The Topeka state journal., 1919-06-09

Mr.. Bill Beasly, Mr.. Toll Ware. Mr.
James Perry, Mr.. Leon Edwards. Mr.
Merrill Rutter, Mr.. Arthur Saville, Mr..
William Barnett, Mr.. Earl Wood, Mr..
Norman Bloom, Mr.. Lester Posyar,
Mr.. Kelsey Gardner, Mr. Homer
Dodge, Mr.. Willard Geiger, Mr.. Lewis
kingman. Mr.. James Taylor, Mr.. Ger
old Tasker. Mr.. Raymond French and
Mr.. Alvin Groom.
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The Girls Friendly society of Grace
Cathedral will give an entertainment
in Guild hall Tuesday evening at
o'clock to which the public is in
vited. A silver offering will be taken
up.
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The senior class of >Washburn will
hold class day exercises tomorrow
morning at 10 o'clock. The program
will open with the planting of the ivy
on the campus, and Miss Wilma Perry
will deliver the ivy Grafton. The rest
of the program will be given in the
chapel. There will be two plays, The
Revue-the Passing Show" and 1.-THE
Eighty Few Fight the Flight Flu"
The latter was written by Miss Marion
Lerrigo and Miss Florence Fair. Miss
Fair will give a whistling solo. also,
and Miss Miriam Franklin will give
readings. The senior "wilr' will be
read by Miss Wilma Perry. The cere-
mony will close with the presentation
to the juniors of the senior caps and
gowns The responses will be made
by Miss Mildred Owen.
The class day committee consists of
Miss Genevieve Mcmillan. chairman;
Miss Marian Lerrigo, Miss Frances
Myers. Miss Catherine Conkling, Miss
Pauline McVey, Miss Helen Dolman.
Miss Sadie Lndenmeyer, Miss Flor
ence Fair.
A picnic lunch will be served at
noon on the campus. Miss Lille Wiser
Is in charge. Miss Margaret White
more has charge of the class day
posters.
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Miss Helen Silver, soprano. a pupil
of Mr.. Paul Lawless. and Miss Georgia
Neese, reader. a pupil of Miss Helen
Palmer Gray, were presented by Beth
any college in a diploma recital Satur-
day evening in Guild hall. Miss Hell
oise Wilson played Miss Silver's ac-
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Announcement is made of the mar
riage of Miss Shirley Dare Miller, of
Dallas. Tex. to Mr.. Floyd Stevens. of
Dallas last Monday. and was quietly
solemnized at st. Mathews cathedral,
Dean Ray officiating.
Mr. and Mrs. Stevens spent the
weekend with his parents. Mr.. and
Mrs. Francis Stevens. Today they left
for Pratt. where Mr.. stevensIis con-
nected with the Rock Island.
Floyd Stevens has lived most of his
life in Topeka. He was in service in
France for over a year. with the 53rd
engineers.
MY DREAM FARM.
I know there's a place where the
flowers bloom, where the wild birds
sing a beckoning tune. Where the
,, wild rose opens its petaled flare, and
sweetly ladens Gods good air. Where
where whip-poor- wills and red birds
fly. There the morning breaks and
casts on you, its spell of gladness
dipped in dew. There twilight's won
derful tints of grey, slowly close Ger
a care-free day. There love and hap
piness know no bounds. and tender
grass shoots thru the ground There
in a grove sits a little hut. where
peonies grow beside the tall beech
chickens there, a COW, a car and a
rabbit lair. The woods are filled with
feathered friends, a friendship grows
and never ends. A little stream runs
slowly along. it ripples by with a
peaceful song. That place is some
where on the earth. it's where my
dream farm got its birth. It's there
! I'm going to stop some day. and en-
Joy this life when I grow gray.
The Francis Willard w. c. t. u
will meet Tuesday afternoon at 1880
o'clock with Mrs G. w. Greenwood.
1901 Western avenue to arrange
flowers to be taken to Ingleside home
Promptly at o'clock. a very inter
esting program will be given at the