The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1921-05-30
S9eER
BY FRANCES JONES


fined to picnics, and picnic lsarties
composed in some instances of TWO or
three couples and in others of a party
OF five or six cars who have motored
out of town to some country spot or
camp and are spending the holiday.
Camp Daylesford, the popular place
this summer, the ever popular Lake
View, Maple Hill, Gage park and
various other parks and shady picnic
spots are among the places chosen for
good times.
Among a party motoring to Maple
Hill today for a picnic were: Mr.. and
Mrs Herbert, Guild Mr.. and Mrs.
Clarence Jordan, Miss Hollie Hebert
of New Orleans, La. Miss Mildred
Fuller, Miss Marjora Blank, Miss
Marian Moore. Miss Baby Gault, Miss
Georgia Neese, Mr.. W. L. Higgins, Jr.,
Mr.. Henry Anton, Mr.. Jack Merriam.
Mr.. Armin Weiskirch. Mr.. Robert
Lester and Mr.. Simpson Yeomans,
! both Of Kansas City, Mo.
Another group who drove out to
Camp Daylesford included: Mr.. and
Mrs. Robert Pierce, Mr.. and Mrs. w.
D. Updegraff, Mr.. and Mrs. James
Hayes, Mr.. and Mrs. Will ]. Miller,
DR.. and Mrs. Milton Miller, Mr.. and
Mrs. Ralph O'Neil, Mr.. and Mrs. DON
aid Pierce, Miss Grace koontz. Mrs.
Frank Burroy. Miss Margaret Kontz,
Mr.. Richard Hall and Mr.. Hugh Nc
Farland.
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Following the concert Saturday eve
ing given by the Girls and the Mems
Glee clubs at the auditorium, Prof
clubs, gave them a surprise party on
the platform in appreciation OF the
good work done by both teams. Ice
cream and cake, the two indispensa-
bles at party were served to the
members.
Professor Dean was assisted by Mrs.
Dean. Mrs. L. B. Meyers, Mrs c. B.
Van Horn, Mrs. J. r. Griest, Mrs. L.
II. Greenwood and Miss Euphemia
Page.
The pennant which was awarded
the Boys club was designed and made
by Mrs. ]. d. Freeman. 1t was a
lovely affair about ten feet in length
and three in width, the background of
blue with the letters "Washburn'' on
it in white.
Fishing, boating, swimming, pic
nicking and various other amusements
were INDUCED in Sunday by groups of
Topekans who spent the day at Camp
Daylesford, and in some instances the
week end. Dr. and Mrs H. L. Clark,
Mr.. and Mrs. Maurice Schlegel were
among those having cabins for the
week end. Mrs. Clark and Mrs.
Schlegel were attired in regular camp
ing style wearing nifty" khaki camp
| ing outfits.
Among persons out for the day
were: Mr.. and Mrs. John Frost,
+, Mr.. and Mrs. Russell Frost, Mr.. and
Mrs Dwight Ream. Mr.. and Mrs. Tom
Frost, Miss Grace Frost, Mr.. and Mrs
| Arch Mckeever, Mr.. and Mrs. Richard
| Hayden, Mr.. and Mrs. Jack Campbell,
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Griggs, Mr. and
Mrs. Jim Brier. Mr.. and Mrs. Forrest
| Rice. Miss Esther Sullivan and Mr.. Ed
kellam, DIR. and Mrs. c. S. Wolfe.
| Doctor Wolfe was one of the lucky
fishermen, catching good sized bass,
and was offered tons of advice by all
those who could crowd around and
watch him pull in the fish.
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Mrs. Allen Lauck will be hostess on
Tuesday afternoon to La Douzaine
Bridge club. ~ -- 49,
! DR.. and Mrs. C. B. Van Horn are
entertaining guests at a house party
over the holiday for their son, Mr.
| Duane Van Horn, who is home from
Chicago for a month.
Those in the party include Miss
Marian McCollum of Chicago, Miss
Pattie Miller of Springfield, Mo-. Miss
Frances Eaton of Wichita. Mr.. Larry
Oles of independence, Kan, and Mr.
Gus Schanze of Leavenworth.
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| Announcement is made of the mar
| rage OI MISS OlaQyS N1erS ana MIR
Eugene F. Durkee, which took place
| Sunday afternoon at o'clock at the
| home of the brides sister. Mrs. Thorn
as Cox, 328 Fillmore street. The serv-
ice was read by the Rev. r. A. Schel
of the First Christian church.
| Mr.. and Mrs. DUrkee are now In
| White City, and will go on to Mime
sofa and South Dakota on their wed
ding trip. On their return June 81
| they will be at home at 1928 Fillmore
street for a time.
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| A program will be given at the Low
man Hill school Thursday evening al
| o'clock in memory of Miss Lola Ora
ham, former principal of the school
| and whose death occurred last sum.
mer.
A short program of music and talk,
| will be given.
Announcement has been made o.
the marriage of Miss Nellie Catha
rine Rogan, daughter of Mr.. and Mrs
C. c. Rogan, and Mr.. William Georgt
Read, which took place Saturda,
Kulp, with DIR. Kulp reading the mar
riage service.
The bride, who is a former Wash
burn student, has been in Washing
ton, D. c., in the employ of the gov
eminent. Mr. Read is with the Kan
sas public utilities commission. Mr.
and Mrs. Read will make their hom
here.
The annual gathering of the wo
men who attended Washburn college il
the eighties and nineties was held Fri
day afternoon at the home of Mrs r
G. Merrick, 1901 Harrison street
Those present from out of town in
cluded: Mrs. T. T. Taylor of Lewis
ton, Mont; Mrs. J. NJ Parker of Kan
sas City, Mo; Mrs. H. Reding an
Mrs. Lillian Baldwin Pierce of Law
renee: Mrs. Clara Crumb Dodd, Den
yer, Colo, and Mrs. Henry Buell. Q
Long Beach, Cal. Mrs. P Wome
and Mrs. Mary Reding Schnacke an
son of Dayton, Ohio. were guests a
the meeting.
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HI The summer dances which wer
held all during the hot months las
season at Garfield park will be cor
A I'D l. T.