The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1910-11-01

Miss Edith Holiday entertained the
N. T. R. club at her home, S29 North
Madison street, last evening. Those
present were: Miss Maggie Brayman,
Miss Edith Brayman, Miss Cora Bray
man, Miss Anna Davidson, Miss Elsie
Luke, Miss Mildred Luke, Miss Daisy
Phillips, Miss Bell Maze, Miss Isabelle
Reedy, Miss Edith Holiday and Miss
Louise Holiday; Mr.. Nelson Porter, Mr.
Herald Barngraver, Mr. Jesse David
son, Mr.. Frank Maze, Mr.. Allen Nip
per. Mr.. Row Brayman, Mr.. George
Lux, and Mr.. Robert Holiday An en-
joyable time is reported.
An enjoyable Halloween party was
given at the home of Miss Mona Bigum
at 1888 North Madison street, last eV-
ening. The house was art1st1cally dec
GRATED with autumn leaves, imitation
black cats, and jack o-lanterns. Those
present were: Mr.. and Mrs. c. King,
Miss Nettie Slower. Miss Eula McHen-
ry, Miss Myrtle Bill, Miss Anna An
drews, Miss Anna Gear, Miss Olive
Wise, Miss Bessie Crawford. Miss Mona
Bigum, Mr. Ralph Taylor. Mr.. Roy
Thomas, Mr. Charles McHenry, Mr.. Jay
Ticehurst, Mr.. Jessie Crawford, Mr..
Henry Littlejohn Mr.. John Littlejohn.
A number of North side young peo-
pie spent Sunday at the Glendale farm
at Lecompton. Mrs. Graham of Fair
Kleinfelter home in Shorey &C
companied them as the guest of honor;
Miss Glenn was hostess. A three course
dinner was served and a delightful time
is reported. The young people walked
from the station to the farm and back,
were: Mrs Cap. Austin, Miss Annis
White, Miss Pearl Kleinfelter, Miss
Frances Ward, Miss Ruth Graham,
Miss Verne Hare and Miss Sylvia Spet-
ter.
L. H. Merriche, who has been chem
81 at frp9 ting D3Ot has resign
ed and has gone to Laramie, Wyo., Rob-
ert Shoemaker has taken his place.
J. w. Berry, superintendent of the
tie treating plant. is expected to return
from Laramie, Wyo, where he has
| been on business.
Mr. and Mrs Harry Graft have re-
turned from a short visit in Los An
geles, Cal.
Mr.. and Mrs. Hardicks have raoved
| from 1925 Central avenue to their home
| north of Topeka.
Miss Augusta Hardt gave a Hal
| loween party at her home. 1904 NORTH
Van Buren, street, last night. Those
| present We're: Miss Mabel Suit, Miss
| Louise Suit Miss Omega McAfferty
! Miss Margaret Shearer, Miss Nellie
Lindsay, Miss Marguerite Baker ano
Miss Edith Williams.
| The trustees of the North Side Bap-
| fist church will meet at the church
| Thursday night instead of tonight as
| had been planned.
Mason Chamberlain, of 1927 Nortf
| Monroe street. has returned from visit
with friends in Cameron, Mo.
Mr. and Mrs. G. C. Nicholson, of 81:
| North Van Buren, street, have return
| ed from a visit with relatives in Ohio
| The members of the Civic club arr
requested to get their tickets for the
boosters banquet at Fred Voiland'
store this afternoon or evening.
! The funeral of Andrew E. Deering
| aged So, was held at 2:30 o'clock this
| afternoon at ConweIrs undertaking
| parIors. The body was buried in tbs
| Topeka cemetery. Topeka commander!
No. and Topeka lodge No. II of tbs
Masons were in charge. Mr.. Deerins
| died at his home. 1928 Nerth Van BureI
street, yesterday.
Fred D. Warren speaks at Audi
itorium Nov. 2. s ~. m, on Socialism