The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1911-10-21
EAST SIDE ITEMS.

Mrs G. NJ. Pepper of 450 Sumner ave-
nue. entertained at a comforter lacking
Mrs. Bechtel, Mrs. McCarron. Mrs. H. K.
neel, Mrs. Prudence Pepper, Mrs. W. Z.
Mrs. James Miller is spending this week
with friends in Abilene, Kan.
Mrs. Will Richardson of 449 Summer
| avenue, who has been very sick, is Ie
ported to be somewhat improved.
Mr. Emmett Eckwell of 456 Ohio avenue
has gone to Gaylord, called by the seri-
Gus illness of his brother, Me. George
EckweII.
Mr.. and Mrs Charles Bradley and son
Carl and daughter Mildred went TO
Granville yesterday to remain over Sun
dav with relatives
Mrs. Clarence Taylor is spending this
week with friends in Abilene Kan.
Mr.. and Mrs NJ Milton of Scranton are
Miss Gertrude Wilson Of Emporia IS IS
here spending two weeks visiting her sis
ter. Mrs. Blanche Rice.
Mr. and Mrs Martin Thomas of New
man, Kan, spent the day Friday here
with Mr.. and Mrs. R. Taylor
Mrs. Maggie Jones of Frontenace, Kan,
who has been fere visiting her brother,
John Thomas. and family of 1zS North
Lake street. has gone to Usage City to
Mrs. c. II. Hart of College Hill visited
friends on the East side Friday.
Mr.. Albert Stone of 401 Liberty street
has gone to Kirwin. Kan. to spend sew
eral weeks on a business trip
Mrs J. Britton Of Atchison visited Fri
day with Mrs. E. p. Hutchings of 42S
Madison street.
East Side Methodist Episcopal church.
Seventh and Lime streets. D. A. Shut.
pastor SUNDAY school 9:45 a. m. Ward
Rhodes, superintendent. Sermon II a.
m. by DR.. T. J. Ream, district superin-
Sermon 30 D. m. by the pastor. Music
BY the choir. led by John Lungstrum.
Epworth League meeting rs p. m, Roy
H Weeks. president.
Mrs. George Sacks of SIS Chestnut
street gave a birthday surprise party in
honor OF her husband at their home Fri
day evening. October 20. Those present
were: Mr.. and Mrs: L. D. Hegbin Mr.
and Mrs Meakins. Mr. and Mrs. Mont
eomery. Miss Vanita Dutton Miss Julia
Hogbin. Miss Geraldine Hogbin. Miss
Lula Montgomery Miss Marie Lowrfe.
Mr.. Chester Beech. Mr.. Lea Montgomery,
Mr.. Keith Montgomery. jolly time
Mr.. and Mrs. Ed Ash of 2s4 Jefferson
street. have returned from a five weeks
vacation. trip through the west They
visited the Grand Canyon. Arizona, Cali
foruia, WASHINGTON and Oregon.
Mrs. Jennie Haisch of Los Angeles.
Cal, spent the day Friday the guest of
Mrs. Pauline Wright has returned to
her home in Oakland. Cal. after spending
several months here with her daughter,
Mrs. Ruth Whitaker. of 412 East Seventh
street.
The interest in the revival meetings
which are being held in the WESLEYAN
Methodist church is still increasing. The
meetings win continue throughout the
coming week. Special singing under the
direction Of Prof. c. F. Cannon end ser
mons by Evangelist C. $. Sage. Services
sunday al II a m ana f.Sv p m
Regular services will he held Sunday in
the Christian church Sunday school al
$50. communion and preaching at II:
Junior Endeavor at 3: Intermediate En-
deavor at 5:45: Senior Endeavor at 6:15;
evening sermon at 7:20.
Mrs. E. B. JoIley IF 2s5 Chandler street
was very pleasantly SURPRISED Friday
afternoon October ~ by the members of
the Ladies' Aid society of the Christian
church who natbered at her home to cele-
brate her birthday anniversary Those
present were. Mrs W n. Scrivner- Mrs
T.. A. Rake. Mrs Y. F. Johnson. Mrs. ].
b. MulIin Mrs r Fl Coulter. Ms. s. II.
SAWYER Mrs Naggie Jones Mrs F.
RrsdfieId. Mrs B. F. Williams. Mrs. N.
F.. Morford. Mrs. s. Prentnan. Mrs. NJ.
T Rarns Mrs. Jennie Hajsch. Mrs Maud
Thomas Mrs. Chas- Bradley, Mrs. VIM
Ravens Mrs. G. II. Hart. Mrs. Nina
Dawdy. Mrs. Fred 0herer, Mrs Anna
johnson and Mrs Margaret Brentnall.
All enjoyed a fine time