The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1917-05-05

Notes and personals frolp East Side.
~ FRANCES Jones. I'll Grattan street.
Telephone between and 10 a. m 35Ye.
other hours. 4751 k-2.
Mrs e. p. Hutchings and son. North
are H expected to return to their home 912
t FAST sixth avenue, Sunday, after spending
tne week In Carbondale, Kansas
Mrs William Eckert is recovering after
q a. Lohs illness at her home, S19 East
Alck Sre has returned to his home south
west or the city after spending a short
w@hlie as the guest of his sister, Mrs A
Johnson, DIG Scotland avenue
The Plus Ultra class of the Third Pres
Dyterian church entertained the Sunday
schooI class taught by J. B. Norton at a
DAY evening. The rooms were decorated
IN the national eolors; The guests of the
evening We're: Miss Ethel Mayhall, Miss
Hit Falrbanks, Miss Mabel Upper, Miss
Edna Fairbanks. Miss Lola McGrew, Miss
Florence McBroom, Miss Jane Peterson,
Miss Helen Huske, Mr.. Hugh Williams
Mr. Emmett Norton, Mr. Albert Warren.
NJ NJ Clarence Clarence Rosen, Mr., Clifford Lortie,
rick; MI George Lortie and Mr. and Mrs.
Mrs. Chris johnson, 126 Woodruff av-
enue VIII leave Sunday to spend a month
IN Portland. Ore, as the guest of Mrs. Ben
resident of Topeka.
Lucius Louis, a delegate to the Sunday
school convention and while here a guest
at the Z. l. Jones home, Lake street. has
Mrs. Edward Mattingley Republican ay-
enue spent few days of this week with
her daughter, Mrs. Yocum, and husband,
The Christian. Sojourner." is the sun
Wy Rm99rning sermon topic to be used by
dist church. In the evening some 1Thincs
to Doubt will be the subject for discus
George, the little sbp of Mrs Harry
Roberts. is seriously i'll. Mrs Roberts is
now living on farm southwest of the
city but formerly lived on Monroe street.
Mrs Claud Parvin and two children Of
MARION, Mans, are visitors at the home
Of n Mrs; rs Parvin's ops parents Mr. and Mrs.
The East side Improvement association
VIII meet Monday evening at the East
Side Methodist church. Efforts are being
A Scheetz has been seriously in the
past two weeks at his home, 512 Chandler
Miss Grace Robbins. Norton street has
as week end guest, Miss Ruth Boyles of
The yesta club was entertained Friday
sumner street. Her guests were: Mrs d.
T. Thompson. Mrs. e. L. Jones. Mrs w
Allen, Mrs. H. L. Derby, Mrs C. L. Wood.
Mrs. Mrs F. n 4 nonng' Mrs Mrs 6 R. Gross and
be hostess in two weeks at her bnme M ~
Word has been received of the serious
illness of Raymond MeGirk of Kansas
City A number of years ago the VIM
McGirk family were residents on Klein
| street. Miss Hazel McGirk is visitor in
the city quite often and while here is a
guest at the Stanley Gentry home $40
Chandler street.
Mrs. J. ]. Williams was hostess to the
members of the Golden Rod Card club at
her home. Locust street, Wednesday after
noon. Mrs Henry Huber won, first honors
and Mrs. Harry McNair second Those who
| played were: Mrs. G. r. Gross. Mrs Frank
Morris. Mrs. Roy Bunds. Mrs. Clarence
Eairchild. Mrs. Henry Huber, Mrs. Harry
| McSair, Mrs J. H. Taylor, Mrs. C. r.
Hammond and Mrs. Claude Dausherty.
| Mrs. Frank Morris will be hostess in two
weeks at her home, 476 Reno avenue
Friends of Mrs. J. Brantingaham pleas
| antly surprised her Friday afternoon at her
home, 529 German avenue. The guests of
| the afternoon were former neighbors of
Mrs. Brantingaham and included: Mrs.
| j. r. Michael, Mrs. E1vin Renbarger, Mrs.
| Brown. Mrs. Arthur Dewitt, Mrs. Dan
Warner, Mrs. Fred Red and Mrs. T. Wick