The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1912-11-04

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The following girls of Mr.. J. Elliott 8
Sunday school class of the Seward Avenue
NJ. r. church enjoyed a progressive party
Jov E;Ilfott. Miss Winona Watts. Miss
RUBY Leonard and Miss Gladys Burton
where refreshments were served; MSS
Gertrude BOltlnEOuse, Miss Buelah i1dli'
Mis- Hazel Stewart, Miss Huby LeondTC'
Miss Gladys Burton. Miss JOY kIlott'
Mss Wiu0na Watts, Miss Ruth carr, MISS
the Dorcas society OF the Third Chris
tian church are requested to meet TINS
evening with Mrs. H J. CcrWlne, 1Olo East
Third street. The evening will he Spenr
sewing for the bazaar which re
ladies' vii. give the latter pare of this
Mrs. oscar Whiseomb and daughter
Helen. who are preparing to leave sfsorL'y
for Denver, where they WIZ ION ms 1!e
sister. Airs. O. d. Johnson, OF Lime streee-
Beginning last night and continuing un-
iii Friday night there will be eNangeilstc
services at the last Side NJ. z. churcn'
corner Seventh and Lime streets, cor
quo ted by the pastor, Key u A, ol l.t4
MI ana Mrs. 3. a. Holland were guess
Sunday IT the B. F. Williams home S49
Eranner street. -,
Mrs. Samuel Iwig entertained the Bell
view Literary club last "Wednesday after
noon at her home on Golden avenue. Tee
following ladies We're present; mrs
Idnge, Mrs. Giilard. Mrs. Mattngiy Mrs
Smarter, Mrs. Elericll, Mrs CIllchrlst, mrs
Thomas Mrs. Hawkins, Mrs. Reeves, MIS-
Cook, Mrs. Curry. Mrs Iwig was assist
ed during the afternoon by her sister,
Miss Helen Ruschacher. The next regular
meeting will be held with Mrs. Ed Mat
ffuclv at her home on Republican avenue
Little Effie Reser is unable to be al
school on account of a serious attack y
typhoid fever. -.
and Miss Marie Altman were guests Sun
day at the W. Becker home on Seward
avenue. -, ,,-.,,
Sisters Temple No. . gave last Saturds!
night at the K. 2. hall was We'll atIendeo
and tie knights of Pythias, in whose
honor the affair was given, declare TIE
ladies royal entertainers
The Young people of the Third Christian
church thoroughly enjoyed HalIoweeq
party last Friday evening at the nome OF
Misses Verna and Anna Rake on
Liberty street. The house was taste,
fully decorated in autumn leaves ana
aaues and music were the amusementS
for the evening Those present We're
Miss Nelma Swaringen. Miss Marie Miller
acner. Miss Alice Taylor Miss LotJie Skin
uer. Miss Mary Geiger. Miss Hazel Jolley.
Miss Verna Rake, Miss Ruth SWearins gen
Miss Minnie Buschacher, MISS L Luz
Powell Miss Angie TichnOr Miss Grace
STAFFORD. Miss Anna Rake, MI Everett
Norford, Mr.. John Miller. Mr. W; Boat
Mr. Albert Stone. Mr.. Carlton Williams,
Mr.. Foster Bradford, Mr. r. q Corneu
Mr.. Frank Miller, Mr. Galen CROOK
Mrs G. L. Harmon is able TO pc our
again after weeks Illness with neural
gfa- -, r..
MI. and Mrs. Gilbert Siusher OF 154 East
Eight, street entertained at dinner sun
dav IN honor of Mrs. Minta G. Howe or
Washington. d. g Their guests were;
Mrs Howe, Mr. and Mrs. H Sprinkle, MI
Harry Niccusn. Mr.. and Mrs. Clinton
TART and daughter Viola. Mr. and Mrs..
chester Wood and son OSwin, Mr. aud
Mrs J. 5. linn and daughter Mamie MIS-.
carl Brown, Miss ThurZa wood. Mr. I'D
gar linn. Mr.. Frank Slusher and Mr.. sid
Mrs s-''i Harry Niccum will leave soon 70
ioirl her husband at Newton Kan, where
fbav will make their future home.