The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1920-06-26

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The Sunday school of the Lowman
Memorial church will picnic July 5
at Gage park. The members and their
in the evening for a picnic supper,
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The Business and Professional Wo-
mems club will meet Monday evening
at the Y. W. C. A. at 1890 At this
time delayed business will be consid-
cred. and at Sis Mrs. W. A
McCarter will address the meeting
All women who are interested in the
club are invited to hear Mrs. McCarter.
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The following young people en-
joyed a wienie roast at the home of
at "Sommerheim FARM" Miss Ruth
Murphy, Miss Marjorie Mohler, Miss
Audrey Haney. Miss Margaret Crews,
Miss Anna Summers. Mr.. Ralph All
sup, Mr.. Harry Pollom, Mr.. Walter
Scott, Mr.. George Martin, Mr.. Edwin
Mrs. Leslie Brooks. Mrs. Harry Sum-
mers and Mrs. McGraw.
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Miss Ina Stratton and Miss Eula
Cramer entertained with a shower
Friday evening for Miss Flora Shore,
whose marriage to Mr.. Edgar Coon
will take place soon. The guests were:
Miss Shore, Mrs. w. W. Winslow, Mrs.
Nettie Shore, Mrs. c. B. Harris, Mrs.
Jennie Currey Mrs. R. Cramer, Miss
Ada Wilson, Miss Florence Duncan,
Miss Mildred Meyers, Miss Madonna
Horton, Miss Mabel Shore, Miss Grace
Currey, Miss Pearl Edwards and Miss
Ina Harris.
u Mrs. Frank C. Davis entertained at
luncheon Friday noon at her apart
ment, us Kansas avenue. The guests
included Mrs. Irene Mills, Mrs. Mar
garet Buchanan. Mrs. Aleda REDEEM
baugh and Miss Margaret Berry.
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Mr.. Charles F1eischman of Portland,
Ore, who is visiting his sister, Mrs.
Don Mulvane, will be the guest of hon
which Mrs. Mulvane is giving at the
Country club.
Mr.. Fleischman is en- route to his
home in Portland from Pittsburgh,
Pa, where he has been attending the
Life Insurance school at the Carnegie
Institute of Technology. Mr.. Fleisch-
man will be accompanied home by
Mrs. Mulvane and daughters. Rather
inc and Elizabeth, who will spend the
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Miss Clyde Bonebrake, Mr.. Harlow
Hurley and Mr.. Ward Lockwood enter
tanned number of friends at picnic
Thursday evening at Wharton's grove.
There were about thirty in attendance.
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Mrs Arthur SDringer has returned
from visit of several weeks in Read
ing, Pa, and other western points.
Mrs. Springer went east to attend
the American Peony show, held at
Reading, and to visit some of the ia
nous gardens of the country. At the
American show held at Reading the
horticultural department of Cornell
university exhibited new tree peonies
many of which are not yet named.
Mrs. Springer visited the United States
Botanic garden in Washington, D. c.,
the Centennial gardens in Philadel-
phia. Fairs nursery at Reading
Greer's nursery in New Jersey and the
wonderful Shaw gardens in st. Louis.
Mrs. Springer is president of the To-
( peka Flower Show association and
chairman of the department of for
estry of the Woman's club.
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Topeka, Kan. June 26, 1920.
| Dear Elizabeth: The other day just
after I had mailed that letter to you,
a man came tearing in the office and
| he was so excited he couldn't get his
breath. I offered him the only rocker
to the suite in my room and waited
| for him to calm himself He was GER
| tainly frustrated. Some woman had