The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1920-05-20


Covers were placed for the board of
mana gement, the newly elected Off
GERS, the standing committees. the
chairmen and vice chairmen of the
various departm z Of the club.
The Washburn seniors picnicked
Wednesday evening on the banks of
the Shunganunga near the Romig
farm. The place of the picnic was
kept a secret by the senior boys until
| last evening. The boys of the class
! furnished the lunch, showing the girls
| the mems idea of a picnic lunch which
! included pretzels, Hamburger sand
wiches etc. About fifty seniors were
present.
y y *
THERE'S A MAN IN OUR TOWN
! Who says the women folks in his
family are disturbers of his peace and
| that sometimes even his small daugh-
ter takes all the joy out of life. The
| other evening, he was at peace With
| the world and enjoying himself gem
orally with his pipe and the evening
paper. His 6-year-old daughter re-
| marked to him. Daddy, all you need
is a hair ribbon on your head to
| make you look like the picture we
have of George Washington" And the
next day the man in our town had his
hair cut.
Miss Enid Marie Peck will be heard
| In a diploma recital at the Y. W. c. A
this evening. Miss Peck is the pupil
of Alma Nelson Peck Miss Clara
belle Banta, reader: Mrs. Alma Peck.
soprano; Miss Bertha Mix. contralto;
Mr.. Earl Peck, tenor. and Mr.. Fred
Griffing, bass, will all assist in the
program.
The p. f. o. Sisterhood will have
its last meeting of the season Friday
evening at 1880 o'clock at the home of
Mrs. George Hoyes of S35 Lincoln
street. Mrs. w. r. Smith will assist
Mrs. Hoyes.
Mrs. Frank L. Loveland will read
paper on Mothers of the Bible" and
Mrs. Hugh Fisher and Mrs. H. W.
Wagner will furnish music.
y y *
Armstrong Auxiliary No. 2 of the
Y. W. c. A. Friday afternoon at
o'clock.
Friday night. the last and one of
the largest subscription parties of the
year will be given at Kellam hall. In
addition to the young married set and
the high school crowd. a number of
college people from Lawrence. Man
haitian and Emporia are planning to
attend. special six piece orchestra
has been engaged. Arrangements are
in the hands of Glen Davis and Phil
Fable.
y = y
Mrs. Thomas Creary has invited
guests for luncheon at her home, I'LL
Harrison street, on Friday noon. in
compliment to Mrs. Emma Putnam of
Seattle, Wash, who is her guest.
Mrs. Putnam who is a former To-
peka resident. has made her home in
Seattle during the past ten years. The
guests at the luncheon, which will be
an informal affair, will be members
of the Whist club of which Mrs. Put
nam was formerly a member.
= q. X
The rummage sale which began
Wednesday at All Kansas avenue un-
| der the direction of the women OF
Grace Cathedral Guild will continue
until Saturday noon. Anyone having
articles which they wish to contribute
| may bring or send them to the store
where the sale is being held.
y y =
The students of Miss Annie NJ. P
Bundy will give piano recital Friday
evening in the Y. W. c. A. assembly
hall.
The following students will appear
en- the program: Mrs. Harry Smelser,
Mrs. Frank Penney, Mrs. W. W.
| Rohrer, Miss Nadine Jones, Miss
Mabel Zimmerman, Miss Evelyn
! Gregg, Miss Frances Schneider. Miss
( Louise Hattery, Miss Anna Summers,
Miss Wilma klinge, Miss Marguerite
| Whittelsey, Miss Bonita Biddison, Miss
| Queena Caldwell, Miss Charlotte Con-
well, Miss Julia Vigneron. Miss Susan
| Cooley, Miss Florence Garland, Miss
| Collins, Miss French. Miss Margaret
! Connors, Miss Isabel Sutherin. Mr..
William Seagraves. Mr.. Edward Smith
and Mr.. Stanley Sutherin.
y - &
| The annual spring banquet of the
Jayhawker club was given last night
at the Elks' club. Covers were placed
| for the men of the club and their
wives. The table decorations were
| sweet peas and carnations.
The banquet was followed by pro-
| gram. Mr.. Thomas Amory Lee gave
a talk on France" Mrs. Otis Allen
| gave a short talk and Mrs. W. p. Will
! iams. accompanied by Mrs. W. NJ.
| Mills, sang. Mr.. H. Ward Page was
POSTMASTER. a skit. presidential
| Possibilities and Poker" was given.
with the parts taken as follows: Gov
ernor AIlen-Arthur ]. Carruth. Jr. !;
| Leonard Wood-W. 3. Collinson;
General Woods Aids-Robert Yates;
Alexander Howat-George McDer-
| mott.
| The Social Service club of the First
Presbyterian church will give a free
motion picture Show Saturday evening
at T:45 o'clock at Redden chapel mis-
| sion. They will show Marguerite
Clark pictures.
Notes and Personal Mention.
| Mr.. and Mrs. Roy Bone are spend
| ing a few days at Wichita. Kan.
Mrs. A A. Weiskirch will go TO
Madison, Wis. early next month to at