The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1914-10-01

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The Ladies' Aid society of the Third
Christian church held AN all day
meeting at the church yesterday.
Those present included: Mrs. w. L.
Ravens. Mrs. Frank Coulter. Mrs E.
B. Jolley, Mrs. Warmer. Mrs. Bryant.
Mrs. Sarah Altman. Mrs. Rollo Stock
well. Mrs. william Brizendine, Mrs.
Thomas, Mrs. John Woens, Mrs. Tay-
lor, Mrs. J. J. Corwine. Mrs. Wilder.
Mrs. Chas. Bradley, Mrs. Chas Sheaf-
or, Mrs. Montgomery, Mrs. Barnes and
Mrs. James Cornish.
Topeka Temple No. 10 Pythian Sis
meeting Saturday night in the K. p.
hall.
Mr. and Mrs. Ed McI.ain and sons
have returned from Paxico, Kan,
where they spent the weekend with
relatives.
The vesta club will have an al-day
meeting Friday, Oct. 9. at the home
with. Mrs. A. P Wolff, Mrs. G. r.
Gross and Mrs. Jury as hostesses.
Miss Ethel A. letters and Mr.. Will
liam Edison Ninemires both Of Topeka.
We're Joined in marriage last evening
at brides home. S1S jefferson street.
1ne REV. r. Irwin 0llmOre Oh rHSt
Presbyterian church read the beautiful
Presbyterian service. Many friends
present. Bride was beautifully gowned
in white. wearing a long bridal veil.
and carrying huge bouquet on her
arm. The father of Miss LETTERS gave
the daughter away" The ring cere-
mony was used Guests and friends
were treated to refreshments.
Mrs w. H. WATSON will entertain
the members Of the L. A. H. club Fri
day afternoon at her home in Clay
street.
A progressive missionary tea was
given Wednesday afternoon at the
Third Presbyterian church under the
auspices of the Missionary society.
Four tables were used where the var
iOus courses were served and at each
table the various departments were
explained and discussed. At the first
table the cradle roll under the direc-
ton of Miss Hill, the extension depart
ment. Mrs. Flintham. presiding. the
missionary literature table, Mrs. Bar
ker in charge, and the Bible study and
finance with Mrs. Brown and Mrs
Patterson in charge. The affair
which was a decided success, was in
charge Of Mrs. John Norton, chair
man. assisted by a number of young
girls. Those who called during the
afternoon included: Mrs. John Alex.
Mrs. Greer, Mrs. Adamson. Mrs
Weise,, Mrs. Petchner of Springfield
Mo-, Mrs. Fountain. Mrs. Belle Cole
Mrs. Neese. Mrs. Briar, Mrs. Brown
Mrs. Busby, Mrs. Kaye. Mrs. Massey
Mrs. Gilyeat. Mrs. Norton, Mrs
Thomas. Mrs. Noels. Mrs. Purdy, Mrs
Ross. Mrs. Mummery. Mrs. Norwood
Miss Lora Ross. Miss Alice Ellenbor
ger, Miss Lucille Rain, Miss Haze
| Robins. Miss Clara Blythe. Miss Hill
| Mrs. Patterson. Mrs. Barker. Mrs
Flintham. Miss Karrmier, Mrs. Shan
non. ~,-
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Morris will en-
| terrain tn. Golden God Card club to
night at their home in Reno street.
| Mr.. and Mrs.. Henry Lauver hav,
| returned from Ozawxie, where the.
| attended the Dunkard convention !;
| few days this week. Mrs. Smith, VIII
accompanied them, will return with
in a few days.
| About fifty attended the box socia
given by the Mems Bible class of tn
Third Presbyterian church last night
A number Of readings were given b,
Miss Alice Ellenberger and Miss La
Won Adamson and Mr.. George Adam
son sang. The male quartet of tn
church also furnished music.
! Mr.. and Mrs. L. b. Petchner o