The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1912-11-16
EAST SIDE NoTEr

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Mrs. W. E. Butler. who underwent an
operation at St. Francis hospital last
week. has been taken to her home, AIS
Adams street. much improved.
Mrs Belle Davis, of Kansas City, was
the guest Wednesday afternoon of Mrs.
Andrew Losh. 632 Lake street.
Mrs Roy. Peterson entertained the
following girl friends. Thursday even
ing at her home. 1876 Grafton street, in
honor of Mrs Homer Pelton. q recent
bride. who left yesterday for her new
home in Horton, Kan: Miss Edna
Maher. Miss Ruth GaVitt, Miss Beulah
Bartelson, Miss Maude Burge, Miss
Josephine Jolley. Miss Edith Allen,
Miss Ethel Stuart. Miss Ethel Dodge.
Miss Ines Peterson, Miss Blanche
Dodge. Miss Ethel Peterson, Miss
Louise Wolcott. Miss Harriet Wood
ruff Miss Carol Gage. Miss Clara
Kruse Mrs Mae OFT. Mrs. Edna MARI
ing. Miss Blanche Sanders. Miss Myrtle
Beeler, Miss Elizabeth Meyers. Miss
Mabe! Wills Miss Grace McFadGen,
Ethel Hill. The girls gave Mrs. Pelton
two pairs of beautiful curtains as
token of their friendship.
Miss Ruth Hope. of East Tenth
street, is spending the weekend with
Miss Goldie Higgins at her home on
East Fourth street.
society. of the Third Christian church.
met last Thursday afternoon with Mrs.
Maude MaFray. at her home, 1713 East
Sixth street. and made final arrange
ments for their annual bazaar. to be
held Thursday. November 81. at the
home of Mrs. H J. Corwine. 1910 East
Third street: Mrs. Walter Mower, Mrs.
Frank Loud. Mrs. George Mabray, Mrs.
NJ. Snyder, Mrs NJ. Mabray. Mrs o. D.
Johnson. Mrs. H. ]. Corwine.
The following services will be held to-
morrow at the East Side NJ. e. church:
superintendent; public worship. IL a. m.
and 7:30 p. M, the pastor. Rev. D. A.
Shut. in charge. Special music by the
church choir. under the direction of
John Lungstrum. and the Male quartet.
Arrangements have been made by the
pastor and church board to hold re-
vival meetings each night the first week
in each month
The Lincoln Circle Sewing society
.ladies will have & special meeting Mon
day afternoon at the Lincoln Post hall
to prepare for the annual bazaar to be
given November 80.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. R. Smith, of 22S Han
cock street, left this morning for st.
Joseph, Mo. where they win visit re-
latives and friends two weeks
Miss Hazel Jolley. who has been
seriously ill the past week with blood
street. is rapidly improving. Miss Jol-
ley severely burned her hand last Tues
day evening while making candy, blood
poison setting in last Saturday. She is
now able to be around the house.
The Golden Rod Embroidery club will
have their next regular meeting De-
eember II. at the home of Mrs. Otis
Berryhill, 921 Jefferson street
Mrs ]. NJ. LETTERS, assisted by Miss
Ethel LETTERS, gave surprise party
Thursday night at her home, S24 JEFF
ferson street, in honor of her daugh-
ter Ferns thirteenth birthday anni-
versarY. The guests included Miss
Mae Howard, Miss Inez Nensbeards
Miss Margaret Page, Miss Marie New
conner, Mr.. Joe Abel, Mr.. Clarence
Anderson. Mr.. Lyle Benson Mr. Earl
Wood and Mr.. Walter Curtis.
Miss Hattie Land of BeIvidere
ILL.,, is visiting her aunt, Mrs. Mariah
Thomas, 707 Lawrence street.
The men of the Bible class of the
East Side NJ E. church are building
room on the southeast part of the
church, to be used for the Bible class.
The ladies of the class served dinner
and supper today for the men who
are doing the work.
The Westminster guild of the Third
Presbyterian church met last Thurs