The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1917-03-31

Mr.. and Mrs Charles Hoyt are changing
their residence from Norton street to
farm near Dexter, Kan.
Floyd, the little son of Mr.. and Mrs d.
Young, Grattan street, is i'll of measles
The meeting, of the Olive club to have
been held Friday evening, March 30,
postponed and will be held Friday evening,
April 10, at the home of Miss Anna John
son, Grattan street
Miss Mary Cunningham of Emporia is
spending the week end with her parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. S. Cunningham.
Silas Wright is i'll at his home, 420 Law
renee street. Mr.. Wright is not improv-
ing; 80,
had as guests Thursday, Mr.. and Mrs.
Herman Ochse, who were recently married
in Chicago and are now returning to their
home in Slayton, Texas.
Mrs. L. G. Hammond, 4O7 Madison street.
spent Saturday in Kansas City.
A. Henley, % Grattan street, is i'll at his
Mildred, the little daughter of Mr. and
Mrs. George Zieg, Norton street, is ill of
Mrs. Lillian Ford of Wichita is spending
the week end as the guest of Mrs. John
Hewitt, East Tenth street
| Mrs. John Simmons entertained Thursday
evening at her home SOC Harrison street, in
honor of the birthday anniversary of her
| GUIDED: Mr.. Simmons, Mr.. and Mrs. J. G.
Stonebaek. Mr.. and Mrs. A: Buchanan, Mr..
mond, Mrs Bieny and Mrs. Robert Brown.
Announcements have been received of the
marriage OF Of, Miss CaTrye NJ FoxWorthy and
Colo. Wednesday. March IS. Mrs Hewitt
is the daughter Of M and Mrs, B: j,
former resident of the city, leaving here
about seven years ago to take up his resi-
denee in Los Angeles. Calf, where WIZ he is
of Mrs John G.. Hewitt of 215 East Tenth
street. Mr.. and Mrs. Hewitt will be at
The East Side Improvement association
will meet Monday evening at the Third
!
Mrs. George Patterson who recently un-
derwent an operation at a local hospital
has returned to her home, East Seward
avenue
Mrs. J. Birmingham and Mrs. Handley,
who were appointed delegates to the Lay
mans conference held at the annual Meth
odist conference in the city last week. will
| convention from a layman's point of view
| at the morning services of the Seward
Avenue Methodist church In the service,
which begins at o'clock, Sunday eve
ming Mr. Wise has taken as his subject
| The King Comes High" Passion week
will be observed each evening at the
Mrs. S. Cremer who spent last week in
| Colorado Springs and Pueblo is expected
| to return to her home. Grattan street, Mon
day. She will be accompanied by Mr.. and
Mrs. w. B. Jones, who went there some
time ago in the interests of Mr.. Jones's
Mrs Jesse Shaw entertained the Poin-
settia club Friday afternoon at her home
ed Mrs. Charles SardouL, Mrs; Fred Isaac
son. Mrs. W. C. Shaw. Mrs. Wilbur STAINS
field Mrs. Jack Mercer, Mrs. John Bat
tershill Mrs Tod Maye, Mrs. Otto Hora-
| Geek Mrs. Fred Bell and Miss Amanda
| Isaacson In two weeks Mrs. Battershill
will be hostess at her home, 924 Lincoln
street.
Mrs Charles Sardou and son, Charles
| jr. have gone to Ottawa to spend the
| weekend. Mrs. J. Isaacson and daughter
| Miss Amanda Isaacson. are also spending
the weekend at that point. Mr.. IsaacsoI
and son John, jr.. and Mr.. Charles Sardou
will motor down Sunday morning to spend
the day.
i There will be no discrimination OF
i street car service over the East Sixth ave
nue. viaduct. The bridge has been repaired
and the supports strengthened Service
was discontinued for several hours. Friday
afternoon, after a fire had damaged the
structure slightly