The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1917-02-17

Earl Brit of Emporia, and Lawrence Brit,
Freeman avenue, were dinner guests Fri
day evening at the Charles Brit home, East
Word has been received of the death of
Joseph Griley. former resident in the city
Mr., ME- Grilsy for the past eight years Ia has
peka Mr.. Griley lived at Fourth avenue and
Hancock street. He was for a number of
years former councilman in the city coun,
Gil Mr. Griley is brother of Mrs. Paul
Spurlock, East Seventh street and brother
of John Griley, s2s Quincy street;
Mrs. Edward Camp and Mrs. 5. Cremer
entertained the l.. A. ii. club Friday noon
with luncheon at the Cremer home, Graf
| tan street. The table was centered with
red carnations and ferns. Covers were laid
for the following guests: Mrs. p 7
Thompson, Commissioner and Mrs. W: II.
Mass ass1n A anderson I iarS william Mis- Glenn
Mrs. J. Puett, Mrs. James Farquer, Mrs. E.
l., Jones, Mrs. A. Herchell Mrs. Fred Skid
more Mrs. w. Wingert, Miss Mabel Crem-
err, Miss Helen O'Dell, Miss Mabel Camp
and Scott Wingert.
Earl Brit of Emporia. is visiting his
aunt and uncle, Mr. and Mrs Frank Brit,
Freeman avenue.
Mrs. F. Birmingham who has been i'll at
Mrs. N. Blair of Argentine, and daughter,
Mrs. Harley Harper, were dinner guests
Friday evening of Mrs. Harper's son, Milo
Harper and Mrs. Harper.
Miss Mary Cunningham and Miss Eunice
Hawkins both of Emporia college, are
| spending the week with Miss Cunning
ham.
| The RustIer's class of the Third Chris
| tian church will entertain with Washing
ton birthday party, Tuesday evening at
Mr.. and Mrs. II. T. Mabrey's home, East
| Sixth avenue.
| Mr.. and Mrs. Dan Lane had as dinner
guests Saturday evening. Mr.. and Mrs. E.
| s. Durkee and son Francis, Branner street.
| At the Seward Avenue Methodist church
"Benevolences, What Are They" will be
| the subject of the morning sermon to be
given by Mr.. Wise. In the evening Mr.. A.
Bowers will give the special music. E. l..
Copeland, secretary and treasurer of the
Santa Fe will give the address in the eve
Mrs. J. Handley, South German avenue,
| has been called to Neodesha, Kan, by the
serious illness of her father.
| Mrs. Howard Beach and children, Scot
land avenue left Friday evening for Hart
ford, KAN. where Mrs Beach's sister is
seriously i'll.
Poinsettia club Friday afternoon at her
home, Monroe street. Those present in
Guided; Mrs H. ]. senne, Mrs; John Bat
Stanfield Mrs. P. Isaacson, Mrs. Otto
Horaceck, Mrs: Tod Mayes, Mrs Charles
Sardou Mrs. Fred Isaacson, Miss Amanda
Isaacson and Mrs. A. Prague. In two
weeks Mrs Horaceck will entertain the
club at her home, 1920 Laurel avenue.
ed the penny social given Friday evening
by the porcas society at the Third Chris
tan church. An entertainment was given
after the supper was served.
Grace, little daughter of Mr.. and Mrs.
l.. Euwer, Lake street, is ill.
| Mrs. C. E-Mad1ock of Humboldt, Kan,
is visiting her brother, Mr.. w. F. Rhodes,
Lake street. Mr.. Rhodes who has been Ill
the past two weeks of a severe cold is
not improving.
| Bernice Berton has returned to her
home, Lake street after receiving treat
ment for inflammatory rheumatism at
Stormont hospital. Miss Berton is very
slowly recovering
Miss Alice Auerbach, GIG Leland street,
is spending the weekend in Kansas City
| as the guest of her sister, Mrs. Ralph
| French.