The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1912-06-15

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| to Bell 1923, Ind. 225S Blue or the State
Journal office
Mrs d. A. Sinner will entertain the L.
T. L. next Wednesday afternoon from 2
until at her home. All children who
have attended any of the meetings are
cordially invited.
An organization known as the pastor 5
ca binet met last Wednesday at the Oak
land Presbyterian church. The social
question of the congregation was under
| discussion and the cabinet decided to hold
a series of church socials, one every three
months. to which the entire congregation
and public are invited. The first Of these
| series will be given July 10 in celebration
| of the pastor, Rev. J. H. FazePs, BIRTH
| day.
Mrs: salIe Garard of $50 Green street
| has been spending few days at the Will
| liam Osborn home
| Mrs. Sam Harper of North Topeka IS
visiting ner sister, Mrs. Myrtle, $50 Green
street.
tives in Michigan for the summer, has
written an interesting letter to Mr.. j. ii.
Fazel. scout master, on Birch Bark"
Miss Mamie Vance of Atchison came
| this morning for few weeks visit with
Mrs. NJ, B. Peckenpaugh and Mrs. r. L.
Hummell.
nue. and Miss Nora Whitaker of Wichita,
who has been visiting here, are spending
a few days at the W. H. Scrivner home
/ Miss Lois Hampston of Colby. Kan, is
q. guest at the A. c. Koser home, 3S9
| Mr.. and Mrs F. w. Helm, west Of
Washburn college, will spend Sunday with
| Mrs. Helms father, Mr.. D. H. Peake, and
family of wabash avenue.
| Mrs Ray Ambrose of 91S West Eighth
| avenue spent Thursday with her mother
Mrs. o. G. Wilsey. a51 Forest avenue
Miss Blanche Watson of Lawrence s
visiting her sister, Mrs. Cromwell and
family of Michigan avenue.
Thursday afternoon the Woman's Mis-
cf1Y6x oil Off hn Dol and pr INV
terrain church met with Mrs. Lee. The
class is making a study of Korea under
following ladies attended the meeting
Thursday: Mrs. Fazel and Mrs. Wilson
of Topeka. Mrs. Sinner. Mrs. Draut Mrs.
Taylor, Mrs. Collins, Mrs. PeckenpauSh
and Mrs. H c. Taylor. Mrs. Lee, assisted
by her daughter. Miss Dora Lee, served
the guests with dainty refreshments:
Troop No took their second swimming
lesson last Thursday at the Central Y N.
c. A. under the direction of their scout
orsdoI. Bradley Howell, clyde Redd.
Ernest Mayes. Clarence Romig. Paul
Wright. Clarence Mayes, Glenn Vanors-
Collins, Ted Burkhardt, Fred Ludington,
Charles Stanley. Carl Smlzer, Winfield
schehi and Earl Merricks
The Topeka District Epworth League
convention will be'in session Monday afte--
noon until Wednesday evening inclusive
at the Lownnan Hill NJ. E. church. Tues
day evening DIR. w. S. Burris of Cameron,
Mo. will address the young people and
Wednesday evening DR.. Clarence K VIII
large number of the Epworth League
members from the Oakland NJ. e. church
are planning to attend.
Mrs. James Osten of Plano, Ill, who 1S
visiting at the H. V. Scholes home, and
her father, Mr.. Hanchett, of Sweet Home,
Ore, Mr.. and Mrs. c. A.; Hooper will be
dinner guests Sunday at the Scholes home
on Oakland avenue.
Veta Tau Veta class of the First Chris
tian Sunday school will give a class party
next Wednesday evening at the home OF
Miss Agnes Ray, 259 Forest avenue.
Miss Madeline Scott and Miss Mildred
Scott returned to their home, Edgewood
farm today after a few days visit with
Mr.. and Mrs. W. H. Eastman, 1S3 OAK
land avenue.
who has been dangerously i'll since last
Wednesday, remains in serious condi-
The Oakland Equal Suffrage club will
have an important business meeting next
Monday evening at the home of Mrs. L.
A Sinner 191 Michigan avenue.
Mr.. woodruff and Mr.. Potter are plar-
ming to entertain the members of the Old
veterans club June "a at the Potter home
in celebration of both Mr.. Woodruff 3 aud
Mr.. Potter's birthday anniversaries.
Mrs. Onyett Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Davis
and daughter Hazel. all Of Topeka were
C. Huey at their home on Chester ave-
nue..
Seventh street will be the guests Sunday
at the E. H. Randall home on Green
street.
Mr.. Herman Stones mother of Lime
street spent few days this week at the
Stone home, $50 Green street.
The Helping Hand society of the Oak
land Christian church had very success
full ice cream social last evening at the
bandstand. The band played during the
evening and a large amount Of ice cream
was sold to the large crowd who enjoyed
the music.
Mrs Walters of East Topeka spent a
few days this week with her mother, Mrs.
Benedict.
The Ladies' Aid society of the Oakland
Presbyterian church gave ten cent tea
last Wednesday afternoon at the r. p.
Taylor home Chester avenue. The
Ladies Aid will meet next Thursday with
Mrs. Hawkins of AFTER avenue.
Mrs. J. L. Heller and Mrs. c. NJ.
Reaugh attended the all day union meet |
day in North Topeka.
Mrs. Schiller and daughters, Maude ard !
Dorothy, are spending a few weeks with |
relatives in Williamsport near Lawrence. |
Mrs. Gertrude Carver and daughters S.
Marie and Ruth. of Canton, Ill, will |
spend a few days next week with Mrs. |
Carver's parents, Mr.. and Mrs. John |
of Forest avenue.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. Andrews of AFTER ave- |
nue. are the proud parents of son, born |
Thursday.
Mr. and Mrs. v. A. willsey of Wabash I
avenue will spend Sunday at the Chss. /
Nichols home on West Second street.
Little Mary Gordon of Forest avenue /
will leave next week with her aunt Mrs. /
w. Gordon, for an extended visit in IIii- |
nois.