The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1911-01-28

his birthday anniversary. The guests
present were: Mr. and Mrs; Harry Allen.
Lands Mrs CLIFFORD, Mrs. Ernest Miller.
Mr. Andy Palmer and DIR. Carton. All
enjoyed fine time.
Warrie sayior of Hot Springs. Ark, that
he is now located in that place and owns
and operates a fine barber shop. Mr..
having left here about fifteen years ago.
Since he left Topeka, he has travelled ex-
ttensively. and has now settled in Ar
kansas to remain permanently.
The services at the Christian church for
Sunday will be: Sunday school at $780,
o. D. johnson, superintendent; communion
at H. sermon by the pastor; Junior En-
-eavor at 8, Mrs. W. H. Scrivner, super
intendent; Intermediate Endeavor at $40,
Miss Lenore Scrivner, superintendent;
Senior Endeavor at 6:15, Everett Morford,
president; and evening sermon at 730 by
the pastor, Rev. W. H. Scrivner.
The following services will be held in
the Presbyterian church Sunday: Sunday
sch DOL, 9:45, J. B. Norton, superintendent;
preaching at II by the pastor; Junior En-
intendent; Senior Endeavor at $50, Frank
| Ellenberger. president, and evening SER
mon at 7:3O Rev. ]. c. Everett, pastor, is
charge.
| here spending a few days visiting her
sister, Mrs. R. Reser, of S24 Branner
street.
The services at the Methodist church fer
Sunday will be: Sunday school at 9:45,
| Ward Rhodes, superintendent; preaching
at IL by the pastor; Epworth League at
| $50, and evening sermon at 1880 Rev. d.
| A. Shut, pastor.
The midterm graduation exercises of
| Branner school were held Friday after
noon in the school building. A good pro-
| gram was given by the members of the
graduating class and was composed of
musical and literary numbers and a play,
Young DR.. Divine which was given by
nine girls. Those who received diplomas
| were: Miss Ruth Arthur Miss Helen
Porch Miss Marie Shafer, Miss Ruth
| Campbell, Miss Bertha Garlic Miss Jose
phine Curry, Miss Grace Glunt, Miss Rose
| Porch. Miss Gladys Thomas, Miss Irene
Sawyer, Miss Lucia McCallon. Miss Ruth
| Guy Wood. Mr.. Thadeus Harper, Mr..
John Parton and Mr.. Carl Woodruff. The
four boys were engaged in debate, Miss
Grace Glunt and Miss Florence Mowerer
gave musical numbers, Miss Ruth Sher-
man recited and the remainder of the
girls were in the play. Nearly all of the
seventeen graduates will enter high
school Monday morning.
| pretty home wedding which will be of
much interest to the people of the East
| side was that of Miss Wilhelmina Klinge
and Mr. Claude L. Stone which took
pace Wednesday evening at o'clock at
the home of the brides parents at 1872 East
| officiated. The parlor was beautifully
decorated with palms and flowers. orange
and white colors predominating. The
bride and groom were attended by Miss
| Estella Adair as. bridesmaid, and the
| brides brother, William Klinge, jr dS
best man. Little Wilma and Norbert
! Klinge. niece and nephew of the bride.
were the ring bearers. The brides gown
was a champagne silk poplin beautifully
trimmed in gold braid and beading. Her
veil was of white tuIle and was fastened
with wreath of valley lilies. The bride
| carried a handsome shower bouquet of
I brides roses. The bridesmaid wore d
beautiful dress of blue silk poplin trim
med in blue satin ribbon and Venice lace
collar and carried white carnations. Miss
Gertrude Bergman played the wedding
march. After the ceremony supper was
served to about fifty guests. Music was
furnished during The evening by Mrs.
Clyde Doel and Mr.. Ernest Emerson
Both Mr.. Stone asd Mrs. Stone are well
known in Topeka, as they have both lived
here all their lives and have a host of
friends who extend to them their very
good wishes. Mr.. Stone is the son of Mr..
and Mrs. Charles Stone, who also lived
on the East side a number of years but
now live in Oakland at 1S5 AFTER avenue.
sir and Mrs. Stone received m any beau
tifll presents They viii be at home to
llleir friends after February 1 at AS Reno
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