The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1914-06-06
EAST SIDE NOTES.
Items for this column may be
phoned to 1915 or tho State Journal
office.

The graduating class of Branner
school held their exercises yesterday
morning and as 1t was the tenth an
niversary of Prof. H. w. Jones as
principal. the program was lurr'sneo
by graduates during the past ten
years. The class of June, 1914. pre-
scented Prof. Jones with ''two sermon
al Bibles and Vernon Lichtenstern
on behalf OF the class made the pre-
sentation In q few well chosen re-
the third grade presented Mr.. Jones
with a beautiful stickpin on behalf
Of the school. The following program
was given: Piano duet. Emma Snyder
and May Steadman; prayer by Kew.
Cornish; recitation. vada Stanford
Doris McAllister: song, THE Perfect
Day." by Branner school. Piano solo.
Clyde Morse; recitation, Verna Rake:
plano solo, Mrs. Georgia Lambert
Jones: class day address. Miss Lena
Bresette; piano ;. SOLO vera Fu nchan,
Piano solo. Florence McBroom: song
Mary Cunningham; class history.
Florence Sylvester; secretary OF the
class: song, 'Branner School,. by the
school: presentation of diplomas to the
following graduates: Laura Crowder.
Florence Kay. Eva Havens. Alma
Porsch. Inez Wells, Margaret Snyder.
Vera Lowe, Leah Ossie Rake. Rhooa
Carruthers. Emma Kragon. Florence
Sylvester, Mabel Burkland, Anna
johnson. Abel White. Ethel MayhaI.
John McNeeley. Geo. Brosamer. Cliff
ford Taylor, Vernon Lichtenstern. Ce-
Gil Corwin. Ambrose Hickey, Webb
Helwig, Raymond Lemley, Raymond
Martin. Paul WEIGH, Clyde Clark. Ce-
Allen by Prof. Jones. Benediction.
Rev. Gilmore.
The annual "Old Soldiers Flag day.
meeting Of the brotherhood OF the
Third Preubyterian church will be held
next Monday evening in the church.
Uriah earle and G. Slower have charge
of the program which insures an in
teresting meeting to which all men,
bers of the brotherhood IL expected to
attend.
The Queen Esther class of the Third
Christian Sunday school gave a fare
we'll party last night for Marie Att
man at her home 314 Branner street,
who leaves today for California to
spend the summer. Those present
were Eva Ravens. Wilma Blevens.
Florence Duncan. Leah Ossie Rake.
Esther Ford. Mildred Bradley, Evelyn
Moses, Laura Crowder. Gladys Wright.
Naomi Sheafor. Hazel Cox and Marie
Altman.
The Golden Rod club met Wednes-
day afternoon with Mrs. Harry Me-
Nalr, 5lS LOCUST street ana nIS. j. y.
Williams and Mrs. Claude Daugherty
won the prizes: The following were
present: Mrs. Frank Davis. Mrs. Nora
Harmon, Mrs. Henry Huber. Mrs.
Frank Morris, Mrs. Fred Prosser.
Mrs. Walter Shine, Mrs. J. H. Tay-
lor, Mrs. J. ]. Williams, Mrs. Claude
Daugherty, Mrs. Harry McNair and
Mrs. Cogshel1. The next meeting will
be held with Mrs. Frank Morris.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Huber enter
tanned the Golden Rod card club last
Thursday evening at their home, 515
Locust street and Mrs. Mason and Mr..
Fred Prosser won the prizes. Those
who played were Mr.. and Mrs J. H.
Williams. Mr.. and Mrs. Walter
Shine. Mr.. and Mrs. J. H. Taylor. Mr..
and Mrs. Fred Prosser. Mr.. and Mrs.
Frank Morris. Mr.. and Mrs Dora Ham
mond. Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Davis, Mr..
and Mrs. Cogshell, Mr.. and Mrs. Ma
son. Mr.. and Mrs. Henry McNair and
Mr.. and Mrs. Claude Daugherty.
The Belvoir literary society will
have its regular. business meeting
next Wednesday afternoon with Mrs.
Curry at her home on Highland ave.
nue..
Mrs. Frank Morris will entertain
the Lotus club at her home on Reno
street, next Tuesday afternoon.
Miss Lulu Lyons, 121 Huntington
avenue returned yesterday from Over
brook. where she spent the past week
with relatives.