The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1913-11-01

home dressed in sheets and pillow
cases and marched through the house.
which the societies expect to give Tor
the young people Of the church during
the winter. The following were pres-
ent: Rev. and Mrs. I. Gilmore. Mr.
and Mrs George ". Adamson. ~.
w. s Gentry. Miss Ethel Spurlock.
Miss Frances Taylor, Miss Edith Root.
Miss Plummer, Miss Della Black, Miss
Floy Higgins. Miss Gladys corbin.
Miss Edith Williams. Miss Mile Wat
kins. Miss Esther Root. Miss Pearl
T1chnor. AiB Katherine Stephens.
Miss Ruby Wooley. Miss Grace Will
liams, Miss Laura Ross. Miss
Venice Adamson. Miss Furman'
Mr.. Lewis Brier. Mr.. Burwel Spur
lock. Mr.. John Rosen. Mr.. Joe Brier.
Mr.. Owen Geish, Mr.. Chas. Erallier,
Mr.. Clarence Lake, Mr.. Clarence
Rosen. Mr.. Walter Remainder. Mr..
Arch Kaye. Mr.. Harold Patterson.
man, Mr. Laurence Weiss and Mr..
Earl D. Coburn. Mrs. Furman was
assisted during the evening by Mrs.
Ross. Mrs. Weiss. Mrs. Coburn, Mrs.
Bostic and Mrs. Norwood.
At the masquerade dance given last
night by Columbia council No. 80. K
and L of g.. about three hundred
people were In attendance and at least
$50 masked. The hall was q profu-
sion of black and gold and the ban
quet hall was deliberately decorated.
Refreshments in keeping were served
/ in abundance.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ed Bower and Mr..
and Mrs. Ed Miller entertained the
following friends last at the
Miller home ON Lime street at q Hal
loween party: Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur
Wilson. Mr.. and Mrs. Thost BAXTER.
Mr.. and Mrs. L. Bechtel. Mr.. and Mrs.
william Morgan. Mr.. and Mrs. Willis
Webb. Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Lafferty.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jess Swagert. Mr.. and
Mrs. Rex Brill. Mr.. and Mrs. N. Hus-
band, Mr.. and Mrs. A. A. Rulings, Mr..
and Mrs. w. s. Hunter. Mr.. and Mira.
Wahln. Mr.. and Mrs. Bernard. Miss
Elizabeth johnson. Miss Hazel Col
dren. Miss Sarah Hupple, Mrs. Fisher
and Paul Aurell. Games and music
were played during the evening, prizes
being won by Mrs. Swagert, Mr.. Nor
gan and Mr.. Baxter. The house was
attractively decorated In black cats,
bats, lanterns and pumpkins.
Miss Geneva Purley of Fredonia.
Kan, Is visiting her aunt, Mrs. John
| Nelson. 403 Madison street. and other
relatives here for q short time
Tho Happy Hour club gave a Hal
| loween party Friday night for the
members and their families at the
Frank Blalock home on Sumner
| street The house was prettily dec
grated for the occasion and the even-
ing was spent in playing games and
music. The following were present:
MI. and Mrs. A. p. Wolff and daugh-
tiers Dorothy and Marie. Mr.. and Mrs.
T. Mott and son Warren. Mr.. and
Mrs. ]. Eddy and son Lawrence. Mr..
and Mrs. Addington and son Howard.
] Mr.. and Mrs. Merchany and children,
| Irwin, Thelma and Wamego. Mrs. A.
B. Carey and daughters Ida, Euntce
and Myrtle, Mr.. and Mrs. q. F. Wet
thing and children George and Do
! lores, and Mr.. and Mrs. Blalock and
sons, Milton and Forest.
The services for Sunday at the East
Side Nj. E. church: Sunday school
at 9:45; morning service at IL o'clock
and address by Miss Clementina But
Ter of Boston, who is attending the
missionary convention. The choir will
| furnish special music. There will be
| no service In the church in the even
ing, but the congregation will go in
| q h06v IN tha First NJ r. church.