The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1913-06-11

spent Sunday with Miss Grace Webb at
her home in Williamstown.
Mr.. and Mrs. Alfred Cross of Highland
Park and children were the guests of his
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. E. Cross, 625 Lime
street, Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. D. C. Duncan of Upland,
Kan. Mrs D. c. Beeler of Junction City
and Miss Markaret McKeever of Wake
field returned to their homes today, after
son and family of IA Scotland avenue.
A very pleasant surprise was given yes
terday in the East Side NJ. E. church for
Mrs. Mary Mayhall. who has been mem
Der of this church for the past % years
and who leaves tomorrow to make her
home with her daughter, Mrs. Eva De-
moss. in Portland, Ore. The ladies came
with well filled baskets and the lecture
room was made into a dining room and
the long tables were beautifully decorated
with cut flowers and a bountiful spread
was served. Those present were: Mrs.
Stevens. Mrs. Miles Stephens, Mrs. Amos
Beeler. Mrs. Alice Brit, Mrs. OlEnstead.
Mrs. Cunningham, Mrs. Charles Swearin-
Wilmot. Mrs. Irish. Mrs. Long, Mrs.
Miller Mrs. Husband. Mrs. Johnson, Mrs.
Hope. Mrs. Saunders, Mrs; Charles
Sheafor, Mrs. Harry Sheafor, Mrs. Nor
ris. Mrs. Davis. Mrs. Ragsdale, Mrs. l..
Candy. Mrs. Thomas, Mrs. James, Mrs.
Donnelly, Mrs. Charles Miller, Mrs. Barr,
Rhodes, Mrs. w. n. Rhodes. Mrs Boren,
Shaffer, Mrs. W. Webb. Mrs. Darby. Mrs
Mrs Garrett Miss Rose Garrett, Miss
Mildred Bradley. Miss Naomi Sheafor. DR..
Weeks and Rev. Mr.. Shut After dinner
Rev. Mr. Shut made pleasant talk for
the company in bidding Mrs. Mayhall
goodbye and the following verses Were
written on the blackboard by Mr.. Ed
Miller: Once again We assemble here.
with this friend We love dear Who will
soon from US depart. But we'll remember
distant land. But she will ever remember
this little band of friends that she leaves
behind. who knows she's loving. true and
kind But the best of friends must some
time part. Which brings sorrow to our
hearts and to bid goodbye to this friend
We love. but whom we hope to meet in
the land above. So now. dear friends
both great and small We bid farewell to
Sister Mayhall. This is the place we love
you see; So come on one and all And eat
your dinner with Mrs. Mayhali.
George Thompson of Krebs Okla. who
has spent the past week with Mr.. and
Mrs. Henry Winfield, III Lime street left
yesterday for Warrensburg. Mo. to visit
relatives for few days before returning
Mondy at the East Side NJ. E parsonage
Miss Leora Raines of Williamstown. KAN
and Mr. Earl Brown of Perry: Kan. were
united in marriage by Rev. Mr.. Shut.
Miss Esther Everett was give a surprise
yesterday by the Junior Endeavor society
of the Third Presbyterian church at the
street She was presented with beauti-
full book in which each member of the
society had written their name. Miss
Everett leaves with her parents for Paola
where her father has accepted the pas
torate of the church and will be greatly
missed by all the young people of the
church. She being a lovely alto singer
helped in every department OF the church
work Those present were: Leora Holli-
way Dorothy Adamson. Katherine Bross-
mer. Doris White, Amy Bender. Effia
Reser. Estella Letucks. Ruth Chandler.
Laura Crowder. Helen Alexander: Hazel
Murphy. Gladys Norton. Alma HeIwfg,
Venice Adamson Edith Root, Esther
Everett. Eva Flintham Norma Ash.
Ralph Bier. Milton Dealy, Edgar Bender
and Dudley Wilson.