The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1912-11-08
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Mrs. John Nelson entertained tue
ladies' Auxiliary of the S L. of N. A
MIh adfsdy afternoon at her home, 434
rietta Clark of Kansas City. MO-. Crane
International president of Ladies' Aux
ladies were guests: Mrs. Clark Ms Us
Lewis, Mrs. Carrier, Mrs Deppe. Mrs
zeal Mrs. Flemming Mrs. Feldner, Mr.
Earl SIaybaugh, Mrs. Morgan, Mrs Craw-
IoTd, Mrs. Slaybaugh, Mrs. Smith, Mrs
fltzgIDoons. The social afternoon was
spent in playing games and music Mrs
Lewis won first prize iE one of the guess
ing contests. Mrs. Clark has returned TO
her home in Kansas City.
Mrs ]. w James and daughter, Miss
Ethel, of Spring Hill, Kan, are spendiIg
few days at the home of Mr. and Mrs
Amos Beeler, 1913 Madison street
MT. and Mrs Sam Feldner of Highland
Park will leave tomorrow for lincoln
Neb., where they will spend few months
with their daughter, Mrs. Harry Cook
and family.
Mrs. o. Clark of 1929 Lawrence s+raet
lowing guests: Mrs Pruyn, son keith
and daughter Mary of Chester avenue
Rev and Mrs. Brown Of Western avenue
MRS. A. J. Dewitt, daughter Emogene alIi
son Howard, and Mr.. Frank CrumIey
Mrs. Glebb of Platt City. Mo-. and Mrs
E HaTT1s OF W. Leayenworth who have been
MOTHS street, the past week have re-
turned to their homes.
lie 1OlIDWlDS mCE1D erS of the DOrGaS
society of the Third Christian church moi
Thursday afternoon at the home of Mrs
NJ Mabray. 1713 East Sixth street, and
spent the afternoon sewing for the bazaar.
which they will give November 2l at the
nome of Mrs Herbert ]. Corw-ine 1910 East
Third street: Mrs. z. V. Johnson, Mrs. J.
Mrs. Sankey and Mrs. Mabray.
Mr.. Irwin Lewis, 81 Jefferson street
who has been seriously i'll the past few
months. remains in a serious condition.
All Boy Scouts of America are asked to
meet tins evening at the Central Y. NJ. C
A building, where Rev. J. H. Fazel, scout
commissioner, and others interested Will
give short talks to the boys.
The teachers conference of the Third
Christian church held their regular bust
ness meeting Wednesday evening at tie
home of Rev. and Mrs. H. J. Corwine of
East Third street.
Mrs. Homer PETER of PIC Branner street.
who has been seriously i'll the past few
weeks, is rapidly recovering.
byterian church held their regular bust
ness meeting last Wednesday afternoon at
the church. The following members were
present: Mrs. Gilyeat, Mrs. Alexander,
Mrs. Adamson, Mrs. Weeks, Mrs. Busby
Mrs. Derby, Mrs. Farlette Mrs. Hall, Mrs
Briar, Mrs. Holden, Mrs. Geo. F'lintham,
Mrs. E. L. Jones, Mrs. Dove and Mrs.
Miss Eva Fiintham is the guest today of
Mrs G. P wassweiier entertained the
Violet Embroidery club Thursday after
noon at her home on Logan street. The
following ladies were present: Mrs. Snead
Mrs. Doyle, Mrs. Reynolds, Mrs. Litchen-
stern, Mrs. Lane, Mrs. Taylor, Miss Ollie
Lane and Mrs. Wassweiler. The next
club meeting will be held with Mrs
Doyle, 1134 East Fourth street.
Mrs. W. E. McCarter and her sister,
Miss Sophia Nelson, of Highland Park
left today for Minneapolis. Kan, where
they have been called on account of the
serious illness of their sister-in-law, Mrs
o. Nelson.
Mrs. George Degand entertained the Cir
cular club Thursday at her home 226
Madison street The following members
were present: Mrs. Jack Helm, Mrs John
Degand Mrs. G. z. Barclay, Mrs. Jonl
Schiefelbein. Mrs. Joe Degand and Ms
Harris Kistler