The Topeka state journal., 1914-02-07

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The Oakland Forestry club has is-
sued an exceptionally clever year book
for 1914. The club was organised in
1907 and it's motto is Large oaks
from little acorns grows" The Of
ficers Of the club are: President, Mrs.
vanorsdol: secretary. Mrs. E. A. Pc
Honorary members, Mrs. w. A. John
ston, Mrs. F. G. w. Travis. Mrs. w. L.
Bates and Mrs. John Seaman. The
program committee. Mrs. F. E. Brown.
Oliver. Mrs. J. L. Heller. Com
mittee on music. Mrs. c. r.
Reaugh, Mrs. J. c. Lingo. Mrs. R.
r. Taylor. Committee on civic i'm
provements. Mrs. Clara johnson. Mrs.
Will Vanorsdol, Mrs. John Stamn, Mrs.
R. p. TAYLOR. Mrs. o. M. Keats, Mrs.
H. T. Wordsworth and Miss Augusta
Waite. The club meets once month
and the following is the order Of busi-
ness: Reading of minutes. reports Of
paper, roll call. music and social half
hour. The next meeting will be held
Thursday evening, February 26. at the
home of Mrs. w. A. Oliver. 2O2 Arter
avenue. An appointed committee will
be in charge.
Inc DGlLA Alpha CltSS Ol tuG O4A.
land Presbyterian Sunday school met
Thursday evening with Miss Amy
Borvoick on Winfield avenue. After q
business meeting the evening was
spent in a social way, music being fur
nished by Miss Virginia Munson and
Miss Hazel Reese. The following
members Of the class were present:
Mrs. Charles s. Ash, Miss Irene Oak
ley, Miss Iva Caruthers, Miss Virginia
Munson, Miss Nell Taylor. Miss Flor
ence Draut. Miss Hazel Reese, Miss
Ruth Taylor. The class meets the first
Thursday night of each months and
the next meeting will be held with
Miss Iva Caruthers.
J. C. Lingo of Oakland avenue re-
turned last night from Wilson and
Wichita, where he has been visiting
an uncle and aunt whom he had not
seen in thirty-seven years.
Rev. I. H. Fuller returned yesterday
from Woodbine. Iowa, where he de-
livered two sermons. Rev. Mr.. Fuller
will have charge of the regular serv-
Mrs c. H. Nagle Of Chester avenue
is seriously i'll.
Mr.. and Mrs. Will Mohney of Rock
Creek are the parents of son. born
Friday morning. Mrs. Mohney is at
Foss, on Wabash avenue.
Claf ence Pate of Cherokee. Kan. who Is
suffering with an attack of smallpox. is
ciiia Embroidery Club Friday afternoon.
Nhs MS fSoTn n keiasy Mss were sSa~
Mrs. Mamie Miller, Mrs. Frank Jordan.
Mrs Oscar Nell Mrs rs Henry T'gn.s schulsr; ss
next meeting will be held with Mrs. NJ. T.
Kelsey on Arter avenue.
Ti hsVe chaTSs of the
morning service tomorrow at the Oakland
NJ: e. church. Special music by the choir:
her home on Arter avenue the past two
weeks. is improving.
The following friends surprised Mrs. W;
being her birthday anniversary: Mr.. and
Heron, Mr.. and Mrs James Mcneil Mr.
and Mrs. Fred Luenberger. Mr: and Mrs.
Rs1 Mr M5s Noer G Foyd AND ME-
Alex Brown. Mrs. Thornburg was the
recipient of numerous remembrances.
with s rSenmafism h IN % the past asst lew days, re- re-
mains about the same.
Mrs G. n o.e. f ~ wfG fR was week cated he tho e
death Of her brother-in-law. John Cub
bison will remain some time with rela-
The Young Peoples society of the Oak.
land Presbyterian church met last night
wth Tss ms SHe me%bers Mere pres
Miss sadie Richardson. Miss. Irene Oak
lev Miss Lillian Jessop. MISC Florence
Draut Miss Opal Draut. Mr.. r. r. Tay-
lor ar. ester Goddell. Mr.. James Hor-
ton Mr. Charles Iessop. Mr.. Lloyd Jessop
Mrs F. c. Miller who has been spend
ing the past three months with her son.
L. N ewss. and family OF Oakland ave-
nre, will return to her home In Garnett
the first of next week
Mics Helen F'ggs. who has been visiting
relatives in Kansas Citv the past two
weeks, returned yesterday.
Tango Stopped by LAW.
Norwalk, Wis, Feb. TAT a meeting
of fha xiIlaRe council here an ord. nancA