The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1913-02-08
EAST SIDE NOTES.


Button, who has been ill at her home, s.
Chestnut street. for some time.
Pythian Sisters of Temple No. Will
give tacky party this evening at the L.
L. hall All knights and sisters in tie
CITY are cordially invited to attend A
prize will be given to the one dressed the
tackiest-
The Lotus Embroidery club will have
valentine party for the members and IN
vited friends next Friday evening at the
home of Mr.. and Mrs George Nillee, S9
Adams street.
The Fraternal Brotherhood will give
lodge dance for the members and their
friends next Wednesday night, Feb. u, at
the Moose hall. 112 East Seventh street
Mrs. John Owens entertained the Social
Hour club Thursday afternoon at her
home, 800 Chandler street
Roy Yewell, who has been in the COM
pany hospital the past week on f aGeon UNI
been taken to his home. much improved
Word has been received here that tie
two children of Mr.. and Mrs. Will Wood
lone with the measles.
James Smith of Highland Park has re
turned from Marshall county, where NJ
visited relatives.
Mrs Chas Sheaffer entertained thc
Belvoir Literary society at her home on
Republican avenue last Wednesday after
noon. The following ladies were present
Mrs. Bye-s, Mrs Cook, Mrs. RALPH
E,Ierick Mrs. Gillard, Mrs. Grant Gill,
Mrs. c Haines. Mrs. Samuel Iwig, Mrs.
Charles Linge, Mrs. ID Mattingly, Mrs
Frank Meyers and Mrs. Shaeffer. Guests
Mrs. G. Mattingly and Mrs Ethel Mat
tingly. Mrs. Frank Myers was taken into
the club as new , member t,IitI, The mex
Stafford at her home on Republican ave-
nue..
At the regular meeting of the Epworth
League of the East Side NJ. E. church
Sunday evening at $50 the following ne
ly elected officers will be installed: Pre5i-
Schrader: second vice, Henrietta Lung
struTn; third vice, Gladys Ritts; fourth
vice, Clyde Morris; secretary, MorIis
Swearengen: treasurer, Ray Pringle.
The Nesta Embroidery club will have
their annual valentine party Friday even
ing for the club members, their families
and invited friends at the A. E. Wideau
home on Sumner street.
The little daughter OF Mr.. and Mrs.
seriously i'll with double pneumonia.
Mrs. NJ. DiIls of Reno street was called
to Missouri yesterday by the death of
Mrs. Edward Flood of Wakarusa is Wis
iting her sister. Mrs. e. L. Jones, and
family of Freeman avenue for a few
days.
Ny. and Mrs. J. H. Weaver will enter
tain the Harmony Card club this evening
at their home, Shady Glen farm, Te-
mseh.
The Sunday school board of the East
Side NJ. f. church will have their regular
monthly meeting Monday evening at the
church
airs. Edgar Pringle. who mas been seri-
ously i'll at her .-ome, 1913 Fast Tenth
Mrs. John w. Owen entertained the c.
W. B. NJ. society of the Third Christian
Chandler street: The following ladies
were present: Mrs. c. E. Yewen, Mrs
Charles Sheafor, Mrs. w. Schneider, Mrs.
Noah Foutch. Mrs. Chas. Horn, NJ. s.
Frank Coulter. Mrs. Charles Laird, Mr..
w. Sawyer, Mrs. James Mullin, Mrs.
oaEen and Miss Florence MOWER
The young people of Highland Park will
meet this evening at tire A. B. Smith
home and organize literary society. All
young people of that community are
vited to attend.
Mr.. and Mrs. Peter Plamondon WI.
celebrate their golden wedding annivei-
sary next Wednesday afternoon and even
ing. February j., at their home 1IJl
Quincy street. No invitations have been
issued and all friends of the couple are
cordially invited to call A large numb y
of relatives from Chicago and Mrs. Lizzie
Mcclure of Milwaukee Wis, are expect
Mrs Plamondon have lived in Topeka Tor
number of years and their list OF
friends. which is an exceptionally long
one. will make the affair a large one.
Mr. and Mrs. Walter Yount of Dodge
City have come to spend indefinite
time with their daughter. Mrs. e.
nue..
S, B. Weaver 79s Grafton street viii
spend Sunday with his family. Mr..
City.
Mr.. and Mrs Frank Smith entertained
the following young people last Thursday
night in honor of their daughter Mary-s
birthday anniversary: Miss Nesta holland
Miss Cecil Mcdonald. Miss Mabel Neu-
Debolt. Miss Alice Magee. Miss Iva Van
Cleave. Miss Ada Mcdonald. Mr.. Herbert
I lTnIsa Mr., ~, Charles Thompson NJ Vile
Smith. Mr.. Earl Tucker. Mr. Waite.
Hicks, Mr. Clarence Constalk, Mr.. Archie
Smith, Mr. George Magee. Mr.. George
Mcconnell, Mr. Robert Woodward, Mr.
Roy Debolt, Mr.. Ora Debolt Mr. Ray
Smith, Mr. Albert Smith. MIR and Mrs.
spent playing games and Delighted
evening was enjoyed by those present.
Mistletoe Embroidery club next Thursday
afternoon at her home. 14O Logan street
Miss Esther Everett will entertain ne9
Sunday school class of the Third Presby-
terrain church this afternoon at her home
on Leland street Miss Alma Bartell is
teacher.
Frank Coulter returned yesterday from,
Purcell. Okla. where he has been work
ing several months. Mr.. Coulter had one
of his fingers nearly cut off in an acct
dent.
The Westminster Guild of the Third
Presbyterian church viii meet with the
president, Mrs. George Furman, SOL
Chandler street, next Thursday aftei :
noon.
fined to her home on Norton street witt,
attack of rheumatism, is reported
slowly improving.
Mrs Marian Thomas is confined to her
home, 707 Lawrence street with an ar
tack of the grip.
The Ladies' Auxiliary to the Moose viii
hold their regular meeting next FSidav
afternoon at the Moose hall 112 East
Seventh street The meetings will be he'd
each Friday afternoon.
The Junior society of the Third PresbT-
terrain church have postponed the enter
tainr,rent which, thew intended giving next
Tuesday evening at the church
count of the RiddeIl lectures which are
now in rrog-ess at the Auditorium.
Mrs George Wood. who is confined TO
her home, SIG Monroe street. is reported
SLIGHTLY improved
Regular services will be held tomorrow
at the East Side NJ Z. church Sunday
school at 9:45; public worship at II a. M
ana 7:30 p. m. by the pastor, Rev. D. A