The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1921-06-18

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have a talk on old fashioned gardens.
Mr.. r. L. Stevenson will sing I'm an
Old Fashioned Garden" and Mrs.
Theodore Saxon will give a talk on
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The members of the Lincoln Sew
ing society will have a picnic and bas-
ket lunch Thursday at the home of
Mrs. George w. F. Travis, 1885 Park
avenue.
The Day Nursery club will give their
annual picnic for the children in the
day nursery at the Providence ASSOC
citation on Wednesday noon at Ches-
ney park. The children viii be taken.
to the park in cars and returned to
the nursery in time for their afternoon
nap. Mrs. f. L. Benjamin is chairman
of the co1Inmittse IN charge.
The Political Science club will hold
the last meeting of the year next Fri
day morning at $3.50 o'clock at the Y.
w. c. A. The election of officers will
take place at this time:
Mrs George Wood. Mrs NJ. E.
Fouch, and Mrs. H. G. Price enter
tanned a group of friends Friday aft
| ernoon"a at sewing party at the home
of Mrs. Price. 800 Broadmoor avenue.
Mrs Ralph Graham Phillips of Chi,
cago, who will be remembered here
as Miss Jessie Jones and who IS now
in the movies in Chicago, has been
made Princess Red Eagle in the
Blackfeet tribe of Indians, in recogni-
ton of her beautiful portrayal of In
dian characters in pictures.
Chief White Calf performed the
ceremony, giving as his reason for so
naming Mrs. Phillips her likeness to
the beautiful Red Eagle lake in Ma
: tional Glacier park, when the sunset
I was red upon it. Clara -Kimball
Young and Marshal Neilan were also
made members of the tribe at the
same time.
The Kansas Women Lawyers as
ISOLATION will entertain the seven wo-
men from over the state who are APP
plicants for admission, to the bar, with
a o'clock dinner at the Elks' club,
Wednesday evening, June %. The
dinner will be followed by an auto
ride over the city.
The guests of honor will include:
Miss Ruth Miller Raster of Topeka,
Miss Carol NJ. Casner of Lawrence,
Miss Nellie May Swaney of Galena,
Grace Adams Miles of Independence,
Miss Ruth May Adair Of Lawrence,
and Miss Laura Rohrer of Junction
City.
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The members of the Merry Matrons'
club will entertain their families with
Ia picnic, Monday evening at Gage
park.
An interesting bit of news has been
received here in letter from Wash
ington, D. c., stating that, "Inforrna-
ton has been received by the Women's
Bar association of the District of Co.
lumbia that it Us the policy of the
attorney general of the United States
to appoint one woman in every district
attorneys office and in like offices
where possible to do so. 1t is also.
understood that men have been ap<
pointed to some of these offices and
their appointments have been made
because women have not made appn.
cation therefor"
The Kansas women LAWYERS will
maze the Kansas office headquarters
for girls over the state who desire in
formation IN regard to these positions.
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special music at the Unitarian
irch for the eleven o'clock service
-nday morning will include a bari
/ tone solo by Mr., Darwin Bradley, who
VIII sing Mendelssohn's Lord God of
Abraham. Another musical number
of interest will be the trio arrange
ment of Bach-Gounod's Ave Maria"
Tor violin, voice. and piano, which has
been specially requested, and which
VIII pc given by Miss Irma- Doster,
violinist, Mrs. Rose Gilberg-Nutter
contralto soloist, and Mrs. Harry Tas-
ker, pianist.
The members of Mrs. Paul Pink
hams team of the Woman's club have
a method all Of their own of selling
ice cream and cake. They are to give
lawn social this evening at the home
| Of the team captain, 1921 Western
avenue, and will also sell candy on
that occasion. their method being to
sell the candy and then offer ice
cream to the customer to quench his
thirst.
! The Good Government club held
their annual picnic at Gage park Fri
day evening from 4 to s O'clock. Mrs.
| II. W. Bomgardner, the retiring presi-
dent, introduced the new president,
Rev. Clara NJ. Haze1rigg, who an
nounced the committees for the year
mittee, chairman. Mrs. H. W. Bonn
gardner, with Mrs. j. D. Mcfarland,
Mrs. Fred ,Farnsworth, Mrs. John S.
| Dawson. Mrs. Lillian Mitchner, Mrs.
Cyrus Monroe. Mrs. H. w. Foster. and
\ Mrs. C. S. Nisely as members of the
committed Legislative committee, Mrs.
Lila Day Monroe. Mrs. John s. Daw-
son. Mrs. c. I. Martin; program COM
mittee, Mrs. P. ]. Clevenger. Mrs. H.
L. Quail. Mrs. Fred Farnsworth; pub
iicity committee, Mrs. J. D. McFar-
land, Mrs. Emma Sells Marshall, Mrs.
| Lila Day Monroe; social committee,
| Mrs. L. Candy. DR.. Sara Greenfield
Stephenson, Miss Ceora Lanham
membership committee, Mrs H. H.
Hunter, Mrs, Edith Supple, Mrs. II. L.
| Quail.
| The officers of the club are Mrs.
Clara NJ. Hazelrigg. president: Mrs.
| Pearl G. Atchison and Mrs. L. Candy,
vice-presidents; Mrs. H. H. Hunter,
treasurer: Mrs. J. c. Puri, secretary;
Mrs. H. L. Quail, auditor. There will
be no meetings of the club until Sep
TENDER.
I The meetings of the Women's Aux
Hilary of the First Baptist church
have been discontinued during the
summer. The new officers of the
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