The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1912-05-18

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Mrs. L. K. Eaken, Mr. and Mrs. E. '.
King Mr.. and Mrs. c. E. Neil, Mr.. AMI
Mrs 7 Morris, Mr. and Mrs. j. $
Davis, Miss Louise Arthur. Miss Lois
Eaken. Miss Mary Cunningham. Master
Carl King Master Kenneth Price, Mas
ter Merle Alton, Master Edward Price
and Master Lyman King.
give a party Thursday evening, May ~.
at the home of Mrs Harry Apologize, AZ
Grand avenue. for the members and the r
husbands.
Little Harold Grice, who had the mis-
fortune of breaking his arm last week, is
| rapidly recovering.
Mrs. ]. Z. Novak and daughters Mona
and Jesse of Cuba, Kan, are the guests
| of Mrs. Novak's sister, Mrs. NJ. ID.
Metzger, and family, 933 Madison street
Mrs. Novak is attending the Eastern
Star session.
Mr.. and Mrs. Roy Nelson have moved
from ICES East at sISsh aysnue to their new
they Will be at home to their many
friends after June l.
The Pifflathea class of the East Side NJ.
E. church will give bazaar Tuesday
evening at the church. The class of six
teen girls have prepared fancy articles.
at that time. The young ladies will also
serve ice cream and cake and they have
provided for large crowd which no
Mrs J. Niccum of st. Joseph Mo-, Is
visiting her mother, Mrs. James Steven
son of Highland Park.
Mrs s. B. Weaver of Grafton street
will leave tomorrow for a two weeks
visit with her daughter. Mrs. Har
Stumbo of Fail City, Neb.
The following Officers and delegates OF
Lincoln Post Circle No. j will attend the
twenty-sixth annual convention of the q.
A R, to be held in Wichita May 21 20
and %, Mrs. Anmfna Bacenstoce presi-
dent of Lincoln Circle No. 1; Mrs. HELM
]. Moore, department treasurer, and the
man. Miss Gussie Losh, Mrs. Mollie
Hunter, Mrs Sarah Straus. Mrs. Ella
.on-f1I
Marie Wallace Mrs. Sarah Stevenson.
Mrs Josephine Richie. Mrs. Marie Den
nison.
Mr. Elmer Stevens. who has been with
his parents. Mr.. and Mrs. Miles Stevens
for the past two months, returned %
work in Holton Thursday.
The ladies of the Seward Avenue NJ. +.
church. gave a reception Tuesday evening
at the church in honor of their new pas
s. P. Wilcox had charge of a delightful
literary and musical program and the
ladies served punch and waters to a
neighbors of the Clark family
Mrs. ]. w. Marsh of Berryton is spend
ing the weekend with her daughters.
families of Highland Park.
Miss Ruth Campbell was the guest FRI
day at the Amos Beeler home on Madison
A big sale on good looking hats at
Popular Priced Hat shop. 507 Kansas ave.
Mrs. A E. Chapman and daughter of
Chandler street will leave tomorrow for
a weeks visit with Mr.. Chapman's pa
ents in Kansas City.
Mrs. Richard Randall of Baldwin. Kat.
is here on a short visit with her sister.
Mrs. J. NJ. Allen.
There were three train loads with three
cars to each train filled with relatives
and friends of the boys of the East To-
peka band last night on the trolley ride.
The boys were not allowed to play while
riding on account of frightening horses
but they gave a delightful concert before
the ride. The boys are very well pleased
he TPe re nf no rfd q ind he
was larger than they really expected.
There was at least SIS made from the
ride.
The Junior societies of the Christian
churches all over the city will have a
union meeting Sunday afternoon at the
third Christian church, corner Third ana
Lake streets. delightful program has
been arranged and a delegation from
every church in the city is expected.
Mr.. ]. d. Vance and Mr.. ]. G. Banta
of Highland Park will leave Tuesday fer
a trip through Arkansas.
Miss Viola Ramsey of Belleville, Kan.
is the guest at the NJ. d. Metzger home
on Madison street while attending tue
Eastern Star session.
school who had leave of absence the
last two months of this school year. is an
St. Francis hospital, where she will IN
dergo an operation for appendftcttfs WITHIN
Popular Priced Hat shop. at 5o7 Kansas
ave, are selling hats at one-half price.
Mr.. Waldo Emerson will be the guest
Sunday of Mr.. and Mrs. Roy Peterson,
100 OFalIO0 street.
The Rev. D. A. Shut, pastor of the
East Side NJ f. church, will deliver the
baccalaureate sermon Sunday evening for
the Perry high school graduates. Rev.
Mr.. Shut was pastor at Perry for three
years and well acquainted with each
member of the class. Mrs. Shut will ao-
company him. The Rev. ]. w. Johnston.
former pastor of the East Side NJ. F..
church, will have charge of the public
worship at the East Side church tomor-
row evening. Mr.. John Lungstrum, -di-
rector of the music, has arranged special
music for both morning and evening
services.
Mr.. and Mrs. o. Shaul Miss Pearl
Shaul and Miss Clarice Zirkle of Highland
Park were the guests Friday evening of
Mr.. and Mrs. Wayne B. Burr of Redden
avenue.
Miss Carol Gage and Mr.. Leon Quen
were the guests of Mr.. and Mrs. Roy
Peterson Friday evening.
The regular services will be held at the
Third Presbyterian church Sunday.
Hats one-half price and less at Popu-
The second annual banquet of the
Ladies' Missionary society of the Third
Presbyterian church will be held Wednes-
day at 2:30 at the church.
Mrs. May Laptad and children. Mar
garet and Robert of Lawrence are .
spending the weekend with Mrs. lap
tad's sister, Mrs. Stella Merton. 213 Klein
street.
The Intermediate society and the Chris
tian Endeavor society of the Third Chris
tian church will have a joint meeting
Sunday evening at Gas at the church.
About thirty-five ladies' attended the
all-day meeting of the missionary socie-
ties of the Third Presbyterian church
Friday.