The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1914-05-16
EAST SIDE NOTES.

(Items for this column may be
phoned to 1915 or to State Journal
Miss Florence Feldner was pleas
antly surprised by the following
friends Friday evening at her home.
929 East Eighth street. the occasion
being her nineteenth birthday ami
yersary: Miss Grace Glunt. Miss
Marguerite Payne. Miss Elsie Lusk.
Miss Inez Dousherty. Miss Gladys
Ruth Arthur, Miss Josephine Curry.
Miss Hattie Moses, Miss Mildred
Shaffer. Miss Hazel Sherman, MI.
Ernest Brit, Mr.. Thaddius Harper, MI.
Mr.. Edward Campbell. Mr.. Francis
Curry, Mr.. Ralph Swearengen. Mr..
Thomas Curry, Mr.. Bert Crowder, Mr..
James Moses, Mr.. Norris Curry. Mr..
William Robinson. Mrs. Feldner was
assisted during the evening by Mrs.
w. T. Brit and MRS N: Dougherty.
Rev. j. K. Miller will have charge
of the service Sunday morning at the
East Side NJ. e. church. The pastor.
Rev. D. A. Shut. has accepted the
charge Of the First M. E.. church at
Burlingame. The installation serv-
held at the evening service hour.
The Dorcas society of the Third
Christian church was entertained
Thursday afternoon by Mrs. Sig Gill
at her home in Klein street. Those
present were Mrs. Walter Sanford.
Schneider. Mrs. Fred Oberer, Mrs
Walter Mowrer, Mrs. o. d. johnson,
Mrs. Gill. The monthly guest day will
be observed next week by holding
open house Tuesday evening. Furth-
| er announcements later.
Memorial day exercises were held
Friday afternoon at the Garfield
school and an exhibition Of the pu-
pills work was displayed. One Of the
interesting features OF the program
was the hosting of the American nag
by the members Of Fire Station No. 2.
Following is the program given: Il
Love the Stars and Stripes by fifth
grade pupils; Flag Song. fourth
grade pupils: recitation. "God Save
| the Flag" Mics Georgia Cleveland:
recitation, Respect for the Flag"
Louis Wilkinson; Star Spangled Ban
eighth grade girls: ribbon dance.
| fourth and fifth grades. The exer-
cises were held on the school grounds
and were unusually good. The Gar
field school faculty is composed of J.
F. Rosson, principal; Miss Kincaid,
son. Miss McFerran, Miss Clarkson
and Miss Mccoy. The exhibition of
the work of the pupils is worthy OF
special mention. The patrons in at
tendance were a goodly number.
A miscellaneous shower was given
day evening by Miss Clara Brodgen
and Miss Nellie Winfield at the home
of Miss Brodgen. 305 Lawrence
| street. She received many beautiful
gifts. Those present were Miss Gold
ie Worstell, Miss Mary Morrisey, Mis-.
Bertha Alexander, Miss Rosa Win
field, Miss Minnie Oppitz. Miss Olets
Stevenson. Miss Fannie Dodds, Miss
Louise Hinekle, Miss Maude Way
choff, Miss Gertrude Meyers, Miss
Morrisey. Mrs. Brodgen. Miss Mae
Ryan, Miss Ruth Stevenson, Miss
Miss Edna Kraus, Miss Fannie Op-
pitt, Miss Lulu Williams, Miss Elsa
Wollingford. Miss Emma Gway. Mrs
George Villee, Miss Frances Brown
Miss Jennie Brennaman. Miss Grace
Bell, Mrs. Baird, Miss Ida Linden.
schmidt. Mrs. Shreffler, Miss Nellie
Winfield. Miss Clara BroGgen, Mr.. Joe
Brodgen.
The girls Of the Epworth League of tn,
East Side M E. church entertained thu
boys of the league last night at the hOm'
of Miss Gladys Rftts, 723 Branner street
Outdoor games were played during thu
evening. Those who attended: Howard
Mayor. Paul Schrader. Norman Davis O
Baldwin. Kan, George Husband. 1val
Ritts Vernon Elliott, Francis Lucas. RO!
Naylor, Albert Schrader. Morris Swearen
| gen, Ralph RnOa0eS, Gien Harris, du
bert Johnston, Harold White, Olive
Graves. Irene Lynch. Emily Brown. Ana
McGrath. Ruth Bowers, Henrietta Lungs
trum, Grace Arnold. Mary Cunningham
Anna Shaffer, Gladys Ritts, Alice Auder
bach. Florence Sylvester, Audley Corwin
Bertha McDermott and Edna Backus.
A number Of young people Of the Thirt
Presbyterian church went to the Hfggini
farm near Tecumseh last Tuesday even
ing where they spent a very enjoyabl,
evening.
Mrs c. A. Horn entertained the follow
ing members of the Loyal Women's clas
Of the Third Christian church THURSDAY
afternoon at her home, 221 Lake street
Mrs. r.. B. Gathers. Mrs. C. E Jewell