The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1910-06-23
NORTH SIDE NEWS.
Organize Auxiliary Of Woman's
Board of Nj ssions.
Church of Good Shepherd Makes
Other Progress.
FOR THE CIVIC CLUB.
To Look After Lighting Garfield
Park.
Also Street Railway Service Dur
ing Chautauqua.

A woman's auxiliary of the board of
missions was organized in the parish
of the Church of the Good Shepherd
at meeting at the parish house. 21O
East Laurent street, Wednesday after
noon. The following officers were APP
pointed: President, Miss Juliet E.
smith; vice president, Mrs o. F.
whitney; secretary, Mrs. Joseph
WAYNE; treasurer Miss Grace Emily
Grove.
The object of the organization will
be to further the cause of missions.
Each member will contribute Tor the
purpose as much as she feels inclined.
The society will not meet this summer,
but beginning in the fall 1t Will holo /
monthly business meetings, with an
occasional social meeting
Mrs. +. r. Millspaugh, president OF
the Topeka diocesan branch, was pres
ent to help organize the society. the
auxiliary extends throughout tne
United States. In nearly every parish
of the Episcopal church a oranch Has
been organized.
Until lately the Church of the Good
Shepherd has been handicapped IN
various ways, but at present the WORK
Of the church is making much prog
ress The people of this parish are
noted for their good fellowship, as well
as their industry in church work. AT
the socials which are held in the par
ish from time to time and in the
church as a congregation. there is an
air of cordially and welcome Whlch
appeals to a person who happens 10 DC
in the society of these folk.
Perhaps this is one of the reasons
why so much interest is being taken
in the church by outsiders, as wen DIS
members of the parish
The members of the auxiliary foi-
low. Mrs. A. E. Anderson. Mrs. Sarah
Todd, Mrs. Frank Axtell Mrs. r. Col
win, Mrs. Ferguson, Miss Kate King
the Misses Holmes, Miss Gertrude Al.
well, Miss Edna Atwell. Miss Caroline
Hannurn, Miss Dorothy walker ana
Miss Martha Kimban.
Work has begun on the house when
will be occupied by Miss Jullet 4.
Smith lust north of the church. II
will probably be ready for occupancy
this fall Miss Smith recently bought
the three lots on which the dWellne
will be located from DR.. Plummer Inc
house will be a tWo-story frame 25x3O.
A seven foot yeranda will face the
street. 1t will be one of the I'M
provements among many others Wh1cn
are being made on the North SIDE.
street ear service and extra lighting
for the Garfield park pavilion where
the Chautauqua will be held July ~
20 is to be looked after by the Civic
club This is according to Prof. u: d:
Blair. local agent tor + W. dol IVA "a
the Chautauqua association:
Professor Blair addressed the ciup
at it's special meeting at fire station
No. 1 last night. The following COM
n,fttee was appointed to look after the
matter: w. NJ. G. Lane, F. b. Slmrns'
r R .Baer, and J. B. Belts.
The lawn of the f. R. Conwen home
at 1929 Quincy street, presented q pref.
ty sight last night when the LADIES OF
,y,4A Of
held a street fair thereon. Booths. TOR
tune tellers and all that goes with a
sure inough'' street fair were on hand.
A large crowd was present. Inc 10i-
lowing had charge of the booths: Hak-
ing poWder booth, Miss Kate Beuchner
and Mrs. l. j. ketchum; punch pooth'
Mrs q. M. Morrow and Mrs. John Shlr-
lev; pickle booth, Miss Bess Sheetz;
pooth. Miss Rhea; pancake flour, Mrs
Claude Sherburn. The fortuneteller
was Mrs. w. M. G. Lane. The men
agerie and art gallery was IN charge
of Mrs. w. S. Hayslip. The others VINO
assisted in the fair were, Mrs. F. X.
ConweIi. Mrs. M. 1. Sherourn, Mrs.
Charles Suit, Mrs. Hanlon. Miss Lola
Law. Mrs. G. C. Berry and MRS. Rome
Colvin. The ladies were raising money
to furnish the new Masonic hail IN the
tpir5 story of the Firth & Short gar
age building.
Judge A. w. Dana and R. F. Hay
den will be the speakers at the Silver
lie Julv Fourth celebration which
will be held at the Silver Lake park
under the auspices of the Pheasant
Ridge Grange. The program also IN
cludes music by the hossVllle anu 9ll-
Yer lake M. w A. bands, besides races
bau games and other amusements.s
Among the number of picnic parties
held at Garfield park Wednesday AFTER
hxy
c1nh and Bridgeford- Cone club. The first
organization is composed OF ex-Ohloans
ana fine other by the descendants of the
bridge and Cone families The last
named club originated IN lnolaha'
Community Comment.
It's nice to be friends with promi-
pent people, but the reflected glory is
sometimes dazzling.
Considering the price of the trip 1
will not at present engage passage in
the Zeppelin airship.-Bill Black.
Rv the way, how were the passengers
nreyented from dropping fruit Feelings
from the Zeppelin: airship upon the heads
of the unfortunate earth-people?
If stubbs is warming up as the cam
naiRn progresses" 1t is only natural
mat he will deliver number Of hot
speeches.
"somehow or other, I can not be-
come Fascinated by the picture puzzles
given away with every glass OF new
coda fountain drink. Josie Jones.
The nresent warm weather is devel-
t,ping the usual number of interesting
Short sleeves and enhancing quantity
Of low necks.
The actress who plays the English
fservant part at the Grand this week is
Inherent from most who attempt the
same kind of character. She hits off
I a foir1.r rrnod Conknev dialect but most