The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1912-10-12
NORTH Side NEWS.

The announcement of the marriage
Of Mis-, Ida Wolfe and Mr.. Will Bar
nett was made by the young couple
April at Lawrence, but have kept
their marriage secret until this week
Although the announcement was not
made until recently, nevertheless their
friends gave them a shower Wednes-
day night at 1925 North Kansas ave
nue., where they are now living.
Those present were: Mr.. and Mrs.
Carl Robinson, Mr. and Mrs. Walter
Gray Mr.. and Mrs. BarIickman, Mr.
and Mrs. Joseph Moore, Mrs. j. W.
Barnett, Mrs. Lorene Horton, Mrs. J.
c. Cloud, Mrs F. Finch, Mrs. Mary
Sipes. Mrs. Orlando Hogbin, Mrs. ].
w Barnett, Mrs. Jean McGrew, Mrs
H. E. Pitt, Mrs. McCorkill, Mrs. Edna
Dudean Mrs. Alta Stevick, Misses
Pearl Horton, Christina Oferuan-
Helen Stevick. Geraldine Gravett, May
Rodgers, Ethel Clouse, Geraldine Hog
bin, Julia Hogbin, Ruth Gray, Murlei
Barnett, Ruth Barnett, Miss Stitt, Mr.
Harry Anderson, Mr.. Spencer Horton,
Ernest Newman, A. o. Hogbin, +
Morse, G. J. Boilotte and Frank Ford.
Notes and Personals.
Toe Sproat among other farmers
reports that his htth alIaHa crop 10
ready to cut.
Miss Martha Massey, of Grantville,
will spend Sunday at the home OF her
sister. Miss Maude Massey, of l12S
North jackson street.
r. Snider, who has been living at
Michigan, Kan, has located on the
North side ct 1923 North jackson
Mrs. Bell King, Of St. Marys. is
North side visitor today. She Is also
looking after her property interests
Miss NJ L. Doering- formerly man
acer of the Union Pacific telegraph Of
fee. now en- route to. Cape Town.
Africa. writes that she has enjoyed her
trim across the ocean and was not III
more than one day. She says tnat
she was only slightly ill upon TINS
occasion, although the ocean has oeen
quite rough. =
Mrs Tom Shorey, of Granville, is
visiting on the North side today.
Miss Madeline HOGS, Who is visit
ing in Silver Lake, is expected TO
return home today.
Regular services at the North Con-
errerational church Sunday: Preaching
= II o'clock by the regular pastor, |
Rev. I. ]. Pearson, subject. The Cnrls-
fans Hope" Sunday school at 10 a. |
M. F. P Rude is superintendent;
Christian En5eavor at 6:15 p m, the
Dastor' will be the leader.
The North Topeka w. C. i. y. met
Thrrsdav afternoon at the home OF
NErs II 4. Lancaster. Il box of liter |
at,1re and clothing is to be sent MIS- !
Lucas, our missionary among the
n9inarS. Miss Elsie Wendell reported |
as delegate to district convention On /
account Of lack OF time the report OF |
state convention was deferred until the
future The next meeting will be he'd |
Fricay afternoon. October %. The or |
ganization of a Bible study class on /
Thursday made the change of days
necessary.
copal. corner OF Laurent and Quincy |
streets. North Topeka. Holy commun-
ion and ordination at IL O'Clock py |
Bishop F. r. Millspaugh, with KEY
r. K. Pooley. of Leavenworth, as the
special preacher. Evening prayer ana
sermon at o'clock
The North Topeka Baptist church
Will hold the usual services next sun
cav. $3.50, Sunday school, C c. Mich
olson, superintendent; IL a. m, preacH-
ms subject, .'SeveE Marvellous Words;
4 80 n M. B. Y. P. u, intermediate
and Seniors societies; 1880 p. M
preaching subject, The Great Tidings
of Jesls Christ" Splendid solo and
chorus music unGer the direction of
w. NJ. vanNess. You are cordially
invited to worship with us and enjoy
the service. w. I. Cole. pastor
From Boston to Jerusalem" Will BE-
the first Illustrated lecture in a series
on the Holy Land by Rev. w. {.
Meeker at the Second Presbyterian
church, beginning Sunday night The
T photographs were taken by DIR. Roy
r Guild of Topeka. This series will
alternate with another on Presbyterian
Home and Foreign Mission Fields The
first of this series win be on Korea,
sunday night, October 20. At IL O'Clock
the subject will be Voices of the
Universe The chorus choir AID Mrs.
Frank NJ Pkipps will furnish special
music.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Pratt, of e33