The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1922-05-25

Weather permitting. the May Festival of
Quincy school will be held Friday afternoon
at o'clock at the school grounds. If the
entertainment promises to be unusually
pretty and besides various drills and
dances, chorus songs and pantomime. May
Queen with crown bearer, train bearers and
beauty and grace usual at these functions.
Audrey Dent Of the Eighth grade, has
been chosen Queen. Crown bearers are Aline
Davis and Naomi Retter; train bearers are
Paul Robinson and Billy Heber; attendants,
Frances Haffinger, Mildred Furgason, Leta
Allen. Eula Thomas, Gladys Thomas, Olive
Phillips and Edith Smith. The Spirit of
Spring will be represented by little Mar
The program will beaas follows:
Grand professional march-entire school.
Music by first grade band
Drill, Uncle Sam and Red. White and
Song, "The Merry Month of May''-first
to fifth grades.
Parasol drill by fifth to sixth grade girls
Indian club drill by fifth and sixth grade
Song. MAY Time"-sixth to tenth
Growing of May Queen.
Song by glee club girls.
Winding of May pole-seventh grade
Dances Of the nations-eighth grade girls.
Basketball rally-seventh and eight grade
Pyramid building-ninth grade boys.
'sBirdcraft and Woodcraft," lecture for
mature minds. will be given this evening at
the Kansas Avenue Methodist church at s
O'Clock by Charles Bowman Hutchins, the
California bird artist. naturalist and singer
of bird songs Mr.. Hutchins has been lee
turing in Topeka for the past week to
peka's only chance to hear him in North
Topeka, His talk this evening will not be
of special interest to children but will be
fully appreciated by grown persons How,
ever, children accompanied by adults viii
be welcome No admission iS9 VIII 1a, be ask NE
Hutehins made a talk to the children at
Grant and Quincy schools this morning.
Dave Wallace. principal of Lyman school,
will be director of Quincy Fairgrounds
again this year. Assistants will be Miss
Viola Van Nice and Miss Vivian Horse
field. The Fairgrounds will open the after
noon of June 10 andsFF CLOSE August ~.
p until s in the afternoon. and on Saturday
from to II and from ? 70 O'Clock All
to - and from > TO s O'Clock. It IS
planned this year to give every boy or
girl who wishes, an opportunity to learn
The class Initiation which was to have
been held at the hall of victor Council, No.
4, S. B. A.. by the degree team and staff
of Columbia council, No.Se, has been post
ppned from Thursday evening, May % TO
Number &c. Degree of Honor. will hold
an apron and overall dance Saturday eve
ming Mt the hall, for members and invited
guests. 81
Owing to the bad weather the annual
picnic Of the Past Matrons and Past Pa:
have been held today at the home of Mrs.
W 5. Robinson, Route 6, has been post
poned one week. a
Garwood-Cochran.
Mr.. William T. Cochran, Jr., and Miss
Esther Marie Garwood of Route 8, were
married Wednesday afternoon at ? sc
O'Clock at the Methodist parsonage. $40
, Park street, the Rev. r. r. Gordon, pastor
Cochran will make their home for the
and Mrs. W. T. Cochran, 324 West Gordon
Notes and Personals.
Mrs. George Skinner entertained the FL
delis club Tuesday afternoon at her home
Mr.. and Mrs. Roy Boast will entertain at
Jackson street, for Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur
Miller. who leave soon to make their home
Mrs. Joe Rohwitz has been taken to her
home, $40 Holman street. from a'local hos
pital where she underwent an operation for
one hundred and twenty five dinners
were served Wednesday at the Community
house by the ladies of the Second Presby-
terrain church.
Miss Alice and Miss Nell Skinner of
Shorey, have returned from visit to their
sister, Mrs E. f. Olinger, of Oklahoma
City They We're accompanied home by
their niece, Katherine olinger, who WIZ
H skinner of Shorey, for some weeks.
Miss Gladys Reed and Miss Myrtle Foltz
were honor guests Tuesday evening at d
supper given by the Epworth League Of the
Kansas Avenue Methodist church. The oc-
casion was in the nature of a farewell, as
Miss Reed, who taught at East Indianola
the past year, left for her home in Gar
den City, Wednesday, and Miss Foltz viii
be away several months this summer at
tending the teachers institute at Emporia.
The program at the North Topeka Bap-
list Shurch at 80 o'clock tonight by the
pupils of Mrs. Goldie Mccoy. for the bene-
fit of the church fund. includes readings
Williams and Miss Ruth Palmer; a one
act play, The Old Ladies' Petition" in
which are the Misses leila Winner, Lois
Hitler, Dorothy Wagner and Mildred Sha-
fer. and q one-act play, THE Servant Prob
lem in which are the Misses Lois Zim-
norman. Lois Taylor and Roy Taylor.
Fred Buechner of Buechner Brothers, is
confined to his home in Central avenue by
sickness.
Mrs Lester Hutton gave miscellaneous
shower Thursday evening at her home IN
North Polk street, in honor of her sister,
Miss Hazel Hutton, whose. marriage TO
Ralph QUAINT takes place early in June.
Vera Morns, Miss Anna johnson, Miss
Edna Farmer, Miss Catherine Ginter, Miss
Vera Pollom, Miss Alkaline Hutton. Mrs.
w f. Farmer. Mrs. Geo Riner. Mrs. s.
Woolford. Mrs Agnes Owens. Mrs. Horace
kistler, Mrs F. N. Lynn. Mrs. Arthur
Hutton Mrs Ross Hutton Mrs NJ Cham
wiler. Mrs. Clarence Kistler. Mrs. Charles
QUAINT, Mrs Geo. Howard. Mrs Ed King
ton, Mrs Ebert Fletcher. Mrs. Geo. Hut
ton, Mrs. Lester Hutton
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sas avenue.-Adv.