The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1913-05-24
EAST SIDE NOTES.
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Prince NIohomet pullman of India Will
speak at the Third Christian church sun
and Murder He will be dressed IN ms
native garb and will tell interesting 1dcts
about the customs and dress of the people
of his country. ,-,.,
The Westminster Guild of the Third
PRESBYTERIAN church will meet next 1ueS-
day afternoon instead of Thursday VIII
Mrs Ivan Haggard at her home, 100 f1ar-
rison street -,
Mrs. J. c. Gentry, who is seriously i'll at
her home. 440 Scotland avenue, Is reporteu
in a serious condition
Mr.. and Mrs Floyd Mosher of 6li Bran
ner street are the proud parents OF
daughter born Thursday, TO whom they
have given the name of Evelyn Cornel1a
Mrs Thomas Mccartney, 6l5 west Ihlrd
street who has recently undergone SCI
ond operation, is reported recovering
Mrs. c. PringIe of East Tenth street
who has been seriously i'll with blood
poisoning in her hand, is reported lmproV-
ing nicely -. e,.,.,r7 a,,e-ua
who has been i'll some time, remains ABOUT
'ii Tbe Lotus Embroidery club will meet
newt Tuesday afternoon with Mrs. CharleS
Cole, TOS Lincoln street. - full attend
ance Is desired as the election of officers
The Pythian sisters. Temple No. ,, will
hold their regular meeting this evening at
the K. p hall The report will be given
from the grand lodge meeting, winch was
held in Emporia the first OF the week-
Mrs. John Alexander was the repreSeu-
Mrs. Charles Fuller of Emmett street has
received word of serious INJURIES 10
her son HaTve, who met with an acNiue'A'
in ottawa a few days ago 49,.
Mrs Frank Davis, 500 Branner street
was the guest Thursday of Mrs b IL
Porter. 49,, Lost
night at the Third Presbyterian church
was well attended and Is reported a u
mad charge of the entertainment for the
evening . ho-
returned from Baldwin, where she visited
relatives and friends the first OF TINS
week. o,,,.,
church Robert F. ('tBob'O L asker, register
of deeds will give an interesting talk on
"A Trim Through China" Mr. Tasker VIII
tell of his actual experiences which prom
Use to be very interesting. The puohc Is
n. -. Studevant, 421 East Tenth street,
has returned from Emporia. where he spent
a few days this week attending the grand
lodge meeting of the Knights of Pythlas-
Mrs Laura Verlin. of Usage CITY. Is
visiting her mother. Mrs. SHOOK ana SIS
Ter Mrs. Flora Elliott, of Lake street, for
an extended time -,
,lrs f. ]. Smith, S3I Madison street Will
return Sunday evening from Kansas CITY
and Chicago, where she has been visiting
her daughters the past six weeks
The funeral of James D; Wilson Viii be
Sunday afternoon at o'clock.
Mrs William Holloway of 42l East
Eighth street entertained at dinner last
last evening in honor of Mrs a. A. Adair
and family, who leave within a few days
for Barstow. Cal where they will make
their home.
Miss Mary Cunningham of LOS East
Eighth street is visiting relatives and
friends in Ottawa for a short time.
The regular services will be held tomor
row at the East Side NJ f. church. Sun
day school at 9:45; morning service at IL
o. clock; Junior League al go; Epworth
League at Z o'clock and public worship at
o'clock There will be special music
both morning and evening by the choir,
under the direction of John Lunsstrum,
choriste--
The gradua ting exercises at the Bran
ner school will be held at the school house
next Thursday morning at 9:15 o'clock
The following viii receive their diplomas:
Naomi SheafCr. Gladys Ritts, Irene
lunch Vesta holland, Dorothy Adamson.
Iva Van Cleve, Edna Bachus. leila Mel
o,,rn Vada Sanford Pearl Cloud. Esther
Everett. Willard Mowrer. George Newell,
william Meakin. Irving Peterson. Clifford
,,orte Ben Schooler. Morris Swearengen.
Harry French. Tie class colors are red
and white and the class flower the red
rose. The piaylet Jones Ver>us Jinks