The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1906-08-25

We frame pictures. Don't forget
that at BARS book store.
Miss Mort Schnatterly who is en- route
to her home in Kinsley, Kansas. from
Chicago. stopped of for a short visit to
Mr. and Mrs. W z. Section OF 1LzS y an
Buren, street.
Miss Mabel Fink left Thursday for
short visit to relatives in Atchison-
Miss leila Lukens who has been
spending two weeks here visiting heL
parents, Mr.. and Mrs John Lukens' Oh
1908 Central avenue. viii return TO Kan
sas City this evening TO resume her
musical studies.
DR.. Sarah Elizabeth Harvey Of Topeka
and Mr. T. H Todd, formerly OF North
Topeka. were married Sunday August
10 at the home of Mr.. Todd's parents al
Battle Ground, Ind. Mrs. Harvey has
lived in Topeka for the past three years
and previous to her marriage was visit
ing relatives in Missouri. Mr.. Todd IS
state agent of the Penn Mutual Life In
surance company. They will go TO
housekeeping in the Todd property, 1912
jackson street, where they viii be az
home after October 10.
Miss leila LEkens was the guest Of
honor at d picnic given last evening al
Vinewood. The others present were
Miss Eleanor Lukens, Miss Mabel Skin
ner, Miss Permelia Curtis. Miss Nellie
DOiman Miss Helen Haynes, Miss Hazel
Haynes Messrs. Bob Thomas, Gay
Miller, Don jameson, Homer Haynes,
Glen Bryan, Ed James and Galilard
Miller.
The vst of Mss leila Lukens to her
parents has been the occasion Of numeT-
Nous little affairs in her honor which her
young friends have given. The last one
will be the dinner this evening at the
Haynes home, 81 Harrison street, with
Miss Helen Haynes and Miss Hazel
Haynes as hostesses. The guests viii
he he n rf-1- nd rrfV ia ia
laid for Miss celia Lukens, Miss Eleanor
Lukens, Miss Permelia Curtis, Miss
Nellie Dolman. Miss LOlah McAfee and
Miss Mabel Skinner.
The old stone sidewalk in front of the
Bauer property at 927 Kansas avenue
which has long been one of the worst
sidewalks in North Topeka and dis
grace to the avenue was torn up yester-
day by ne city force and will be re-
placed with a brick walk.
The services tomorrow at the Congre-
gatiOnal church viii be Sunday school
at 10 o'clock. Preaching at II a. m. and
p. m. In the morning Rev. Mr.. Ing
ham will occupy the pulpit and in the
evening Rev. John Tracy, pastor of the
Presbyterian church at Shelbyville. ILL.,
will preach At this service there will
be special song service. The Railroad
y NJ. c. A. quartette win be present
and sing and there will also be other
musical talent
Mrs. Crouch and daughter Addie Of
Hutchinson, Kansas, are the guests af
Mrs. CrOuch's sister, Mrs. F. H. Bent
ley
Second Presbyterian church, corner Of
jackson and Gordon streets, J. S. Glen
denning. pastor, Sunday school at $3.50
a. m Preaching at IL a. m. Subject,
THE Crucial Test" Christian Endeavor
at GAS p. IN.
The regular morning and evening
preaching services will be held at the
Christian church tomorrow. Prof. y
j. RidenOur viii be present at the even
ing service and sing THE Ninety and
Nine" Illustrating it with nine stereop-
ticon views.
Mr. and Mrs. c. c. Berry of 1911 Jack
son street are the parents Of a son, born
Friday.
Rev. Herbert Cross, pastor of the ST.
yer Lake Baptist church. will occuDv
the pulpit Of the North Topeka Baptist
church tomorrow morning. There will
be no evening service. Rev. J. NJ. White
head will fill the pulpit at the Silver
Lake church.
Mrs. Colfax saunderson and little
daughter, Lucille are the guests of Mrs.
Saunderson's sister, Mrs. G. B. Camp,
of 1014 Van Buren, street.
Miss Grace BrownneI Of Kansas
City and Miss May Fletcher of OF
tawa are the guests of Miss Ruth
Woodford of 1921 Central avenue
Miss Woodford entertained a few of
the neighborhood young people last
evening in their honor.
A. W. Lacey returned yesterday
from trip to Colorado.
Mr. and Mrs NJ. S. Webb and
daughter and Mr.. and Mrs. Hartsuck
of Creston, Ia. are the guests of F P
Gilmore and family of Potwin and W.
NJ. Van Ness and family of 1903 Kan
sas avenue.
viii Pitcher OF the Pleasant Hil'
neighborhoOd Will leave the first of
the week for Quincy, Ill, where no
will enter a business college.
Mr.. L. lott has gone to Wabaunsee
county to visit relatives and friends
Z. Kempton was in town today
from Granville.
Arthur See went to Atchison 10 .join
Hrs. See and little daughter. Ruth.
who have been there visiting since
Thursday. They will return tomor-
row evening.
Miss Gertie Painter of Atchison is
the guest of Mrs F b Simms
Charles Lukens and son Roy. went
to TT. Riley today to see the army
mareuvers-
P. L. Holcomb of Elmont was a
North side visitor today
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Davies and
family viii move Monday from 920
Monroe street to their new home Mt
as Buchanan street which they have
lately purchased.
The members of the Church Of the
Good Shepherd are planning to heat
their church with gas this winter ana
to meet the expense have been giving
a series Of socia1s through the sum
mer. The social last evening. at the
home of Mrs. Fred Doane. lila
Quincy street. was under the auspices
OF the Daughters OF the King. Ice
cream, watermelon and punch we're
served. The watermelon booth was in
charge Of Miss Elizabeth Harries
while Miss Mary Belle Doane presid-
ed at the punch bowl on the porch A
short program was given during the
evening, consisting of songs by Miss
Ella Alien. piano solo BY Miss Edith
Gabriel and two Rotations by Miss
Hermione Story