The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1916-02-03
SNAP SHOTS
AT HOME NEWS

The d. o. I. club met at the home
OF Miss Martha Geiser. 204 Taylor
street, Wednesday night.
Harry Enlich of the Outlook will
leave this evening for Chicago, Phila-
deiphia. Boston and New FORK
The Taxa Art Embroidery club was
entertained At luncheon today by Mrs.
J. +. Heck. 1885 Western avenue.
Donald a. Weltmer. OF Great Bend.
visited Wednesday At the home Of his
sister. Mrs. X. Erwin. e1S East Tenth
street.
Miss Mabel Holmes will entertain
the Primrose Embroidery club at her
home, 1852 Lane street. Friday after
noon.
John El1rorc Kirk is the new son
of Mr.. and Mrs. w. r. Kirk. 1904
arrived January 81.
Chief Forester A W Coffmar en-
tertained the drill team of the NJ w
A. camp no. $500. at his home at Sl1
Clay street last night
An entertainment by the Park Dis
trict Improvement CLUB Will be given
riday evening at O'Clock at the
Gage Park school house.
Mrs G. 8. Carlson. .13 Willow ave
nue.. entertained the Ladies Aid So
ciety Of the Swedish Baptist church
at her home this afternoon.
The Buds of Promise a class of lit
tie girls a the swedish Bethel church,
will meet Saturday afternoon ut ESQ
o'clock. with Miss Hildur Nysren.
Charles IIcrtenstein. OF st. Louis
representative Of chc Ilterna uoral
Typogra phical union. is in Topeka in
the interests Of local labor organlzl-
lions
on grounds OF abandonment llliam
Summers today filed suit for divorce
co enist Nellie a. summers Of spokane,
Washington, in the shawnee county
district court today.
The Saturday Night club Will meet
On Saturday. February .. at 80 p m:
Discussion by Brewster and Ferry. II
the Allies Are Defeated. should the
United States Seek to Acquire Can
ada o."
John King. Jesse Harris and A. NJ
Woods were booked at the police sta
ton Wednesday night on charges OF
being drunk. The arrests were made
in order by Officers Cook, Jones and
Hobson.
Did you get by all right?" asked
friend Of Mayor j. /. House, REFER
ring to his luncheon with President
Wilson yesterday. Il guess 1 did, he
replied: my forks and spoons came
out even.
Lu,iIe Carter. small daughter OF
1Ir. and Mrs. J. J. Carter, who has
been seriously i'll for the past five
is recovering rapidly after an opera
tlou nj Il local hospital
Flossie May Butler. 334 Ash street,
wac granted a divorce by Judge Whit
cobb in the district court today from
Daniel A. Butler, on grounds of aban-
donment and nonsupport. d. D. Mote,
tiff.
Joseph Hanlon. fire chief is ex-
pected to visit his office late this af-
ternoon. for the first time in ten days.
lie has been q sufferer from the grip
and narrowly escaped pneumonia. He
is not vet in shape to take up his
duties at the station.
A effective chi m ney Ia useG- a. small
fire last night in a dwelling owned by
the cas- company at 1i2 North Quincy.
The lire department was called and
extinguished it before it had gained
much headwav. The house was occu-
pied by William Langley
Featuring Ruth Rooster. Miss Nan
cy-' Will include cast of 125 Wash
burn ard Topeka people. The musical
comedy is being coached by Charles
YounFgreen and will be presented at
the Grand February II and Il. Spe-
cial scenery and effects are being Sc
cured.
An automobile truck belonging to
the Hurry Up Delivery Co. and in
charge Of L. L. ConWell was wrecked
this morning when it was pushed into
81 street car pole after beirg struck
bv south bound Country club car.
The acciGent occurred on Kansas ave-
uuc between Eighth ana Ninth streets.
Seniors ard debaters from St. Marys
college were i'm Topeka Wednesday
getting President Wilson's views on
preparedness Those here We're Fred
e~ic1- Armstrong. Walter Mona CHAN.
Willis Monaghan. Newman Clarke.
clinton Lane. Austin Kilkenny. John
Ta.fH rHars
Glincnv.
prof. Charles \. Scott. state fores-
ter at the Agricultural college at Mar