The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1912-05-11

for few days at the R. Reser home. on
Branner street.
the G. A. r. will be held at Wichita,
Circle No: l who will attend are Mrs
circle: Mrs. Helen j. Moore department
treasurer and the following delegates:
Mrs. Minnie Sherman, Miss Gussie Losh
Mrs. Mollie Hunter. Mrs. Sarah Stratus.
Mrs. Ella WitherilI. Mrs. Hannah
Sturges, Mrs. Marie Wallace Mrs. Saran
Stevenson Mrs. Josephine Richie and
Mrs. Marie Dennison. Many other mem
bers of the circle expect to attend.
Rev Mr.. Ha1lock, a student at the
university at Ottawa, Kan, will fill the
pulpit at the. Seward Avenue Baptist
the place of the pastor, Rev. Mr.. Ley
burn, who is conducting religious meet
ing at Weir. Kan.
Mrs. S. A. Jones entertained the Mistle-
toe club Tuesday afternoon at her home
1910 Madison street. The following ladies
enjoyed the delightful social afternoon:
Mrs Jennie Rumbley. Mrs. Hansen, Mrs.
May Hill aIneE; Mrs.: Ninnger Mrs Gala
Dale. Mrs Chadwick Mrs Myrtle,
Checksfield, Mrs. Shifflet. Mrs. Wieneke.
ryetzki. Mrs. wingett, Mrs. Elmer Swear
ingen, Miss Minnie Swenson, Miss Eliza
beth Hansen, Miss Carrie Beeson and
Mrs. Starr. A number of games wert.
played during the afternoon, the first
prize was won by Miss Gertrude Swenson
Mrs. Jones served her guests with a
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Mr. and Mrs Harvey Jones and son
| William of Kansas City We're the guests
rev days of Mrs. Jones parents, NJ.
and Mrs. w. H. Jones.
The following young people pleasantly
surprised Miss Lois Hawk last evening at
| her home, IT'S Locust street, in celebration
of her seventeenth birthday: Miss Estelle
Clemens, Miss Ruth Karr, Miss Louisa
Anderson. Miss Francis Jones. Miss Meiia
Thompson, Miss Margaret Hawk Mrs.
John lsaacson, Mr.: Clarence Wolff, Mr..
Charles Smith and Mr.. Brownie Clark
The house was prettily decorated in pink
and white flowers and the dainty refresh
ments We're carried out in the same col
ors The guests presented Miss Lois with
a gold ring set with her birthday stone.
| an emerald
The Boy Scouts Troop No 1 will meet
at the Third Presbyterian church for
their regular weekly meeting.
| AT the last session of Topeka council
No 5, Sons and Daughters of Justice, it
was decided to begin campaign for new
new deputy, Mr.. j. A Bondurant. Mr.
H. W. Bomgardner, treasurer, and Mrs.
irene Mills, secretary of the local council,
We're elected unanimously to act as cap
tains of the campaign work. All mem
bers are urged to attend the meeting
Monday night at the K. and L. of S. hail
and take an active part in the good work
. Mrs III. McDade and Mrs. H. Foy of
Madison street have returned from
friends in different points in California.
The lowing friends pleasantly surprised
MIS- FRANK Dean Wednesday evening at
her home in Highland Park in celebration
of her birthday anniversary: Ny. and
Mrs c: B. Buehrer, Mr.. and Mrs. J.
Tompkins, Mr.. and Mrs. o. Shaul, Nj.
Beers Mr.. and Mrs. Rossitter Mr.. and
| Mrs. Luenberger. Mrs. Butts. Mrs. Roll
Pearl Shaul, Miss Florence Butts Miss
Bessie Sims. Miss Elsie Case, Miss Lillian
Shook. Miss Esther Roller. Mr.. Cletus
Buehrer, Mr. Charles Case. Mr.. Merle
Dean and Mr.. Carol Dean. The evening
was spent in social way after which
dainty refreshments were served. Mrs
Dean was the recipient of many pretty
lremembrances.
Mrs. L. Hammond and daughter Miss
| Clio, who have been spending a few days
in Kansas City with relatives, returned
home today.
called to Clay Center this week by the
serious illness of her father.
/ Regular services will be held Sunday at
| the Third Presbyterian church. Mothers
day will be observed at the morning ser
vice. Special music and the pastor, Rev.
H. G. Everett will conduct both morning
Miss Edith Rosseau of Lake street who
has been quite poorly for several weeks,
Mrs. T. P. Shields has gone to Atchison
called by the illness of her grandson.
pect to go to Kansas City next week 20
spend the week with Mr.. Chapman's par
| ents.
Lincoln Circle No. 1 will have an all
day sewing Tuesday at their hall to ]
which all are requested to attend.
The Nesta Embroidery club were de-
the home of Mrs. George Bowers. The
! following ladies were present: Mrs A. z.
Barnes. Mrs. c. E. Cox. Mrs. T. F. Allen,
Mrs. Esther Jones Mrs. c. d. Webb, Mrs.
! 9. A. Bowers, Mrs Frank Morris Mrs.
F. B. HARDWOOD. Mrs. Oscar Whiscomb
and Mrs. I. L. Morris. The club will have
| TIER next meeting with Mrs. A. K.
Widau, 43S Sumner street
/ Smith Highland
spent the past week with relatives in
Marshall county, Kan
| Rev. H. J. Corwine, the pastor, will de-
liver sermon in honor of Mothers
morning service. Regular evening wor-
| ship at s O'Clock with special music.
! Mrs. N ]. Montgomery of 200 Brannei /
street spent the past week with her sor; !
M. Edward Montgomery and family Of |
Kansas City.
Mr.. c. B. Buehrer of Highland Park |
who has. been sick the past week is |
/ much improved.
The annual convention of the Womans
Home Missionary society of the Topeka
district Kansas conference, was held /
Thursday evening and all day Friday at
. the East Side NJ E. church. Rev. Bruce
Kinney, author of "Mormonism the Islam
THURSDAY evening, Life and Religio-. 4
of Mormons. The following was the i
program for the all-day session: o'elo X
opening service Mrs. L. e. Thorpe. BusI-
ness reports of district officers and de-
partment secretaries; reports of auXil-
iaries from the First NJ p. church. Wal
nut Grove, Euclid. East Side, Granville,
Burlingame, Lowman, and LecomptoE
Report of the conference by the core
spending secretary. Mrs. c. L. Layton
Music Miss Cunningham. Election of OF
ficers. "Our Literature. Mrs. c. H.
Zook. Noon-tide prayer, Mrs. Chas. Lom-
mason. The ladies of the East Side church
served a delightful lunch to over eighty Il
five people. 1:30 Rally Song. Devotional.
Mrs ]. w. Waldron. Reading of minutes. II
Young People Work Mrs Howard Char