The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1913-11-17
OAKLAND NOTES.
Items for this column may be teie-
phoned to 1915 or the State Journal onicel

Items for this column may be teie-
phoned to 1915 or the State Journal onice.l
The Ladies' Aid society Of the Oakland
M. E. church will give q tea Tuesday
afternoon at the home Of Mrs. Effie Nc
Caslin, corner Oakland and Thomas eve
nues, to which all ladies Of the church are
cordially welcomed.
The Standard Bearers class Of the Oak
land M. E. church met last TnuTsoay
Forest avenue. After short business
session a social hour was thoroughly en-
Ieery, Mrs. Betts. Mrs. Mott. Mrs. Hut
son. Mrs. Allison Mrs. Potter. Mrs. Kes-
sslIing. Mrs; Clayton, Mrs; Wolff WIS Ms
Mrs. Stackelbach and Mrs. Dressler.
The Ladies Aid society OF the Oakland 1aH,
Mrs. T. %e [. Massey on Michigan Avenue.
noon and evening Tuesday at the bazaar
at the Christian cfpurch.-Adv. -,
The weekly cottage PRAYER meeting VIII WI
home of Mr.. and Mrs. Guy Pepper, cor
ner Sardou and Forest avenue. A. cor
dial invitation is extended to any inter-
ested.
The Standard Bearers class and the
Good Samaritan class of the Oakland M:
Har shaTea b wiI W e1sa se Evening
Miss Marguerite Taylor of strait street
has returned from short visit with MISS
Della Cunningham at Meriden.
The 81. X. Teel family Of Wabash ave
nue. have recently purchased farm north
of Topeka and will make their nome
Ms. w. ]. Williams and son Augden Of
Forest avenue left Saturday for Ch1cagc.
where they will remain Tor an inoeiinile
Mrs. Roy Nelson of Winfield avenue has
returned from shcrt visit with her par
Mr.. and Mrs Richard Lesson and chill
Gren have returned from Coneyviile'
where they spent the weekend, Win ~ ~ Nj
Marvin Hawver entertained the follow.
his home on wabash avenue: Fern Brit
Elizabeth Allison. Bernice Denham, MI,
dTed Ricehurst Dorothy c; Jones' fan.s N Rmah
Vanorsdol. Buena Goodwin, Mildred
Goodwin, Gladys Buck. Joe Gordon Joar
Morthrop. Gilbert smelseri George w peaa;
Harry Hummer, Amen Hummer. Melvin
Hawver. The afternoon z. was spent pen a. IN
sisted during the afternoon by MISS Mar
g@e1ite Bower and Mss M rssdaH for ba
zaar at Christian church. Lunch served
curing the entire time.-Adv.
ss Eva Rssse 10 VIII r e be to a~nt Shore
; time.
Mrs; Collins Of Mic. Measa n a Mss K wss
Buechner in North Topeka.
Mrs D. Iden and daughters Gay and
Mrs J. c. Lingo on Oakland avenue
have returned to their home in Emporia:
turned from Pauline, where they visited
relatives a few days last week.
Mr.. nd Mrs. J. S. Taylor have returned
to their home on Oakland avenue. after q
snort visit with the J. c. Taylor family
in Granville.
Tuesday evening free entertainment
will be given at the Oakland Christian
church following the bazaar. feature
Of the entertainment will be "Edisons
Latest Invention" A cordial INVITATION
IS extended to the public.
Mrs. ]. L. Massey will entertain the
, Ladies' Aid society of the Presbyterian
church next Thursday afternoon at her
horne, A5 Michigan avenue.
Mrs. w NJ. Hartledge Of Forest avenue
and F. A. Brown and daughter OF To-
peka were guests the first of this week
+ of Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. Ralston on Win
field avenue.
Miss Ellen KEN of Topeka and Miss
lea Brown of Perry were guests last week
i Of Miss Julia Newell on Forest avenue.
| Councilman G. H. Ensign. handed in mis-