The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1914-10-24


poses and be ready to decide intelligently
whether or not we should vote for it.
EAST SIDE NOTES,
phoned. to 1915 or the State Journal
office.)
Mrs. B. K. Burhans has returned to her
weeks visit to her brother, Mortimer
Gragg, of 1905 East Tenth street.
Mrs. Will Amos and Mrs. Joseph Covert
OF Madison street are spending the week.
Mrs. w. H. Doorley entertained the fol-
lowing members of the Wild Rose En-
broidery club Thursday afternoon in her
W. Nelson. Mrs. II. F. Schneider. Mrs.
Alice Chesney. Mrs W NJ Houser. Mrs.
Mrs. Mary Bevelle. The next regular
meeting will be held next Thursday after
noon with Mrs. Upton Irwin. Twentieth
Mrs. A. r. Williams of 513 Chandler
street entertained the following friends
Thursday afternoon for Mrs. E. Kessler
here the past two months: Mrs Kessler.
Mrs. L. Litchenstern, Mrs. A. Rosander.
Mrs. K. Minear, Mrs. r. Barnard, Mrs
E. Mere, Mrs. R. Stockwell, Mrs. ]. J.
E. Black. Mrs. " Van Week. Mrs. L. II.
Mears. Mrs. Kessler will return to her
home within few days;
members of the Lotus club Tuesday
afternoon at her home, 1923 Madison
street
Mrs. James Cornish entertained the
Queen Elizabeth Circle of the Third
Christian church last night at her home.
1905 East Sixth street. Those present in
cluded: Miss Gladys Wright, Miss Eve
lyn Moses. Miss Alice Auerbach, Miss
Mildred Bradley, Miss Naomi Sheafor,
Miss Florence Sylvester, Miss Vada Sand
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Hess have moved
from Lafayette street to 1875 Madison
street.
Miss Lenora Holloway entertained the
following young people last night at her
home. 324 Chandler street: Miss Dorothy
Marie Altman, Miss Florence Corey, Miss
Laura Crowder, Miss Florence Nogel-
quist. Miss Hazel Fox, Mr.. Ed Landon.
Me- Gora MT ay st MI Mr. Mabert sana
ford, Mr.. Ray Roberts. Mr.. Howard
Blevins, Mr.. Ivan May.
Dorcas society Of the Third Christian
church next Thursday afternoon at her
home in East Sixth street.
Mrs. Noel entertained the following
members of the Westminster Guild OF the
Third Presbyterian church Thursday
afternoon at her home in East Tenth
street: Mrs: Barker. Mrs. Luthey. Mrs
Thos Roe, Mrs Robertson, Mrs. Thomas,
Mrs. C. S. Alexander. The next meeting
will be held in two weeks with Mrs.
Frank Luthey.
Mrs A. E. Widau entertained the fol-
lowing members of the Vesta club Friday
afternoon at her home in Sumner street:
Mrs Mrs E P M Tonss Mrs Mrs T coa Mrs
c. E. Goodrich, Mrs. Walter Cross, Mrs.
G. r. Gross. Mrs. Walter schein. Mrs.
R r Wolff Mrs neT m m Saane Mrs. Mr Fred
Bechtel and Mrs. Clarence Webb. Mrs.
Guy Gilmore was guest. The next
meeting will be held in two weeks with
Miss Venice Adamson. who has been
la with diphtheria, has recovered and the
quarantine has been raised from the
A Mission Study class under the direc-
ton of Mrs. John Alexander was organ
lied last Tuesday at the home of Mrs: G.
H. Flintham. The first study meeting
will be held next Tuesday at the Flint
ham home in Klein street
The Mizpah society Of the Third Pres
byterian church Is planning a Hailoween
party to be given next Friday afternoon
at the church.
Harvest Home sermon will be given
Sunday morning at the Third Presbyterian
church by the Rev. E. l. Gilmore; the
church has been decorated IN fruit and
grain and special music has been ar
ranged.
Anu WI d -. 0OAAOS wan CAA$S~ 1900
at dinner Sunday at their home In Graf
ton street: Mr.. A. E. Jones, Mr.. O. A.
Keene, Miss Alice Evans and Mr.. Loren
Kelsey.
W. II. Redenbaugh of Deer Park farm
returned today from Kansas City.
Mrs. DR.. Longshore is visiting the Nick
Shaffer family and other friends at Te-
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. H. Kounts Of 1881 Madi-
son street are visiting relatives and
friends in Osawatomie
To nf a
few days at the Allie Bennon farm near
Tecumseh.
Mrs. George B. Hinckle entertained the
following friends Wednesday night at her
home in Woodruff avenue for her daugh
ter Mabel. who celebrated her eleventh
b:-t..lay anniversary; Mr. and Mrs; {.
Susan Gookins. Miss Louise Widoff. Miss
Frances Hagsart. Miss Mabel Hail. Miss
BESSIE Wadlgh. Miss Katherine 1fIs P n,;ts
Beach. Miss Clara WE'LL, Miss Gertrude
Peterson. Miss Louise Peterson. Lee
Beach. Linn Bradford. Richard Fearsons,
evening was spent in playing games and
music Mrs Hinckle was assisted during
the evening by Miss Cecil Hinckle.
Try Spohn's coal. Call 31SS--Adv.
A pleasant surprise party was given in
honor of Mr.. H. B: Schwartz Tuesday
evening, October 20. The occasion was his
present were: Mr.: and Mrs. H. B.
Schwartz. Mr.. and Mrs. G. D. Scheutte.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frederick Stroscher. Miss
Mary Schultz, Miss Reva Gauntz, Miss
Lydia Stroscher, Miss Fannie Dodds, Miss
Frieda Storscher. Miss Minnie Dodds,
Miss Frieda Hirschberg, Misses Rosa and
Anna Reissig, Mr.. VIM. Martin, Mr.. John
Schuette. Mr.. Alex Priebe and Mr.. F. &
Ressig.
The special music at the Third Pres
services a a. ND and is as follows:
Come, We Thankful People. Come st
Gecr-e's Windsor; Praise, My Soul. the
81 "a
Mar" Gabriel; Autumn Praise" Bas-
sett; abide With Me-" De Rees: and
otner selections.
Mrs John Ash, and her daughter Della,
of $3.50 Strong avenue, Argentine, Kan,
have returned to their home. after q
visit to Mrs. Guthrie at SIS Monroe street
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