The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1915-01-09
HIGHLAND PARK NOTES

Mrs. E. Watson spent thursday art
ernoon with Mrs. ]. w. Ferguson.
Mrs. George Taylor and Miss Mary
Chrisman spent Friday with Mrs.
Charles Anderson.
The committee appointed by the
Booster club to get up a directory OF
Highland Park has the work well I'M
der way and it will be but a short
time until all the necessary informa-
ton is obtained.
Mr.. Sidney Lyons OF Parsons is
spending a few days with his mother,
Mrs. jeremiah Chubb.
John Kaserman is putting in a els
tern on his place south OF Highland
Park.
E. Leuenberger and Edwin and Net
tie spent Thursday evening with Mr..
and Mrs. Charles Flanders.
Quite q number of Highland Park
ladies attended a meeting of the Po-
litical Science club at the National
hotel
The Highland Park Ladies' Aid So
ciety will give a Kansas Day social and
program at the schoolhOuse the even
| ing Of January 20.
Mrs. Omer Dawson and Mrs, Frank
Wright spent Wednesday with Mrs. c.
Redman.
| A. b. Smith Is spending a few days
at Hutchinson on business.
Miss Hazel Boast of North Topeka
spent 4uu18udy Will 0lKS. " ~, oOdSt
Mrs. A. b. Smith and Mrs. C. B.
| Buehrer spent Wednesday afternoon
with Mrs. T. e. Granger on Monroe
street
E. Leuenberger found pair of nose
glasses Friday afternoon which will be
gladly turned over to the owner il he
will call.
The Highland Park Grange will
hold its regular meeting at the school
house next Tuesday evening. The new
officers for this year will be installed
at this meeting. All members are re-
Quested to be present.
All members of the Chalitso club are
requested to meet at the transfer sta
ton Thursday afternoon at 1920
o'clock The president, Mrs. Miller,
will have charge of the meeting.
| An informal luncheon was given
by the Highland Park Art club in hon.
or of Mrs. E. c. Cavanaugh at her
home on Twenty-Six and Massachu-
sets avenue Friday. Mrs. Cavanaugh
has recently returned from an extend
ed visit at Oak Park, Chicago, and the
dinner was given as a welcoming
home. Everybody came with well
filled baskets and enjoyed an excellent
lunch and a very enjoyable afternoon.
Those present were: Mrs ]. w. Fer
guson, Mrs. w. H. Doorley, Mrs. G. G..
Stiles. Mrs. e. J. Cavanaugh. Mrs. A.
| =
A. B. Smith, Mrs. e. Ahlstrom, Mrs.
]. Tompkins, Miss Bessie Sims, Miss
Mae jackson, Mrs.. Hamilton Swan.
Miss Alice Cavanaugh and Mrs. e. C..
Cavanaugh. Mrs. ]. w. Ferguson was
elected president Of the club for this
year.
| Mr.. A. B. Smith. E. Leuenberger and
]. A. Swan. will represent the Booster
club in debate against the r. r. Y.
M. G. A.
A. p. Ahlstrom and Sons have Just
completed q new addition to the resi-
dence Of ]. A. Swan, which makes Mr..
Swan a very nice and comfortable
home.
Mrs. Arthur jackson of Shawnee
avenue spent Friday afternoon with
MTs. e. Sims.
Mr.. A. Markley, aged 81, died early
this morning at his home on Ohio
street. Mr. Markley was the fathea
OF Mrs. ]. A Swan.
Miss Inez Berridge entertained the
L. T. class Of the Euclid Avenue SUM-
lday school at her home Wednesday
evening. The members of the class
are: Eugenia Grotewohl, Marie Glib
bons. Pearl ShauA Vida Zentner, Har-
Ian Mechem, Grace Gillian, and Mary
Cook. Inez Berridge and Mrs. w. F.
Fulton. teacher.
Mrs. c. B. Mitchell of Buchanan
street spent Thursday at the. e. d
Berridge home.
The K. K. ks held their regular
meeting at the home OF Pearl Shau
Friday evening. The reports of the
committee showed the success of the
I past year. The members are taking q
! great deal OF interest in the club, and
j Will mako every effort to make even q