The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1912-02-28

airy societies of all the churches of the
East side in their church Thursday after
noon, March z.
visiting Mrs. T. o. Jones, spent Saturday
the guest of Mrs Robert Gathers
Miss Ethel Young is improving after
being quite sick for the past two weeks
with an attack Of the grip.
Mrs. Harry Brown will leave soon Tor
points IN Colorado to spend some tiIne
on a business trip. While in Denver sne
viii be the guest of Mr.. and Mrs. A p.
A farewell reception was held Tuesday
evening in the Christian church in honor
of Rev. and Mrs. W. IL. Scrivner ana
family who leave this week Tor Kansas
City to take up the work or the 6Q ~
Park Christian church. nuInpe5 u 49,, elrt
taIks expressing their appreclaLfoh q
the pastor and his family A small toksh
of esteem was presented % ot tser rS,5
Light refreshments were served ana 81
enjoyed a fine time. -,
The following engineers wives W. ~.
leave Thursday morning for Kansas lily
to spend the day with DIVISION ~ ~ AZ ~;
a. T. A. and representatives or tns ~
visions over the state OF haIiSf. -
The meeting is called for the PURPOSE ~ a.
instructine- the delegates from the ~ a.
visions in Kansas upon Work LOT s silS
good of the order to come up peAoa :
the grand international convention a
Harrisburg, Pa. in May: Mrs J. r Re- r.
lev Mrs Ed Ash, Mrs. H q. tust' Ms NJ .
lizabeth Maher, Mrs. E. J. smith, Mrs-
c. w. Tennyson, Mrs; Alp @eo sherman glsry
Mrs C. v Slanker Mrs. Frank Ianaplyn'
Mrs J. w Morton, Mrs Jerry 1-e oneeT'
Mrs VIM. Jones, Mrs. Moan - 1880 e,l5
Mrs. Geo. Wood, Mrs Chas. 1e"ei 0-AN-
Mrs Amos Beeler- ,+ -
Miss Annis smith will leave the last OF
the week for Streater, Ill, for vlsll q
six weeks with her brother ana AsliiiiiS' >
DR.. and Mrs Robert smith 80
Mrs lack Murray and son VINO naVe
been visiting her mother, Mrs. El10D 1s5tiI
Mcclure, for the past two nontns' ~ ~
leave in a few days for her home IN Lar
Mrs. Amos BeeIer entertained the fol
lowing little people Saturday afternoon
in celebration of her daughter y u lt-n1l
1olvn's seventh birthday: Miss Emogene
Holloway, Miss Thelma WOOD MSS y -
einia Carter. Miss Jennie CastieInan
Miss Dorothy Lawn, MISS D Sn4ss " psahsi
CsaW1xer Miss Minnie Castleman MISS
GLADYS NcGinis, Miss Naomi SheaIor,
Mr.. CLIFFORD Campbell and Nj Amos
Mrs Sam Grosenickel, who has been
very sick. is much improved; -
Mrs c. w Campbell. assisted oy me-
daughter Ruth entertained MONDAY aLteL-
n0oT7 in honor of her son Clifford sixtiS
birthday. The following little guests en-
loved the afternoon: Miss Vera Wheian'
Miss Blanche Darby, Miss LOIS LIN LIN
Miss Margaret Miller Miss Guenndolyn
Reeler Miss Berneice BozaTt- MT. Leon
ar5 Sbeafor Mr. Frank Foster, Mr.. John
B f3as Mr.. William Lands, Mr. David
sweringen. Mr.. Albert Voight and MI.
Mr. and Mrs. James McRoberts and
Miss Violet Holloway will leave Friday
for a months visit in California. r.,
Mr.. and Mrs Sam Hull will leave Fri
daV for California to make their future
Mrs Mrs. Ardle ]. Lyon and daughter Kath-
crime expect to go to Kansas Glty soon
where they will join Mr. Lyon III d per
manent residence. -
Mr.. and Mrs. John Diehl have gone TO
Los Angeles, Cal, called by the serious
Illness of their daughter Bertha