and
carrying a bouquet of deep pink roses.
Mr.. Strong had as his best man Mr..
]. E. Samuelson. The service was
read by the Rev. c. w. Maggart. The
ldouble ring ceremony was used, at
the close of the service while the
bride and groom were kneeling Miss
McAfee sang THE Benediction" by
Lanier.
After the ceremony Mr.. and Mrs
Strong left for an extended trip east
Mrs. StrOng's going away suit was OF
brown peach bloom cloth with beaver
trimming.
The Grace Cathedral guild will
meet next Wednesday afternoon at 2
o'clock.
GIRLS EAT TOO FAST.
Girls eat irregularly. too fast and
without the proper regard to the rules
of diet. Such is the pronouncement
of DR.. Augusta Rucker. director of the
division of health of the social educa-
ton department. Young Womens
) Christian Association.
Next to faulty eating. lack of proper
| exercise plays the most havoc with
girls health nowadays, says DR.. Ruck-
err. Her plan is to establish health
centers all over the country, where
girls and business women can be ex-
amined and advised in health matters
and where they may, if they wish. en-
roll in classes for gymnasium work
which will be given with a special
thought toward corrective exercises
The purpose of the center is ITO keep
women we'll
A model health center has been
opened in New York City. Examina-
lions are made from 2 until 10 p. m
daily in order to accommodate bust
ness women. No fees are charged
Any woman may go in to be exam
, | ined. DIR. Florence Meredith, who has
recently made medical examinations
at wellesley college and at a Boston