The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1917-11-03

A boy supper was given Friday evening
with Mr.. and Mrs. d. C. Mauck, North
Quincy street, as host and hostess. The
included Mr.. and Mrs. Glenn Harmon, Mr..
and Mrs, Joseph Gordon, Mr.. and Mrs.
HawTer, Mr.. and Mrs ]. W. Ticehurst, Mr..
and Mrs Carl Matthews. The guest of the
Neb. The club viii hold a business meet
ing Wednesday, afternoon of next week
with Mrs Mauck.
The Rev. J. C. Hannah of Jewell City,
Kan: spent short time recently visiting
old friends and parishioners. He was en-
route to his home from Kansas City, where
he attended the Christian church conven-
ton.
Mrs. Charles Cole is ill of the grippe at
her home, Oakland avenue. She is improv-
ing.
Miss Mary Shuler, who is teaching Latin
in the high school at Lebanon, Kan, will
come the middle of next week TO visit her
also to attend the Kansas State Teachers
convention to be held in the city next week.
Word has been received of the serious
illness of Mr.. Allen Higbee of San Bernar-
dino Cal. Mr.. Higbee is i'll in hospital
at Los Angeles, Cal. He is the son of Mr..
and Mrs. James Higbee, 22S Oakland
avenue. Mr.. Higbees brother is Thomas
Higbee, captain at No. fire station.
Mrs. Wood, AFTER and Belmont avenues.
who has been i'll the last three weeks, is
improving.
Frank Waite of Topeka, is ill at the
home of his sister, Miss Augusta Waite.
Inc tau1eS OF the oakland CHRISTIAN
church are planning parcel post sale to
be given some time during the next month
or two, The date of the sale will be an
The Missionary society of the Oakland
Christian church met Friday afternoon
with Mrs. C. M Reaugh. The members
VIM. Jessup, Mrs r. Lesson. Mrs. Robert
keene, Mrs. Frank Langstaff, Mrs. D. A.
Star Starr Mrs. J; L: Heller NE Mrs Q. n Keats
Mrs. D. NJ Rathbun, Mrs. Polly Mackey,
Mrs S. A. D. Patterson Mrs. Turk, Mrs.
George Anderson, Mrs Huffman, Mrs.
Grace Edwards of Logansport, Ind, and
the Rev. and Mrs. g, G. Horne. Reports
Of the convention nv at Kansas City We're
will be held at the church December ?.
Mrs. Henry Shuler was hostess Friday
afternoon to the members of the Priscilla
7. Kelsey. Mrs, L. Biscoe, Mrs: n E. Cope
land. Mrs. Reese Van SAINT Mrs. Charles
ingen, Mrs. Frank Jordan, Mrs. George
Steen, Mrs. james Horton and little daugh-
Ogdon and Stanley. Miss Virginia Biscoe
and Miss Dorothy Shuler: Mrs: Bert Hum
NELL and Mrs. O.. W Neil will entertain
the club members in two weeks with a line
party at a local theater followed by dinner
at the Chocolate Shop. The club has re-
now fully organized Red Cross Unit.
Mrs. Tillie Rogers of Horton has gone
to Nebraska to visit her daughter. En- route
she spent d lew udyS III visiting
Mrs. Joseph Gordon. Mrs. NJ. V. Magee and
Mrs c. II. Hummer
Mrs. c. w. Morris entertained with a
party recently for her daughter Dollie. The
guests We're: Oliver Oakley, Herman
Spickelmire, David and Maurice Heller.
George Black, George Richards, Josephine
and Victoria Oakley, Gertrude Shaw,
Esther and Florence Taylor. Harold Poort,
Elizabeth Rossitter, Elizabeth. Lucille,
Marie and Mildred Wiss, Frances and Sarah
MoseIy. Iris Hamilton, Isabelle Quigley and
Nordene Scott
Warren Hummer is i'll at the home of
his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. c. H. Hummer,
Poplar street.
An enjoyable Halloween affair was held
at the home of Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Golden.
of Garfield avenue, Wednesday evening.
The members of the s. Q. u. II. club were
their guests. The rooms were prettily dec
GRATED in autumn leaves. witches black
cats and pumpkins. Guests of the evening
were: Mr.. and Mrs j. NJ. Jones. Mr. and
Mrs William Mohney. Mr.. and Mrs. H. J.
Roberts. Miss Jessie Cole, Miss Alice Linn,
Miss Ethlyn Koser, Miss Mamie Hammond
Miss Gladys Rogan, Miss Hildred Hay
worth. Miss Mona Bell. Mr.. LIE Roy Stew
ems, Mr.. Morgan Roberts and Mr.. Lowell
Oval