The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1916-04-22
IN NORTH TOPEKA
Church Party at Home of Miss
Margaret COnwell.
Directors of Lyman School Dis
trict Select Corps Teachers.

The members of the Cleaners and
Progressive classes of the Second
Presbyterian church entertained last
night at the home of Miss Margaret
Conwell, 1929 Quincy street, in honor
of the young mems class of that
church. Those present were: Miss
Verna MARBLE, Miss Mabel Suit, Miss
Augusta Hardt, Miss Fay Armstrong.
Miss Elizabeth Van Ness. Miss Pauline
Urban, Miss Jessie Riach, Miss Eliza
beth Campbell, Miss Louise Suit, Miss
Gladys Pratt, Miss Marie Finch, Miss
Charlotte ConweH, Miss Margaret
Conwell Mr.. Horton Conwell. Mr..
Byron Collins. Mr. Harry Bennett, Mr..
Gordon Manchester. Mr.. Joseph Hicks,
Mr.. Ray Parnell. Mr.. Harold MARBLE,
Mr.. Roland Gordon, Mr.. John Wise,
Mr.. Russell Hamilton, Mr.. Laehnoe
Euler.
Birthday Party.
Miss Ruth Mcclure entertained a
few of her young friends this after
noon. in honor of her ninth birthday
anniversary. The following children
were present: Helen Pitt, Emily
Hall, Louise Hall, Mildred Britain,
Bertha Britain, Esther GRADER, Mar
garet Collins, Margaret Hammond,
Hazel Heeber, Olive Jordan, Helen
Heeber, Elsie Cochran, Dorothy Seal,
Ethel Drennen, Mabel Nichols.
Easter Service.
The Easter program at The Church
of the Good Shepherd is as follows
At $50 a. m.-Choral celebration of
the Supper of the Lord; the Rev. G..
NJ Geisel, celebrant
At :0O-Morning prayer service
and address by the catechist, John c.
Petrie. Professional, Christ the Lord
Is Risen Again." Hopkins; Invitatory,
Christ Our Passover" Savage; TIE
Deum, Van Boskerck; Jubilate Dec,
Hindle; hymn, Angels Roll the
Rock Away" Roper; offertory, double
quartet. Jesus Word of God Incar-
nate" Gounod; occasional AT the
Lambs High Feast" Elvey.
At 500 p. m.-Choral service and
children's festival professional: Jesus
Christ Is Risen Today; Magnificent
Loving Shepherd of Thy Sheep :"
auckland offertory; Gounods Ave
Verum;" occasional, Come, We
Faithful" Sir Arthur Sullivan
Injured When Buggy Upsets.
Mrs. c. w. Johnson of Van Buren,
street and Mrs. Anna NJ. Johnson of
] 3O7 Quincy street were both slightly
injured Friday afternoon when a horse
which they were driving turned the
corner at Paramore and Quincy
streets at too sharp an angle and
/ struck the curb, upsetting the buggy
and tearing off a front wheel The
elder Mrs. Johnson was severely
bruised about the body but no bones
were broken, while the younger Mrs.
Johnson suffered a sprained wrist.
/ They were returning from the country
! by way of the Rochester road. when
another horse driven by a young man
whose name was not learned. attempt
ed to pass them.
Lyman School Board Selects Teachers.
AT meeting of the directors of
Lyman school, held last night, the fol-
lowing teachers We're elected to serve
during the ensuing year: D. H. Wal
lace. principal; Miss Bertha KiStler,
intermediate: Miss Hannah. primary;
Miss Eva Willard, music; Miss Grace
Powell. drawing. The Lyman school
is recognized as one of the most pro-
pressive schools in Shawnee county
rural districts Last fall it was sew
enth in the state to receive the Estate
Standard" name plate and diploma