The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1912-01-22
Christian Church to Organize
Mems Brotherhood.
Will Meet at Parsonage TOmOr-
row Night.
LASS TO GIVE PLAY.
Grant Seniors Will Appear in
Dramatic Effort.
Again North Side Defeats South
Side Club.

A meeting of the men of the Central
avenue Christian church will be held
at the home of Rev. David H. Lyon,
pastor of the church, at 1918 Central
avenue tomorrow evening. when
church brotherhood will be organized.
This organization will be like the
brotherhood of the First Chrlstlan
church and the mems societies III the
other Christian churches in Topeka.
Officers will be elected and constitu-
ton and bylaws will be adopted at the
meeting tomorrow evening.
When this is done, temporary
mems organization which has been in
existence for some time will be made
permanent For several months IN
der the leadership of four men, the
First ward with respect to membership
Of the church has been divided into
four pats, with a man at the head
of each division. 1t was the duty or
each to look after the men in his d1-
vision, note their attendance at church
and to take personal interest in the al
fairs Of those under his charge
Such will largely be the purpose OF
the brotherhood, only it will probably
do the work a little more systemau-
cally With a methodical brother
ing in view different committees, IN
Guiding a benevolent committee Will
likely be appointed from the members
of the proposed brotherhood.
The graduating class of the Grant
school will give a play Friday after
noon. the end of the winter term, at
the school 1.-The Teeth of the Gift
Horse is the title. 1t deals with an
old-fashioned woman, who has pre-
scented her wealthy niece and her hus-
band with a home painted vase. me
wealthy couple dispose OF the vase
but hearing of the aunts INTENDED VS.
it go to all kinds of trouble to get
duplicate of the gift she had present
ed. Miss Elizabeth Schenck Will be
the aunt, Miss Fern Barrickman, the
piece; Harold Warnock, the husband;
Thomas Westbrook, the butler, Chas-
Peyton. the brother of the niece and
Charles Williams, the friend of the
family.
Nv a score of 49S to ABB the North
Side Horseshoe Pitching club defeat
ed the South Side Horseshoe pitchers al
the fair grounds Sunday afternoon. ms
is the second victory for the Nortn
side against the South side, the nrst
game being played at the headquarters
of the former New Years day.
Sunday afternoon SIX teams were IN
the confess. The four best out or seven
games decided the winner Of each
Team. In Baer and Lincoln and Lor-
dan and Stansfield took four stralghts-
In an exhibition game, X X 6aeI'
captain of the North side team cereal tI.t
ed ri. c. Wright. three out OF TOUR
The score summarized follows: Al
lev. che first game, North slde: AdliS'
40 Meter SO; South side: Skene 80 LIT
lie 70 North side won in six garnes by
second game. North side: Jordan a.
stapsfield Al: South side. Lowe 70. bar
nett 21. North side won in four stralgnIs
~ Third game. North side: Baer Al; Lin
coin 40. south side: Barnett 16, Comp
ton %. North ride won by 81
Alley tive, first game, NorIh soc
mons 2s, Wright So. North side won by
Z second game. North side; II. DERRICK
80. G. Detriolx %; South side: simmons m
~ hurley 81. South side won by 40
Third game. North side: Reed "a,
Cressv 81: south side: Pinney 40, Little
A. south side won by So.