The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1912-06-11
OAKLAND NOTES.

| Mr. and Mrs Howard Rannon of Sol
| ONION, are visiting Mrs. Bannon's par
ents. Mr.. and Mrs. George Rake, OF
! AFTER avenue.
| Mr.. Phil Ward is spending this week
! in Hutchinson with his father and 9TH
er relatives.
| The Helping Hand society of the Oak
land Christian church met, this after
noon with Mrs. W. o. Magee at heI
home on Oakland avenue TO make def
mite arrangements for the ice cresr y
and cake social which they will give
next Friday night at the bandstan1,
The Oakland band will play during the
evening.
Mr.. Ernest Putnam, of Topeka, spent
Sunday with his brother, Mr.. Roy K
Putnam and wife, of Wabash avenue.
Miss Louise Henley, of 305 Oakla I'd
avenue left Thursday with the X. x
l.. of S. drill team for Los Angeles 20
be gone several weeks.
Miss Faye ModelanG, of Horton Is
visiting Miss Mabel Keats, of AFTER aV-
enue, for few days.
This evening at 4:30 the boy scouts
of Oakland will leave the Presbyterfan
church, taking their suppers and viii
take their semi hike to Camp
Shawnee where they will indulge in
some of their enjoyable sports.
A meeting of the pastors cabinet of
the Oakland Presbyterian church, which
consists of all the church and Sunday
school officers, is called for w ednescay
evening after the prayer meeting hour.
Almost every child in Oakland under
16 years old is busy every day work
ing for the pony and cart to be given
away by the Oakland Blade editor to
the little one receiving the most votes
gotten by subscriptions to the Oakland
paper. A great deal Of interest is be-
ing taken in the contest by large
number of the older people in behalf of
the youngsters.
Word has been received here that
Mr. and Mrs. c. C. Handkerchief OF
Forest avenue have reached Portland.
Ore, safely and enjoying their visit
thoroughly:
Mr.. Elias, White, of Kellam avenue,
is rapidly recovering from a serious ILL
ness.
Mrs. w. H. Eastman, of 1873 Oakland
avenue, will spend the day Wedne3-
day with Mrs. Charles Stewart, of
West Gordon street.
The Oakland Socialist club will meet
Wednesday evening with Mr.. and Mrs.
Harry Conwell at their home, 494 PIP
lar street.
Mrs. Elmer Staines and son Russell
of Kansas City, are visiting Mrs.
Staines' parents, Mr.. and Mrs. c. j.
Hooper Of Wabash avenue and other
relatives for a few days.
Mr.. and Mrs. Osaac Moore, of Fall
River, are the guests for a few days
of Mr.. and Mrs. Elias White of Kellan'
avenue. Mr.. and Mrs. Moore were cal |
ed here by the serious illness of their |
daughter, Miss Minnie Moore, who is
i'll with an attack of pneumonia at the
Santa Fe hospital.
Mr.. and Mrs. D. D. Easter were the |
guests Sunday of Mr.. and Mrs. w. w. |
Ross, of Forest avenue
A contest for members of the Y. |
P. B.. C. of the Oakland PRESBYTERIAN /
church ended last evening when the |
losing division with Harold Wade as
captain entertained the winning divi-
sion with George Caroth as captain |
at three course dinner at the
church. The church was a bower of |
ferns and garden flowers and Mr..
Wade was assisted in serving by Miss
Lillian Jessop and Miss Opal Draut.
fhe following guests were received byt
Miss Katherine Dralit~and Miss Edith /
Je5sop: Miss Dora Lee, Miss Lillian I
JesSop, Miss Pearl Main, Miss Irene
Logan. Miss Opal Draut, Miss Mar
suerite. Taylor, Miss Ethel Cafothers;i
Miss Helen Biggs. Miss sadie Rich
trdson, Miss Florence Lepper, Miss
Helena Mayes. Miss Laurine Mayes,
Mr.. Harold Wade, Mr.. George Caroth-
ers, Mr.. Alfred Crouch, Mr.. George
Rake, jr.. Mr.. William Jennings, Mr..
Earl Taylor, Mr.. Franklin Hamilton,
Mr.. Frank Henley Mr.. Jason John
ION, Mr.. Allan Smelser, Mr.. Harry
Disney, Mr.. Emmett u Crimson. Mr..
Guy Nelson and Mr.. and Mrs. R.
?. Taylor. Miss Edith Jesop wasJ
oastmistress and music was furnished
Turing the evening by Miss Florence
1epper. Yesterday was the birthday
If the teacher of the class, Mr.. r. P.
Taylor, who was presented with a silk
remembrance from the class.