The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1916-11-04

her sister, Mrs E. S. Wallace, the past
few months, has returned to her home in
St Joseph, Mo.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Horton, Winfield
avenue, have given the name Dorothy to
their daughter, born October %.
Miss Mona Bell entertained the S. o. D..
Fl. club. Thursday evening. in her home on
Reno avenue With the following girls pres IRE
Mohney. Miss Aileen Peak. Miss Eta
Bsorst, Mrs. = N; Jones, Mrs Mrs: Hub, Hubert
Haworth. Miss Alice Linn and Miss
Ethelyn Cozier Miss Mona Bell was elect
rotary and treasurer for the coming year.
The next hostess will be Miss Hildred
Haworth.
The c. w. B. NJ of the Oakland Christ
ian church. will meet Friday afternoon at
the home of Mrs. ]. b. Hoag AFTER avenue.
Mrs. George Carruthers has returned
to her home, after spending few days in
Miss Irene Jessop, daughter of Mr.. and
been iii the past four weeks, is slowly re-
| covering.
| Meriden. Kan, after visiting his sister,
| Mrs. ]. B. Hoag and Mr. Hoag
!. DR.. Otis Thompson and Mrs. Thompson;
of Dodge City, were guests Thursday and
Friday of DR.. Thompson's parents, the
Rev. and Mrs. J. w. Thompson. DR..
Thompson attended the Surgical Congress
other clinics in the east They were ac-
companied home by their little son, Maui
The other little son otfs, has been visiting
his maternal grandparents former Cover
nor and Mrs. Hoch, of Marion. Kan.
The Happy Hour club will be entertain
ed Tuesday afternoon. November Z, by
Mrs Carl Mathews. Green street
land Presbyterian church Musical serv-
I, ices will be given both in the morning and
the evening At the , morning 5a ;vs service So the
J solo. mo Night There" Miss Ruby Bush
duet. Mrs. P. Isaaeson. and Mrs. w: E.
solos by Miss Virginia Ash and Miss Eva
Jessop. In the evening the Painter trio
composed of Mrs. Princess Painter Issac-
son, Mrs Faustina Painter Guy and Mr..
Loren Painter will give a trio. A. A John
son will give violin solo. Miss Josephine
Karl I Hummer viii viii give Two two vocal solos.
Mrs. Fred Brown, of Burdette, Kan, who
has been visiting her parents. Mr.. and
Mrs. H. F. Goodell, AFTER avenue, has gone
| to Manhattan for a visit.
| The Oakland schools will close Thursday
and Friday OF next week te IN order th to en-
Teachers association.
Mrs. ]. W. Harris is expected to return
this evening from Channte where she YVES
called by the serious illness of her little
| grandson. who was injured in an automo-
| bile accident but who now is improving
Mrs. J. A. Hamilton entertained the
Friendship club Friday with an all-day
meeting at her home in Highland Pork
Philip Stachelbeck. Mrs c. Campbell. Mrs.
Mcneil. Mrs. J. Holman Mrs. N. p. Wild
does. Mrs H. Il. bronson and Mrs. Syple-
The Wednesday afternoon cottage PRAYER
| meeting. will be held at the home of Mrs.
| c. H. Buck. 42S Sumner street.
The Foreign Missionary society of the
Oakland Methodist church held a meeting
with Mrs. T. F. Allen. The subject of the
afternoons discussion was THE Christian
led by Mrs. n. b. Clayton. The members
present were follows: Mrs Julia Ray,
Mrs Effie McCaslin. Mrs. Il. J. Harris
Mrs. Clyde Slawson. Mrs. Guy Pepper,
Mrs Charles Steele Mrs A. E. Peterson
Mrs. A. H. Buck. Mrs. A. Vester. Mrs. c.
II. Buck and Mrs. H. q. Clayton.