The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1921-05-25
Press Club Will Entertain X. U.
Journalism Students.
Man Only Affair Planned at
C. of C. Tonight.

Rah rah chaps from theZstate uni
versity school of journalism-forty of
them-are coming to Topeka tonight
to square accounts with Topeka Press
club They will be REINFORCED by
twenty student reporters from Wash
burn college and the editorial golf
tournament members who are able to
recuperate for the evenings festivi-
ties. 1t is a man only affair-as pro-
vided and stipulated in a constitu-
tional provision of the club.
State university students include
members of the Sigma Delta chi
national Journalistic fraternity-who
are coming to Topeka as guests OF tne
Press club which was entertained oy
the university news men several
weeks ago. They are coming loaded
with their own skit and panning out
fit and will explode their own ideas
of the vain and frivolous ways OF
Topeka news writer's. Anything Whlch
taken care of by the Washburn col
lege tboys-girls being barred under
the constitution. The Washburn chaps
have prepared their own show and
tonight the Press club members Will
.. be the victims of their own follies and
will be roasted and toasted on tnelr
own gridiron.
The university journalists are COM
ing to Topeka in a semi-serious frame
of mind, They will play and pan
their hosts tonight, but Thursday they
will get down to the earnest, solemn
and serious side of the newspaper
game They will cover the runs ana
assignments of the city with the stair
renorters. news service men and cor
respondents. Then they may supple
mnt their efforts in the news chase
with a round of golf
The dinner st the Press CLUB roomE
in the Chamber of Commerce bmldlne
starts at Z o'clock The state univer-
Santa Fe plug and will be met by q
delegation from the Press club. Cap
| tain MacLean will send his vaudeville
organizations from the 1ndustrla
school and the youngsters will furnish
several acts for the editor-reporter-
student party. Then comes tne stu.
| dent shows. Later in the evening OF
at least simetime before morning II
may be necessary for the Press cluf
to arise in its own defense
| Sleeping Quarters Provided.
| Such sleeping as the visiting student
reporters desire, may be gathered II
the Press club quarters if the party
really adjourns in time. The Topeka
Tent & Awning Co. today provided
cots ana the dQJuIdAL SeASIdl oAAAS'
loaned blankets for accommodation o.
1.-THE visitors.
| Press club members were urged By
President FARRELL today to provide theil
own Identification and wear clul
badges for the party. Club member
also were asked to bear in mind thu
detail of buying a ticket from Secre
tary Tabor before an advance is mad
lon the dining room.
Visitors From TaUranCe
The visitors from Lawrence tonigh
will be: Prof. L. NJ. Flint, Dean Ma
iIott, Herbert Little, Ray Runnion
Merton Akers, Paul Flagg. Lloyt
IRuppenthal, Henry McCurdy, Georg'
Gage, Camille Mohe, Walter Heren
Ben Hibbs, Bert Cochran. Earl John
son, Arthur Garvin, Hobart Curl, LIE
Roy Hughes, Joe Turner, Cromwell
lCarlson, James Austin, Ted Hudson
and Joe Boyle.
The students will present a two-ac
skit entitled Riding the Underwood
Into Office" It was written by Mer
ton Akers. Herbert Little and Waite
Heren three members of the cast