The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1906-10-03

hrs. Fred Ehrhart Of 1929 Topeka
svenue has gone to Valley Falls for a
short visit to her sister, Mrs. F. e. Har-
wood.
Mr.. and Mrs. l. B. Green and son
Frank of Madrid, Iowa, are the guests
Of Mr.. Green's brother, Herbert Green,
and wife of S21 Harrison street.
The VT. * club held the first
meeting for the club year yesterday
afternoon at the home of the presi-
dent Mrs. NJ. NJ. Hale, 513 Fillmore
street south. The next meeting will
be at the country home OF Miss Kate
Campdoras of Rochester If the weather
liz pleasant. otherwise the club viii be
entertained by Mrs J. A. Campbell,
SIS Lincoln street south.
John Sheetz went to HoltOn today
with other members of Marshall's band
to play at the races Wednesday and
thursday.
"A meeting was held last evening al
the Second. Presbyterian church to
organize a new movement Bible class.
The preliminary work was done at this
meeting and the organization VIII be
completed at another meeting to be
held shortly. Mr.. VIII Van Orsdol,
who has been superintendent Of the
Presbyterian Sunday school but who
has moved to Oakland has resigned
this position. and Mr.. Case has been
elected in his place.
Mrs. shafer, who kept house at the
Thomas Page place. 1927 Monroe
street, during their absence in Scot
land. has now rented rooms at 413
Park street where she will be at home
this winter.
Miss Annie Myers of 1905 Western
avenue has gone to Meriden to visit her
sister Mrs. Wallace Taggart.
w. NJ Cline went to Kansas City
Yesterday afternoon for the Priests Of
Pallas parade
Miss Mamie Jenkins of 1921 Quincy
street is spending the week in Arkan-
sss City the guest OF friends
Richard Wright of Granville was a
North side visitor today.
Alpha Robinson, superintendent of
Station "a accompanied Mrs. Robin
son and children to Carbondale today
where they Will be the guests for a
few days Of Mr.. Robinson's brother-in-
law and sister, Rev. and Mrs. Clyde
Hale.
Harry Mckinley and A. G. Green
we're. in Kansas City last evening for
the Priests OF Pallas parade
The meeting of the Merry Martens
has been POSTPONED from October 4 to
october II at which time it viii be
held at the home OF the president, Mrs.
". l. Hofer, 317 Winfield street, Oak
land.
Last evening the Free For Ais en-
loved q straw ride to West Sixth
street and the neighboring vicinity.
The one qualification necessary to Join
th1s club is to be able to tOot horn
and there was not one in the crowd
last evening who was not past mas
ter at this art In the course of the
evening a call was made upon Mr..
and Mrs Wm. WhitloW OF 1913 west
sixth street whose marriage was sol
emnized yesterday morning. All join
ed Ia wishing the newly welded pair
a long and happy life and the rare
treat which the visitors received as a
compliment of this early call was
heartily enjoyed. The crowd were
then driven to the home OF Miss Ma
bel Fink where refreshments were
served. Those present we're Mr.. and
Mrs. Ernest Priddy. Misses Mabel
Fink, Eleanor Caldwell. Helen
haynes. Eva Blossom, Iona Buchan-
an, Jetta Paramore- Edna Kincaid.
kate Hall, Edith Gabriel, Minna Me-
call, May McNoun, Messrs. Howard
Green, Harold Forbes, Abe joseph.
Fri Boyce, Fred Joseph and Boyce
Forbes. The ehaperons were Mr.. G.
c.. Nicholson and Mr.. and Mrs. Rob
srt Rigdon.
The Daughters OF the King of the
Church of the Good Shepherd gave a
reception last evening at the home Of
bfr- and Mrs. James Anderson. 110I
Madison street. in honor of the new
4gchdeacen. the very Rev J. T. H
bAeds. his cousin, Mrs. FritzEeraI5
aaa his daughter, Miss Lille Leeds