The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1917-02-03
EAST SIDE.

Notes and personals from East Side
by Frances Jones, 211 Grattan street.
Telephone between and 10 m, $3.50;
other hours. 4751 K-2.
Mrs. A J. Murray and Mrs Arthur
Thomas entertained at dinner Thursday
evening at the Murray home, Monroe street.
for Miss Irene Laroe who will leave soon
for her home in Minneapolis, MINI. The
following guests enjoyed the dinner and
later an evening at cards; Miss Laroe NJ.
ford Reinhart, Mr.. and Mrs Arthur Thorn
as, Mrs. Rodgers Miss Gladys Woods, Miss
Evelyn Murray, Mr. w j. Rodgers, Mr.
| L. Manshardt will conduct the services
Christian church. The Ladies' Aid society
| will meet Wednesday with Mrs. f. FL.
Conference ' viii Hrf be held Wednesday eTen
| ing at the hosne of Mr.. and Mrs. c. A.
Holmes, 221 Lake street.
evening at o'clock at the Belvoir school
house and will be in charge Of 4. Rowland
entertained thirty-five relatives and
| friends at dinner Wednesday at the Red
Of en ee Mps Es an fop
merly of Kansas City. but who will leave
soon for Oklahoma City, Okla, to make
| A pretty home wedding took place
Thursday evening when Miss Hazel Weeks.
berger of Eskridge were united in mar
| rage at the home of Miss Weeks grand
father, DR.. Weeks. Lake street. The Ger
pastor of the East Side Methodist church.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lineberger will make their
| home at Eskridge.
Miss Amanda Isaacson entertained the
Poinsettia club Friday afternoon at her
Ps rne Irs
sill. Mrs. W. Stansfield, Mrs. o. Horacek
Mrs: H senne. Mrs: c. May; Mrs; Jesse
and Mrs. Charles Sardou. In two weeks
Mrs. c. Funchess. 113O Monroe street, will
be hostess to the club.
Methodist church Nj. Wise will talk on
The n Historical list Origin of Methods%
mems quartette will furnish the music Sun
adv evening.
Mrs. Herman Dreyer, Monroe street. has
been called to Parsons, Kan, by the death
of her little grandson, Carl Dreyer.
Coleman Texas. where she was called ten
| days ago by the Illness of her mother.
Mrs. Coleman was accompanied home by
her little son Jack who will make his home
with his mother on account of the ill
ness Of his grandmother.
at the Second United Brethren church. The
services are in charge of the Rev. T. D.
Miss Mildred Lewis. has recovered from
| few weeks illness at her home Leland
| Mrs. G. Schwerdtfeger Mrs H. s. Wise,
Mrs. e. L. Jones, Mrs. Milo Harper. Miss
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The Dorcas society of the Third Chris
the home of Mrs. Julia Moore. Fourth
t assase eR Mrs Ray Dnmmer a me Mrs
MRS. Ralph Bouton, Mrs. ese Fred n Gooper
Mrs. Ira Treadwell. Mrs Charles Tuggle,
f. S Durkee, Mrs. H. T. Mabray, Mrs o.
| ID. johnson. Mrs. Louise L. Gill. The
guest of the afternoon was Mrs. G; ;;
Mrs. Gill. $50 Klein street ''-'-e -
home, California avenue, the last ten days
Miss Anna Keiven has returned to her
Mrs. William vetter and Mr.. Vetter, Bran
Mrs. George wassweiler entertained the
at the Novelty Wednesday afternoon. The
guests we're: Mrs n P Miller, Mrs Mar
Fra Ta,o Mr MRS a Il Ey ThorS hrs M5s
Robbins, Mrs. J. Kaufman, Mrs. Cora
Bryant and Mrs. o. NJ Bartel. The next
home Of Mrs Bart s Eli Norton street re- tine
Mr.. and Mrs. L. E. Eyth were host and
hostesses to the members Of the Jolly
their home. Seward and Twiss avenues.
g R. Gross, Mr. and Mrs. 4. P. Wolff.
H. p. Freeman, Mr.. and Mrs II. p. Miller
and Mrs Martha Fulton The club will
be entertained next Thursday evening by
Mr. and Mrs. H. E. Freeman, 40 Harrison
street.
at y her home. woodruff avenue. The mem neDi-
bers present were: Mrs. John L. Craw-
ford Mrs. Charles Chapman, Mrs. Jennie
lunches. Mrs. G. E. Beard. Mrs. Mabel
and Miss Bessie Crawford Mrs. Charles
sardou, Mrs. Carl Schultz and Mrs Frank