The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1913-02-15

Wolff, Miss Frances Jones, Miss LOIS
Jury, Miss Doris Wolff, Miss Ethel Good
Jones, Mr.. Paul Widau, Mr.. Harold Jury,
Mr.. Teddy Gross Mr.. Leslie Goodrich
Prizes were won by Mr.. T. H. Barnes
and Mrs. Goodrich
The RustIers' class of the Third Chris
tan church Sunday school will give a
church, to which the public is cordially
invited. A delightful program has been
arranged, and general good time fos
everyone is guaranteed.
Mrs. James Smith lett today for Frank
fort to attend the funeral of her sister.
Las night at the Highland Park school
house a playlet by a number of the High
land Park people was given. The room
was packed and by the applause of the
interested audience the affair a sue
cess. Music was furnished by Miss 1rma
Ferguson and Miss Ruth Smith A read
ing which was highly appreciated was
given by Miss Louise Smith. The playlet.
- Heart of a Hero" was well given
and each did credit to his respective part.
The following is the cast of characters
Gilbert Westover, Esq, ]. NJ. Kessler;
Denten. c. B. Bruhrer; Arnold Payne,
Carl Kaserman; Cyrus Bodkin, E. Luen-
Bruhrer; Caroline westover, Mrs. G. Il.
Bruhrer; Salina, Mrs. ]. Thompkins;
Tillie Sloan, Miss Elsie Case; EN-, half
witted girl, Miss Pearl Shaul- A gre at
deal of the success of the affair is due to
Mrs. o. Shaul. who successfully coached
the members Of the cast.
is confined to her home with throat
trouble.
Mis- Winona Watts entertained the
Cleaners class of the Seward avenue NJ.
E. church last night at her home on En-
NETT street at a vanlentine party. The
following members and invited friends
were present: Miss JOY Elliott, Miss
Ruby Leonard, Miss Esther Eicher, Miss
Gladys Burton, Miss Ruth Parr. Miss
Miss Winona Watts. Mr.. Roy Derby. Mr..
Charles Fuller, Mr.. Joe Higgins, Mr.. Glen
Wolf and Mr.. Hillary. Watts. The ever
ing was spent in playing games and
music and a valentine box was the
feature of the evenings entertainment.
Mrs. ]. c. Everett is quarantined at her
home on Leland street with her daughte-
Helen who is sick with an attack of the
measles.
Sixth street. who underwent an operation
st. Francis hospital the first of the
week, is reported slowly improving.
Mrs. Edgar PTingle and little Elizabeth
French have gone to Chillicothe, Mo, IL
visit relatives for a few weeks.
The Westminster Guild of the Third
Presbyterian church met last Thursday
afternoon with the president Mrs. George
Furman S31 Chandler street The follow
Haggart, Mrs. George Mckee. Mrs. f. Fl.
Coburp. Mrs. A. P. Wolff, Mrs. NJ. Buck,
Mrs. Thomas Roe, Mrs. Noble, Mrs
Lewis Luthey, Mrs. j. c. Everett, Mis-
Brown. Mrs w. G. Barker and Mrs.
Furman Mrs. Furman was assisted dur
ing e afternoon by Miss era Furmdn
and Miss Esther Everett.
The Golden Rod Embroidery club met
last .Tednesday afternoon with Mrs. "
Holme- at her home. AS Leland street.
Games were played during the afternoon.
Mrs. Frank Davis winning the prize. The
following members We're present: Mrs.
Frank Morris. Mrs. Charles Cole, Mrs.
Frank Davis, Mrs J. ]. Williams, Mrs.
10y Bunds, Mrs. Alva Hoverstock and
Mrs. Holmes Mrs. Hoverstock was takel.
into the club a member.
The Needle Craft Embroidery club met
at the home of Mrs. Hicks on Lime street
Friday afternoon. Those present were:
Mrs. Shaw. Mrs. Stitt. Mrs. Sawyer, Mrs.
McJones. Mrs. Purdy, Mrs. Clifford, Miss
Maybel Purdy, Miss Margaret Shaw and
Mis-. Hicks. The next meeting will be
held with Mrs. Clifford of Lake street.
surprise birthday celebration was
held all dav Friday at the home of Mr..
and Mrs. Dan Fry on Hancock street
The affair was given in celebration of
Mrs Fry's birthday and Mrs. Nancv
Doyle's ninety-second birthday. The fol-
lowing relatives were present: Mr.. and