The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1919-07-05

luncheon to all of the members of the
Union and their friends who are pres
ent.
The c. w, b. NJ. Union has a mem
bership of about five hundred. Its
officers are Mrs. C. E. Ault, president;
Mrs. H. B. Roger. secretary; Mrs. N.
L. Copeland. treasurer. The meetings
are held quarterly. The next meeting
will be held in October and will be
held with the West Side Christian
church. -
A picnic party which enjoyed the
Fourth at the lies Bungalow in High
land Park was composed of Mr.. and
Mrs. S. d. Cooper. Mr.. and Mrs. T. S.
Stevens Mr.. and Mrs Harry Hobson
and daughter Mural, Mr.. and Mrs
H. NJ. Fellows and daughter. Barbara
Jean, Mr.. and Mrs. Tom Brown, Mrs.
o. A. Wellman. Mr.. and Mrs. Fred
Isles and Miss lone Woodman. Mr..
A. d. Gray, who was on the links and
had reached the third hole when the
rain came up, was also guest of Mr..
and Mrs. lies.
Mr.. and Mrs. Paul A. Lovewell and
| family, who are spending the summer
at Paynesville, Mimi, were in the tail
end of the Fergus Falls tornado. No
damage was done but the terrific wind
and deluge of rain seemed pretty
much the real thing, even to these
| folk from Kansas. Mr. LovewelP s
greatest catch so far has been a four
| pound pike and a woman in the next
! cottage took his triumph from him by
| hooking a six-pounder. But 9-year-
| old John LSvewell has caught the
greatest number of fish of any of the
party.
+ DR.. and Mrs. Arthur Buff who have
been with Mrs. Bluffs parents. Mr.. and
Mrs. L. L. Kiene since DR.. Bluffs re-
! turn from overseas, have moved into
one of the Mum apartments on the
corner of Fifth and Polk streets.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. D. Webb announce
! the engagement of their daughter,
Lola Louise, to Mr.. Leo Moyle Mills.
The wedding will take place August
16. Miss Webb is a graduate of the
Topeka High School in the class OF
19iS. For the past year she has
+! been employed as a stenographer in
the United States Employment Blu
reau. Mr.. Mills. who is in the Santa
Fe offices, is the son of Mr.. ]. F.
Mills of ST. Louis, Mo;
Miss Charlotte Walch. one of the
| French girls who came to Topeka
| last fall to enter Washburn college
has gone to California with Mrs. T. D
| Alden and her sons, Henry and
| 1nOmaS, Tor the summer. In1S 1dl
she will enter some American col
lege for another years work. Miss
Jeanne DuLopg, who came to Amer.
lea with Miss Walch, returned tc
France for the vacation. She, too
plans to reenter college this fall.
y * *
There Is a Woman in Our Town
Who stepped over to the neighbor.
last night to pass the time o'day
And what do you think of the out
come of the big. fight ?" inquired the
neighbor woman.
THE fight?" the visitor returned
Il why what fight ?" and NV. told hel
i Of the combat between the famous
prize Fighters, Dempsey and Willard
that took place yesterday afternoon
oh she said how interesting
no 1 didn't know a thing about it
and then a relieved look came over
her face-"But you see I've lived here
| only short while"
y = *
The z. N. c. club will meet next
| Tuesday afternoon at the home of Mrs.
S. r. Souders, 1900 Garfield avenue.
1t is the Country clubs best season
and Fourth of July proved to be one
of the big days. TIL ere were a great
| many diners there in the evening. Sew
eral special parties We're arranged.
| Mr.. and Mrs. A. NJ. Catlin and their
children, Muriel and Catherine. Mr..