The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1912-06-03

of the World" which was highly ap-
kansas university music department
p~rec1dted. Miss Nell Warner of the
gave a number of delightful musical
selections. Mrs. Ash was assisted
through the rooms by Miss Jessie Oil
yer. The following members and five
additional guests enjoyed the after
noon: Mrs. G.. L. Heller, Mrs. Will
liam Nanorsdol, Mrs. j. T. Oliver,
Mrs. c. NJ. Reaugh, Mrs. Reese, Mrs.
John Stamn, Miss Wright, Mrs. H. c..
Taylor. Mrs. Brown, Mrs. Frank AK
tell, Mrs. Gatecliff. The next meet
ing will be held June % with Mrs.
Earl and Mrs. Brown will have a
Tree"
Scott kelsey, jr., will leave this
paper on The Study of the Chestnut
week with his aunt, Mrs. f. w. Wat
son, and family to spend the sum-
in Topinbee, Mich.
Mrs. L. Collins of Michigan avenue
was the guest Friday of Mrs. Fred
Buechner.
Miss Ivene Over1-an of Augusta.
Kan, who has been attending Kan
sas university this winter, returned to
her home today after spending a few
days here with Mrs. c. NJ. Raugh ana
Mrs. H. j. Neiswinter.
he chlldren's day exercises will be
held at the Oakland Presbyterian
church next Sunday evening.
The young peoples Bible class of
lIlS odk1dIu HT6SDVIerlan SUNDAY
schoo thoroughly enjoyed a picnic
last Thursday at Garfield park. The
following left the church at 4:30. took
their uppers and enjoyed the evening
at the park: Mr.. and Mrs. r. P. Tay-
Tor, Miss Lillian Jessop, Miss Sadie
Richardson, Miss Katherine Draut,
Miss Helena Mayes, Miss Dora Lee,
Miss Edith Jessop, Miss Opal Draut.
Miss Mayes. Mr.. George Carothers,
Mr.. Alfred Crouch, Mr.. Harry Disney,
Mrs. Jim Horton, Mr.. Guy Nelson, Mr..
Ross Claire, Mr.. Chester Heinz and
Mr.. Dreaming.
Mrs. L.. T. Collins and children, Les
lie, Marguerite and Ruth, spent Thurs
day at the Anwiler home in Rochester.
Miss Florence McComb of Elevation
Heights is visiting her grandparents,
Mr.. and Mrs. J. w. Tillman of Ohio
avenue.
The following boys of Oakland were
examined and passed part of the eX-
animation in cooking to become second
class scouts last Tuesday night: Mr..
Paul Wright, Mr.. Carl Smelser, Mr..
John Hansen and Mr.. Edwin Rafferty,.
The l.. F. club will hike next We'd
nesday to the F. w. Helm place west
of Washburn college.
The Oakland Blade is running a
contest for all children under 16 years
of age. The one getting the largest
number of votes gotten by subscrip-i
tions to the paper will be given a pony.
and buggy and the second highest will
be given a pony and saddle. The prizes
are on exhibition at the Blade and the
little tots are thoroughly enjoying
themselves riding around.
Miss Virginia BiScoe was the guest
Friday of Miss Florence Draut of
Michigan,
The Oakland Equal Suffrage club
will meet this evening at the Oakland
band stand, corner Thomas and Oak
land Major A. NJ. Harvey,
Mrs. Lucia Case and other well known
people will speak during the evening.
The Second Regimental band will
furnish music. The aides of the club
public is cordially invited.
The Mizpah society of the Oakland
NJ. E. church had a delightful meeting
Friday afternoon at the home of Mrs.
c. D. Webb. 40T Reno avenue. The
afternoon was spent in Bible study
and Sunday school work. Those pres
ent were Mrs. Benedict, teacher; Mrs
Thomas Cottle, Mrs. Leggitt. Mrs. Ma
gee, Mrs. Chapman. Mrs. cannon, Mrs.
Lesson and Mrs. Eastman Dainty re-
freshments We're served.
Mrs. Harry Facklam of Chester ave-
nue. is seriously ILL.,
Rev. Mr.. FazeFs popular class will
meet tonight at the church and Mr..
Fazel will lecture on Esperanto" The
class is re- pidly increasing and proving
very popular with the young people as
well as the older ones
The James Jessop family of Arter
avenue are suffering from ptomaine
poisoning from some food the family
ate last Thursday There were five of
the family seriously i'll Thursday and
Friday but are greatly improved to-
day.