The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1912-08-17

Items for this column may be phoneo
to 1915 or the State Journal off1ce.l
Mrs. James Bostick of 226 North Lake
street left Friday evening Tor DanNll'e..
Quebec, called by the serious Illness "
M Miss s Clare Childs of Kansas City re
turned home this morning after sno Cns
visit here with her uncle, Mr.. Jaii-'AS
Todd S32 Madison street.
A nrettv home wedding was solemnlzsc
Friday evening, August 16, when N MI,
blanche Harper, only daughter of MI
and Mrs. Harley Harper, was unl1eo IN
marriage to Mr.. Fred Bechtol at the nome
of the brides parents; 40 F aetnr Of the
Third Presbyterian church, read the TITS
ceremony Just before the ceremony MI
Geo. Adamson sang 30 promise NE, a, a., -
Miss Frances Jones played Mendelssefns s
Wedding march Mr.. and Mrs Bechtoi
Will be at home this winter at 44S re-.
man avenue, in the absence OF sN1rs7
Bechtors parents, who expect to- spenu
the winter in Colorado $50, % -
Regular services will be held SUNDAY 49, q.
the East Side NJ. E. church: S unuTS
school 9:45: morning service at IL CLOCK,
bv Mr.. R. H. Mea-s; Epworth League at
o'clock, and the evening service at r,,eT
pastor of the church. Special music a. a.
both morning and evening service unoer
the direction of John Lungstrum. -
Miss Pearl Shaul of Highland Park has
returned home from Granville, where she
has been spending a few days with MISS
Mrs Frank Hess entertained last even
ing for her brother, Ray Sieber, at hcr
home. 400 Leland street The party ,, was
in the form of a surprise, and the follow :
inc friends thoroughly enjoyed the soclal
evening: Miss Aden White, Miss Jennie
peterson Miss s Lea sawTeT Miss Beatrice
Shields Mr. Leonard Wilson, MI Bert
Crowder, Mr.. James Allison, Mr. Honcy
Patterson, Mr.. James wan. MT; a. ca,1
SNYDER, Mr. Lloyd Sieber. Mr. Lawrence
Sieber Mr.. Archie Conman- Mrs hess
was assisted during the eVenlng ny W. MI.
Seiber. Mrs Frank Davis and Miss Leoha
Miss Carolyn Vance of Highland Park Park
and Miss Elsie Bacon are visiting MISS
Vance's grandparents. Mr.. and MIS-
March. near Berryton, Kan;
Miss Edna Cox, who mas peen seriously
i'll with typhoid fever, is slowly 1mpfoV-
flames Todd of $50 Madison street left
today for his old home in INDIANA 70 az
tend the sixtieth wedding anniversary OF
his narents The entire family expects to
he present. and a family reunion will he
Miss Mildred Englund of Randolph.
Kan, is visiting Mr.. and Mrs. Ed Nond-
strom. II,
give a watermelon party next Monday
evening for their families at the home OF
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Hess, 40 Leia ai
street. All members and their farnllles
Milo Harper, who has been seriously i'll
in st. Francis hospital the past week. y
The following members of the Baracca
class of the East Side M. e. Sunday
school left Friday evening for Tecumseh,
where they will spend a few days camp
ing: Ralph Swearengen, Ray Pringte,
James Morris, Chas- Boren, Ernest Brit,
Carl Shrader Harry French and Clyde
Morris Roy H. Weeks accompanied the
boys on the trip. They walked out to
Tecumseh and expect to walk home.
Mrs. L. Dexter entertained the Sunflow-
er club Thursday afternoon at her home
ga Branner street The afternoon was
for watermelon feast to be given next
Tuesday evening at the home of Ms
Otto Rain. 219 Buchanan street to which
vited. The following ladies thoroughly
enjoyed the afternoon Thursday: Mrs
BATE, Mrs. Rex Brill, Mrs. Charles Cole
Mrs. Frank Davis. Mrs. Charles Cole,
Mrs. Lon Irish. Mrs. Ed Miller. Mrs.
John Petit, Mrs. Otto Rain, Mrs. Marion
Snyder, Mrs Fred Skidmore and Mrs.
Dexter. The club will meet August 20
Tenth and Swygert avenues.
Mrs. Earl Brown of 113 East Ninth
street will return from Kansas City to-
morrow where she has been spending the
past week visiting relatives
Mrs. Charles Barry. who has been seri-
ouSly i'll at her home on Branner street.
threatened with typhoid fever. is slowly
Mr.. and Mrs. Lesist of Junction City are
the guests of Mrs L. Litchenstern, $40
Chandler street. for a short time.
home in Lebo. Kan. after a weeks visit
with the c. o. Hawkins family of Chal-
dler street.
The Boy Scouts Troop No. 4 Of Inc
Monday morning for Wakarusa. Kan,
We're they will camp out for three or
four days. Scout Master r. F. Dawoy