The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1914-04-04
EAST SIDE NOTES.
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mrs. ". L Jury OF rWiss avenue enter
tained the L A. H. club 1t her home On
Mrs Cxener. Mrs Thompson, Mrs.. Dan,
Mrs. WATSON. Mrs. Andersen, Mr1. Tel.
Mr. EaLsJcnea. Mrs. Camp. Mira Glenn.
6kidmore. Mrs.. Brit and Mrs. Jury. Mfs..
Farquer was guest of the club.
Ralph Maxwell Of Kansas City. Mo-. II
spending few days with his Brand-
parents Mr.. and Mrs. Maxwell q
Mr. Andrew Galutia Of Usage City.
Kansas. and Miss Sarah e. Th0mpson. Of
Poplar street. were quietly married Thurs
Rev. Psferson. p a s.l q the 6sli.nd Il
E. church. Mr. And Mrs Galut1a WIN
make their home = osaEe City. -
Mr.. and 1ns. Albert Carney Of TWi14
avenus are the parents OF = SON. born
MR.. and Mrs Roy Durham have
changed their residence from Twiss ave-
nue. to- Chester street.
The vesta Embroidery club win meet
Friday afternoon with Mrs. Wahl, At her
home, $40 Buchanan street.
Mrs. Sondergard Of Seward avenue en-
tertained the East Side Embroidery club
Friday evening with the following MEM
Miss Beruice Peterson, Miss Genevieve
Esplin. Miss Mabel Cremer, Miss Louis
Hawk, Miss Anna SondeTgard, Miss Anna
Shaw. Miss Amanda Isaacson, Mrs. Fred
Isaacson, Miss Francis Jones, Mrs. John
Isaacson and Mrs. Sondergard.
Holy week services will be observed At
the Third Presbyterian church on Tues
day. Wednesday, Thursday and Friday
OF next week. The Rev. Joseph Hicks,
pastor of the Second Presbyterian church.
emit and BRING their friends. Good a. music s.
at all services.
The East Side M. E. church will hold
their regular Sunday school at 9:46 sum
day morning at 10 o'clock. Rev. T. !
Ream. state district superintendent will
preach Communion service will be OBJ
served At o'clock DIR. Wilbur Mason
OF Baker university Will deliver an ad-
dress.
The c. w. B. M. of the Third Christian
| church met Friday afternoon with Mrs
Sawyer at her home on Lake street. The
following were present: Mrs Brixendine
Mrs. Yewell, Mrs. Newland. Mrs. Owens
Mr.. Beeler, Mrs. Bradley, Mrs. Corwin
Mrs. Altman, Mrs. Simons, Mrs. Mowrer
| Mrs. Laird. Mrs. Shaner and Mrs. Cor.
niSh.
The Bellevue Literary club were enter.
tanned Thursday afternoon by Mrs. +. e
| The members present were: Mrs. Ed
Thomas, Mrs. living. Mrs. Curry, Mrs
stafford. Mrs. T. Gillard. Mrs. Mattingly
W W1s W. .nd c MEs mt Mrs FL Mysrs Ms.
ing will be with Mrs. ellis.
The Woman's Foreign missionary society
Of the East Side M; e. church met Fri
day at the home of Mrs. C. E. Naylor
with the following ppresent: Mrs. C. E.
Naylor, Mrs. ]. 8. HUT. Mrs. Ella Davis
Mrs. J: p. Price. Mrs. schrader. Mrs
Kincaid, Mrs. J. Robertson. Mrs. A.
Allen, Mrs. A. v. Ritts Mrs. Effie Cum
mings and Mrs. Maggie Karle. A very in
teresting program was given. the subject
being China"
The Seward Avenue Baptist church will
have special services tomorrow evening
at the church, the men will be addressed
by Rev. J.. c. Killian in the auditorium
Of the church and the woman will be ad-
dressed by Mrs. J. C. Killian in the
church basement.
Mrs. Thos. Couture was very pleasant
~ surprised At her home on Elliott street
last Saturday by the following friends:
Rev. and Mrs. Corwine. Mr.. and Mrs
Ralston, Mrs. Piers6n Of Tecumseh. Mr..
Mr.. and Mrs. Ackley Mrs Dixon Of Val
| ley Falls. Mrs, Gibbs. Mrs. Saylor, Mrs
Warner. Mrs. Forcyth, Mr.. and Mrs
Warner, Mr.. and Mrs Wilcox, Mr. John
Chapman and family. Mr.. q. Stoudt and
family Mr.. Jesse Parker and sons Homer
and Vernon, and Mrs. Norton. An elab-
crate dinner was served.