The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1920-08-31

panied by Miss Frances washburn and
! Mr.. NJ. E. Harding. All girls who have
wheels are invited to meet with the
Thompson, 1175 Central avenue, at
a. m.
The w w. Sunday school class of
I the Lowman Hin church held a bacon
and egg fry at the waterworks park
a few days ago. Those who attended
were Mrs. F. Hammen, Miss Nell Ii
tus, Miss Sybil Gardiner. Miss Veda
/ Zentner Miss Virginia Smith, Mrs. Es-
Their Colvin Binger. Miss Winifred
! Banks. Miss Marguerite Shearer. Miss
: Rae Titus, Miss Mary Eells, Miss Ger
/ trude Thompson. Mrs. Edna Colvin
Wilson. Miss Mabel Olson, Miss Mar
guerite Stitt. Miss Irene Purdue and
! Miss Helen Olson
SPEAKING OF BRIDES
Which most people are. it is said
that one Topeka modiste is Quitting
fifteen brides at the present time.
/ The Merrvmakers club of Potwin
will hold a bazaar on the lawn of
Mayor Corwine's home, ESQ Woodlawn,
Wednesday, beginning al 2:30 in the
afternoon and continuing thru the eve
ming. The purpose of the bazaar is 10
raise funds for the Provident associa-
ftion of day n1rses. There will be ev-
erything which goes with the usual
affair of the sort, candy, ice cream,
pop, fancy work, kitchen booth, etc.
plus youthful enthusiasm and zest and
the desire TO serve.
{ The members of the club are Cor
nelfa Adams, Mildred Adams, Frances
Bone. Blynn Corwine, Catherine AL
lien. Florence Layton, Dorothy Reyn-
olds. Eileen Cowgirl, Josephine Allen
and Nadine Buck.
other things there will be
clothes and all sorts of accessories for
dolls, so that all little girls are asked
Ito bring their dolls with them to out
fit them for the coming social season.
If it rains the bazaar will be postponed
until later date.
Mr. and Mrs. A. E. Crane enter
tanned the following young people at
J a weekend party: Miss Ruth Lynn,
Miss Mildred Harrison, Miss Edna
Cloud, Miss Ruth McGinnis' Miss
Hazel Staup, Miss Ruth Bliss. Miss
Bertha Roarbaugh. Miss Juanita
/ WOODBURY. all of Tulsa, Okla; Miss
( Winona WOODBURY.. of Lawrence; Miss
! Vera WOODBURY.. of Holton: Miss Mil
bred Marthies, Miss lola Schenck, Miss
Gertrude Benning and Miss Odessa
/ Longberg, of Topeka.
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! A few years ago there was but one
J occupation for woman outside the
home, which was considered within
! her realm, and that was the profess
tsion of teaching. Anything else was
looked at askance But today there
/ woman has not entered, nor a phase
1 of industrial life that she has not spe-
/ cialized in
For the first time in history a wo-
man will address members of the meat
packing industry, tho it is true that
housewives generally have spoken OF
them under their breaths many times.
/ Mrs Helen Rogers Reid, who is the
( advertising director and secretary OF
the New York Tribune, of which paper
her husband. ogden NJ. Reid is editor
I in chief. will address the members of
the meat packing industry at Atlantic
/ City September Is on The Attitude of
Industry Toward Women as a Force
! for Public Opinion
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y SWAN. SONG.
When Gracia Pope Wood was ready
to hand the keys of the city over to
! Frances Jones. she wrote a bit of adj
vice to friends of the column. She
neatly covered every point which is
important, but I would like to add 4
line or two. If you knew how greatly
i the S. R. appreciates a helping hand,
+ you would not withhold the little It'd
T bit which would help to swell her
I column. Every little tid-bit, you
know. added to every other tid-bit,
makes a column all its own. The S.
R sits al her desk from to IL with
one ear glued to the telephone. a
( pencil in one hand and a typewriter
/ in the other. her mind busy with the
problems of filling all the space so
B generously allowed her by the powers
that be who conduct the policy of the
paper.
You can so easily lend a helping
hand. if YOU will. You may think that
she has a snap. because she has such
! easy hours, but you should remember