The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1912-09-25
NORTH SIDE NEWS
New $1,000 Garfield Park
Quincy Street Entrance.
Will Be Built This Falcon
crete Pillars.
IMPROVE GOOD SHEPHERD
Remodel Exterior and Interior
of Episcopal Church.
Other Items of Interest on the
North Side.
IMPROVE GOOD SHEPHERD

A new gate to Garfield park, to cost
| 81, 600 will be built at the Quincy street
entrance this fall. Bids will be adj
vertised for the gate the first of next
week. The entrance will include four
concrete pillars with iron gates be-
tween The four gates and pillars will
occupy about the width of the street.
| The center gate, to admit vehicles, Will
| be the widest and will consist of a
double gate. The pillars on either side
of the middle gate will be higher than
/ the others. The outside gates will be
| for persons on foot. Globular electric
| lights will be installed on each pill
| lar.
The improvements on the Church of
| the Good Shepherd, corner of East
! Laurent and North Quincy streets have
been completed. The choir and sanctu-
| airy have been enlarged, a much needed
| Improvement, and the exterior painted.
A special feature of the improvements
| is the new choir stalls, of gothic de-
sign made by Mr.. Theodore Bremen
man of North Topeka on whom they
reflect great credit.
The entrance to the chancel has
been changed from a hexagonal shap-
ed, to a gothic arch, over which an
Inscription of ecclesiastical design,
20 worship the Lord in the beauty
of holiness is printed in gold The
finished in a rich shade of cream.
against which the dark color of the
altar and other furniture makes a
very pretty effect. The floors and
ceiling are stained in oak. The chancel
floor is covered with strips of green
carpet of delicate shade and con-
ventional design.
The vesting rooms for choir and
clergy have been enlarged and on the
south side of the chancel an organ
chamber has been built. The organ is
hidden from the view of the congre-
cation and placed in such a position
as to give the organist full view OF
the choir and altar. A parishioner had
given two Eucharisties lights for the.
altar on which is the inscription, ITO
the glory of God and in loving mem
DRY of Joseph Wayne, priest
The expenses of the improvements
have been largely borne by Miss Juliet
@. Smith. A new furnace is being in
stalled this week. Later improvements
in the shape of an altar and reredos
pulpit and baptismal font will be add
ed. The work has been executed by
B. B. Gillece, East Gordon street.
under the SUPERVISION of Mr.. A. D.
Mack, the. eatechist.s The bishop of
the diocese will consecrate the new
additions in the near future.
Miss Edith Middaugh entertained for
Mr.. and Mrs. F. NJ. Hamilton Monday
evening, September %, at her home |
Shorey. Invited guests We're: Mr. |
and Mrs. F. NJ. Hamilton, Mr.. and !
Mrs. Clarence Waldman, Mr. and Mrs. |
John Zimmerman, Mr.. and Mrs. Harry |
Anderson, Mr.. and Mrs. Dave Gabriel |
Mr.. and Mrs. James Price, Mr. and |
Mrs. J. F. Middaugh and family, Misses !
Georgia Mitchell, Leafa Thomas Marie |
Coleman, Lena WinkIer, Bertha Dake. |
Lillian Prunty, Vera Maze, Minnie N.Y.
oINo Eo,
daugh, Messrs. Walter Anderson, Roy |
Palmer, Paul Bayse, Commodore Mitch |
ell, Martin Nystrom, Guy Mallory, I
David Owen, Ralph Diffendorfer, Carl
Knoll, Roland Blanchard, Vernon Mid
daugh, Mr.. and Mrs. A G. Middaugh
Miss Minnie Cleora Middaugh was
to Frank NJ. Hamilton
Saturday evening at the homo
of the brides parents Mr.. and Mrs.
A. g. Middaugh of shorey. Rev. =
d. Zimmerman, pastor of the Contra:
Avenue Christian church, officiated.
The invited guests were: Mr.. AMI
Mrs. NJ. Hamilton, Mr.. and Mrs. Reed,
Mr. and Mrs. stevens, Mr.. Dick Mont
gOmery, Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Stewart
and family, MIR. and Mrs. Chas. Si.4.-
mons and family, Ruth Stevens. Fran
els Stevens, Mr.. and Mrs. ]. F. Md
daugh and family, Mr.. and Mrs. Frank
Deppe and family, Mr.. and Mrs. Will
Deppe and family, Mr.. Fred Deppe, jT.,
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Deppe, sr., Mr.. and
Mrs. G. G. Maze and family, Mr.. ana
Mrs. J. E. Small, Mr.. and Mrs. Gee
Middaugh, Mrs. Wieland, Mr.. and Mrs
C. r. Silverthorne, Mr.. and Mrs. Geo.
Ten Eyck, Mr.. and Mrs Robt. Wink
Ter, Mr.. Ralph Winkler, Miss Lena
Mr.. and Mrs. H. ]. Hahn End
family Mr.. and Mrs. Clarence KrauSc,
Mrs. Hannah Deppe, Miss Mabel Coch-
ran, Miss Mamie Livingston, Mr.. and
Mrs. James Price, Mr.. and Mrs. Chas.
Ost, Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Blanchard,
Mr. and Mrs. John Zimmerman, Mr..
and Mrs. Lewis Deppe, Miss Fay JOHN
son. Miss Bertha Dake, Miss Elizabeth
Miss Jessie Ferrin, Mr.. David |
owen, Mr.. Clifford Deppe. Mr.. and
Mrs A G. Middaugh Mr. Vernon Mid
laugh, Miss Edith Middaugh.
Mrs. Zimmerman played the we'd {
ling march. The house was decorated | ;
With ferns, hearts and cupids The ]
pride wore a white satin dress with
of white rose buds and fer1. 5
rhey will make their home at 1905 | !
GARFIELD avenue, Topeka.
Notes and personals.
PETER Faux, driver for Morns & !
Svers. was thrown from his wagon tic !
he pavement and escaped without ,
;erious injury when southbound ]
treet car ran into his wagon at
% North Kansas avenue about { I
clock this morning. The wagon was I
verturned but the horses were stop
ed before they ran away. Young {
,aulk lit so that he was merely bruis- I
d. The wagon was not much dam {
sed.
Mrs 7. N. Mcclure. of AL North J
IAN Buren, street. aged 70, is i'll at her
ONE.
J. H FOUGHT is visiting relatives in
Upper Sandusky, o. He will attend
he golden wedding of his sister ano
er husband. Mr.. and Mrs. Solomon
1otterman, Friday.
Rev. David Lyon. recently pastor of
l,a Avap,,a CbriStia, church |