The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1916-12-09

Mr.. and Mrs. I. N. yandivort have re-
turned tur to their home in Admire, Kan, af-
with their daughter, Mrs. Merrill Beatty
and Mr.: Beatty, Chandler street.
Mis- Miss Ellis Swagerty, Locust street has
assist IN revival services to be held in the
Free Methodist church at that place.
The sermon Sunday morning at the East
Side NJ. E. church to be given by the pas
Men Rise"
The seventh grade of Garfield school
and the same grade of Lafayette school
played pass ball Wednesday afternoon for
the seventh grade championship of the
city. The score was 9-5 in favor of La
fayette, who also won the seventh grade
championship of the city last year. The
sixth grade of Lafayette also holds the
championship in pass ball for that grade:
The Ladies' Aid society of the Seward
Avenue Methodist church met Thursday
ley, South German avenue. The members
present were: Mrs Walter Hudson, Mrs
Roward Beach Mrs Peter a Linn Mrs j "A
Kline, Mrs. Bell Johnson, Mrs. L. II. Bell.
Mrs. II. Harper, Mrs. Ed Pierson, Mrs; G.
A. Schwerdtfeger and Mrs. Neil Nc
Donough. The guest of the afternoon was
Rev II. S. Wise Next Thursday after
noon the society will meet at the home of
Mrs. Ed Pierson, Woodruff avenue.
Mrs. r. B. Gather, East Fifth street is
expecting her daughter, Mrs. W. w. Stout
Cal, to spend the Christmas holidays with
her.
The following officers were elected for
the ensuing year at the East Side NJ. e.
church, Superintendent, Clyde Davis; as
sistant superintendent, Howard Naylor !;
secretary and treasurer, Alvin Ritts; plan
Lowe; superintendent of the home de-
partment, Mrs. Ella Davis superintendent
of primary department, Mrs: S. Cunning
ham, and superintendent of the cradle roll,
Mrs. William Bright
Clyde Morris, Lawrence street, expects to
spend the weekend with friends in En-
Sunday morning at the Seward Avenue
Methodist church the pastor, Rev. ii. 5.
ject, "A Picture of Real Prosperity" and
in the evening Filling Fulfilling; Ser
mon in Paragraphs
Mrs. Sam Cunningham is ill at her home,
East Eighth avenue of a severe cold
The wedding of Miss Mabel Warren,
daughter of Mr. and Mrs. George Warren
and Mr.. Albert Ward, son of Mrs. Mona
Ward, will take place this evening at 8
o'clock at the home of Miss Warren's
Robey will read the marriage service. The
ceremony will take place in the living room
a corner of which will be decorated with
ferns and palms grouped artistically. Miss
Warren's dress is of white net made with
short puff sleeves The only trimming at
the low round neck will be rows of soft
shirring. The skirt is made full in two
tiers. A touch of color is given the gown
TaH Sf Whe Pak sppers
by her aunt Mrs Robert Cramer, at her
! wedding which took place twenty three
white silk net will be draped about the
head with the new hood drape. The flow
ers used on the veil will be white narcis-
sus and she will also carry white narcis-
sus combined with white brides roses in
her bouquet Miss EuIa Cramer will play
the wedding march from "Lohengrin" dur
ing the ceremony. The invited out of town
guests are Mrs. c. w. Halterman of
Hoisington, Kan, Mr.. and Mrs. H. Pease
of Sequim, Wash, Mr.. and Mrs. W.. Wells
of Okaba, Neb., Miss Anna Smith of Law
renee and Mr.. Will Worsham of Fairfax,
Okla. About thirty guests will witness
the ceremony. After the ceremony the
young couple will go Immediately to their
home, 100 Highland avenue.
Union services will be held Sunday eve
ming at the Third Presbyterian church.
Sunday is Father and Son day. At this
time Governor Capper will give a short
address.
The society of the Temple Builders have
purchased the building at the corner of
Fourth and Monroe streets, formerly used
by the German Evangelical church. They
will move into their new home the first of
the year The following officers have been
elected for the coming year: President,
f. s. A Clark; vice president, Mrs. G.
johnson: secretary, Josie Kountz; assist
ant secretary, Helen Johnson: treasurer,
Mrs. F. H Studer; and trustees, Fred
Cole, Mrs. J. H. True and 7. H. Studer.