The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1910-01-25
Notes and Personals.

The ladies of the Kansas Avenue NJ
E. church will give a Lap Nap and Cap
social at the church tomorrow evening
A good program will be given. No
charges will be made.
A birthday missionary tea will be
given at the home of Mrs. w. NJ. Van
Ness, 1909 Kansas avenue, from to 5
O'Clock tomorrow afternoon. All ladies
who have had birthdays in the months
of October, November or December are
asked to bring the sum representing
their ages, as a missionary offering.
1 Otto Kuehne this morning stated that
he felt confident that the Beavers, of
which he is president, would be willing
to donate the USE of their rooms at
Curtis street and Kansas avenue for
the use of the Civic club, providing any
night in the week except Friday, Sat-
| urday and Sunday. The society uses
| the rooms on these evenings. Fred o.
| Morns, president of the Civic club, said
he felt grateful for the offer and would
talk to Mr. Kuehne about the PROPOSE
| ton.
W. G. Salyers of Ell Reno. Okla, re-
| turned home yesterday after a visit
with his parents Mr.. and Mrs. ]. c.
| Salyers:- of the Holman addition.
Roy Booth of 1918 Polk street was
pleasantly surprised at his home last
night by a number of friends in honor
of his eighteenth birthday. An oyster
| supper was served A feature of the
evening was a cake with IS candles.
| Mr.. Booth was presented with silk
| umbrella. Those present were Mr..
and Mrs. John Booth Mr. and Mrs. H.
Williams, Mrs. Edna Mohler and
daughter Doris, Miss Nellie Williams,
Miss Myrtle Williams, Miss Lola Will
! liams. Miss Mana Cowan, Miss Hazel
| Cowan, Miss Edith Williams, Mr.. Roy
Booth and Mr. Clarence Williams.
| A pleasant surprise was given
at the home of Mr.. Merle Segar,
1853 Harrison street last night. The
evening was spent in games and other
amusements. Refreshments were
served. Those present were: Miss
Lucille Lucans, Miss Marguerite Stur-
gis, Miss Pearl Head. Miss Helen Wei
man, Miss Helen Stevick, Miss Leila
Todd, Miss Marie Morrow, Miss Hazel
Boast, Miss Marjorie Cole, Miss Mollie
Sipes, Mr.. Ralph Lyons, Mr.. Clifford
Duane Elmore, Mr.. Paul Van Ness,
Mr.. Ralph zarker, Mr.. Chester
Thomas, Mr.. William Colvin and Mr..
Allen Peterson.
Bijou tonight: Great Biograph fea-
ture. This picture is being used by
of an act.
| VIII Anderson of S3s North Kansas
| avenue won first prize for being the
best dressed gentleman at the mask
ball given recently by the Court OF
/ Honor. He represented a Chinamar
of Chinatown, and his costume was
certainly elegant and he did his part
/ Just fine. He used the Chinese Ian
guage. Mr.. Anderson can win prize
! wherever he goes.
| The remains of Bette Bonner, aget
So, a member of the Holy Rollers,
who died at her home, 415 Park street
from complications Saturday, wer'
buried in the Rochester cemetery Sun
day afternoon. This was preceded b.
services lasting an hour and half
the tabernacle, at Kistler street ant
Kansas avenue. In accordance will
the belief of this sect no flowers wer
, placed on the coffin.
Peter Rich has returned from a visi
in Albuquerque, N. M.
John Evans OF. Emporia, who ha
been visiting Mrs. D. T. Gabriel o
| Kansas avenue and Fairchild street
|. left yesterday for visit in Chicago.
II William Ellis of 416 Paramore stree
and family left yesterday for Houston
Tex, where they will make their futur
| home. Bert Ellis who is employed il
local drug store, will remain here.
J. T. Travis has returned from a bust
ness trip in southern Texas.
Mrs. A. D. Hunter of Onaga is visit
ing at the home of Mrs. D. T.. Gabriel
Born, to Mr.. and Mrs Chas. B. Aver
of 1874 Kansas avenue, January %,
nine pound girl.
w Hardick has sold his place mort
of Topeka to J. V. Rowle of 1858 Sout
Harrison street.
III Community Comment.
A Topeka woman who has recent
= returned from Boston says there tn
: men are SO scarce that the best of VIC
: men will go with Chinese student.
I Dor 7<a1r fealy SOff