The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1913-01-23
EAST SIDE NOTES.
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uary, 1913. class of Lincoln school will be
held Friday morning, January "a, at
O'Clock at the school The Following pro-
gram has been arranged: Piano SOLO,
FWhen the Lights Are Low Miss Hen
Tietta Lungstrum; recitation, The
Heighth Of Abraham Lincoln, Ear,
Justice: recitation THE First Call
Francis Ulanperl; recitation. The
Barons Last BANQUET Medford Dugan;
recitation, THE Ride of Collins Graves.
Harold McMurtry; recitation, The Amer
lean Flag" Samuel Stephens; recitation.
The Black Fox" Matilda Stroup; plano
Kee; debate, Shall Immigration Be Fur
Their Restricted?" affirmative. Harosd
Steinraug, Arthur Saville; negative, Ada
Stevens, Henrietta Lungstrum- Shor1
talk TO the graduates and presentation
of diplomas, Prof. ". G. Magaw. The
following names are the young people
and win receive diplomas tomorrow:
Mary Matilda Stroup, Pearl Henrietta
Lungstrum, Ada Jeanette Stevens, Fran
ces UlamperI, Earl Bowen Wood, Arthur
Harold Saville, Samuel Stephens. Med
ford Dugan. Harold George McMurtry,
Harold Lewis Steinrauff, Robert Donald
Justice. The class colors are he1othrope
and white; flower, white rose; motto,
Education Leads to Success"
--r. and Mrs. J. w. Gibbons. jr.. Sl2
Madison street, are the proud parents or
a son, born yesterday
Mrs. Irwin Lewis and Mrs. Ed Whit
comb of Jefferson street were guests
Tuesday of Mrs. D. E. Lewis, AIS West
Locust street.
w Upper of TIA East Crane street.
who has been seriously ill the past week
is slowly improving.
Stanwood Chase youngest son of Mir.
and Mrs g. Chase of 719 Lawrence street.
who has been in Kansas City the past
few months on business is now in Chi
cago. where he has accented position
as llthograph engraver, and will remain
there.
Mrs Samuel Cunningham entertained
the Vespucian club this afternoon at her
home, 1906 East Eighth street
There will be a special meeting of the
Tecumseh Changers in their hall Friday
evening at s o'clock. Important business
and ali members are urged to be present.
John Black of oregon, ILL.,, is a guest at
the J. H. Weaver home, Shady Glen farm,
Tecumseh.
Mrs John Weekes entertained at a
birthday party Wednesday in honor of
day. The invited guests were: Elizabeth
Dorothy Melton. Ralph Mitchell,
Willie Dumars. Merle Stoner, Mary i'll
ley. Bonnie Johnson. Thelma Snyder,
Norman Snyder. Malcolm Robinson,
Hazel Swanson, Rosie sWorthington,
Harry Dawdy, Elsie Dawdy and Hazel
of Paxico.
Mrs. W. H. Redenbaugh of Deer Creek
farm has returned from Mcfarland,
where she spent a few days with her SIG
ter, Mrs. Walter Cox. and family.
Mr.. Carlson. who has been suffering
with blood poisoning at his home in Ie-
is reported much improved to-
day.
The graduating exercises at Branner
scnoo1 will be held Friday afternoon at 2
, cloc--. January "a, at the school house.
The following program will be given:
Duet, Miss May Steadman and Miss
Everett; song. ''Old Black joe by the
school; reading, by request, Miss Bresette;
solo, Forgotten" George Adamson: ad
iress, T. A. McNeaI; duet, Crossing
he Bar" Miss Bartell. Mr.. Adamson;
presentation of diplomas. Prof H. w.
ZONES: banjo song by the school. The
school room has been attractively deco
'ated in the class colors, red and white,
Ind also a profusion of flowers. The foi-
owing will receive the diplomas tomor-
'ows: Donald Alexander, Sicily Allison,
trace Arnold, Louise Arthur, Emel Bech-
Ell, Lola Blansett, Blanch Bothem, Carl
Vera Furman, Terrell Candy
2eba Gaunts, Glenn Harris. Arthur john
ION. Martha Marsh, Florence McBroon;
louise Meyer. Jennie Peterson, Alvin |
2itts, Lester Sawyer. George Sherman |
Beatrice Shields, Frank Sieber, Laura +!
simpson, Harold Staten, Walter Sloan |
emma Snyder, May Steadman, Albert |
Warren, Mabel WEIGH. Leonard Wilson, |
Homer Wright.
The East Side w. C. T. L. will have |
heir regular meeting Friday afternoon at |
he home of Mrs. Mailman, 1913 Eas+ |
'iXth street, al 80. All East side ladies |
Interested are cordially invited