The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1912-08-31
OAKLAND NOTES.

OAhlLAND NO1E<Ss
Items for this column may be 'phoned
to 1915 or the State Journal office.]
The eighth annual reunion of school dis
trict No. Sc was held Friday at the home
of Mr.. and Mrs. H. G. Shore, 1928 Wabash
avenue. Social chats were Thoroughly
enjoyed in the morning and at one O'Clock
an elaborate picnic dinner was served,
after which roll call read by the
teacher, Mrs. Della Hunt Wade The fol-
lowing program was given: Song by the
school, reading, Jennie McCarter Morr1ss;
song, Florence Ludington; debate, Wo-
mans Suffrage, affirmative, Jas. Trout
man, and negative, William McCarter;
dialogue, Mrs. Jennie McArter Evans and
Mrs. Ella Wade Shore. A spelling match
between the pupils of district 30 ana the
visitors; address. and tenor solo, Jas
Troutman; song by the school; remarks
by a number of the school pupils. CLOSING
song by the school and visitors. The toI-
lowing officers were elected for the en-
suing year: Samuel Parr, president; MIS-
H. G. Shore, secretary, and W. f. NC
Carter treasurer. The following were pres
ent: Mr. and Mrs. James A. Troutman,
Mr.. and Mrs. Amos Beeler, Mr. ana Mrs:
w. E. McCarter, Mr.. and MRS. Samuei
Parr, Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Shuler' MI;
and Mrs. S. B. Wade, Mr.. and Mrs: FREQ
Ludington, Mr.. and Mrs. Smelser, Mr. ana
Mrs. j. E. Evans, Mr.. and Mrs. n. e.
Shore. Mr.. John Parr, Mr. .. X. Feak'
Mrs. Susan Pugh, Mrs. George Bass, MIS-
Minnie Pugh, Mrs. Jennie Morr1ss, MISS
Aileen Peak, Miss Mabel Beeler, MISS
Mary Shuler, Miss Myrtle Beeler, MISS
Florence Ludington, Miss Carrie lawson
Miss Ruth Parr, Miss Guenndolyn Beeler,
Miss opal Bass, Miss Dorothy Shuler ana
Master William Neale Bass
Mr. and Mrs. Roy K. putnam nave
moved from Wabash avenue to East BEL
mont avenue. Mr.. Putnam VIII leave
Monday for Ration, N. M, to remain.
Hubert Sund of AFTER avenue IS spenuihs
n few DAVIS with friends at Tecumseh
Mrs M. B. Peckenpaugh of Forest ave
nue. viii leave Tuesday for SENECA kans
to attend the marriage OF MISS f1uIId
Dugan and Mr.. Carl Carr. Mrs: Pecken n,
paugf will visit relatives ana Irlehos III
Seneca for a few weeks. -, -.
The boy scouts of troop NO. VIII meet
next Tuesday evening for Instructions.
The first patrol will meet at the nolLs
of Harry Doyle on Forest avenue secohu
and third patrols VIII meet az aYenI'e
win Vanorsdol's home on FOREST avenue
All members are urged to be present.;
The L. F. club of the Oakland M r.
Sunday school thoroushly r en1oyeet 'r The
Girls left at seven O'Clock and hikeo TO
Murphy's grove, Tecumseh, Where ' rHeS y
frain The following girls enjoyed tne
trin. Miss Ruth Parr, Miss A1leen Peah'
MIS- Renlah Hail. Miss Kildred koser'
Miss Bessie Galloway MISS ANNA AAoe - -'-'
Miss Elizabeth Bannon. .z. cs,,4
Az Ms NJ Bruner and Mrs Gertrude Grl III
fen and three Children of Seneca retuI h7t
to their homes Weoh Pscl1snpaugh family
visit with the M. B.
on Forest avenue. +,, hold a
rrI,a TovaI Temperance Legion helo
picnic Friday afternoon al tne svenue-
The following little tots were PTesen ~ =
! Irena Oakley, Hazel Conoway, FI0reh 1's
I.udington, Ruth NanqI s11 ,Ke1IeV. Ernest
S1oeIser BERT Ludington, 1heoqoIS Euu-
in9ton Gilbert Smelser, Bert Lu 'll,. eon
and Carl Ludington: MISS Nv " the nresi
$3.50 af the Z. II. l., Mrs Dora sinner.
ue Nj e T., Conoway, Earl Conoway ano
MISS tIolua ..s1 weeks with relatives and
spenolns Cnapa. Kan, will return home
this evening toto which was to
me or s,iven August 20, Will be helo
nav ~ - fternoon and evening at tne h
n -1SSr-io, home 1856 Chester avenue, NJ ,e
I,arobers are asked to be at tne iS 9o
home promptly at 'o9 +tended the county
the GEES ttis week will be given Inc
anointne nts of the super u % T,,ae
various oe ippaic supper will be served to
gay "a and their fam1nes anu
friends at seven cloch- % 41,t.s xraalr
paul CLAYTON spent the HrsI VI 'A-o
in Kansas City on business, g. A.
AZ NJ and Mrs Geo. E. Bell OF san Al, al
+oI,io Tex. who have been Visluns MI NE .
Bells sister, Mrs. !, Nj I1,i11 return to their
Graft the past month"; "
home Tuesday. - dauqhter Hattie
have returned from Gre isi+ine the past
where lHSS
five weeks. 1,.t T,,,ra II
NT;ssas Nav Wickham and BESSIE DuI al
bava returned to their homes IN roiiio 70 a.
It oF+er sDending a few days with
F Nam'' urine Mayes of Wabash avenue
Ar+t,,r Snider and Frank Webb or Ot-
80 are guests at the G. ID. Wepo ai'U
NJ tones homes few days
rba q. D. H. Embroidery CLUB VIII
,,aa+ next Tuesday evening with MISS
Eta Borst, 412 Popular street
Mrs J. N Graft entertained the PTS
ella Embroidery club Friday AFTERNOON a.
her home on Thomas evenue Inc l0!-
lowing members were present; MIS-; W:
NJ Amos. Mrs. Freeman Bell, MIS- Cnrlst
Gbriefensen, Mrs. r. L. HummelI, Mfs.
Sannie Miller, Mrs. Oscar Neil, Mrs. w.
= shaw Mrs Henry Shuler, Mrs Geo.
&c., Mrs W. G. Shaw, Mrs. r. Van
So~+ Mrs w J. Williams, Mrs. j. .
Wolff. Mrs. L. Biscoe and Mrs. Graft:
III, ~ t5,,ests of the club were Mrs. Bell anc
danp6fer Ruby of San Antonio, Tex
NJ M-g barker of Oakland, Mrs. Patterson
a sr1 damghter Leona of Cloud, Kan, Mrs.
Tack of Topeka, and Mrs. Graft OF Atch-
ison.
1Trs Bert Hummen and son LennOx,
Mrs L. Biscoe and Miss Virginia Biscoe
Iii ero to Kansas City Thursday to visit
feW days with relatives Mr.. and Mrs.
Part Humu1eu will leave Kansas City tho
first of next week for their future home
| in Arkansas
afternoon with Mrs. Geo. Gateclin at her
home on After avenue. Mrs Frank AxteI
. read an interesting paper on Hybridiz-
ing and the following ladies responded &c
roll cali with few remarks on New
] scenes Burbank Has Developed" Mrs