The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1917-01-13

Mr.. and Mrs. Archie Edwinson, Elliott
avenue, have returned from Valley Falls
Edwinson's brother, William Gettler and
Miss Mary MoSman.
Mr.. and Mrs. Birmingham and children
of Junction City, are visiting Mr.. Brant-
inghamS parents, Mr.. and Mrs. j. Brant-
ingham, German avenue.
ROLAND Schaeffer, little son of Mr.. and
Mrs. Charles Schaeffer, $50 Chandler
street, is ill with the measles.
The Vesta club was entertained Friday
afternoon by Mrs D. L; Thomson. The
Officers who were elected for the coming
vice president Mrs: A. z. Wolff; secre
tary, Mrs. A E Young; treasurer, Mrs.
w. L: Jury. The guests of the afternoon
were Mrs Fred Bechtel, Mrs. A. e. Young,
Mrs. l. l.. Morris, Mrs. A. P Wolff, Mrs.
; W. L. Jury, Mrs. J. NJ. Jones, Mrs. g. Il.
Gross, Mrs. E. L. Jones, Mrs. H. l. Derby.
c. d. Webb. Mrs. L. f. Allen and Mrs. H.
V. Strait. Mrs. H. V. Strait will be host
ess in two weeks at her home, Reno ave-
Mrs. John Durham of lola, Kan, is WIS.,
iting her father, W. Jagers, Twiss avenue
Rev J; 1oungman, pastor at the
charge of the services Sunday morning at
| the Seward Avenue Methodist church. In
the evening c. H Buck will deliver the
Mrs. Charles Cole expects to return to
her e,I nome ee Cedar street, the first of next
Mrs. NJ. Dilis is iii at her home, East
Eleventh street.
Mrs W. L. Jury, Mrs. E. L. Jones, Mrs.
d. I. Thomson, Mrs. c. L. Cox, Miss Mar
garet Wombles and Miss Frances Jones,
were guests Saturday afternoon of the
little Mabel Camp, Grattan street, : who
celebrated her fifth birthday anniversary
The H A G club was. entertained by
Mrs Albert Checksfield with, the follow
Mrs. E. A. Goldsmith Mrs. w. w. Stew
art, Mrs; R; B: Boells, Mrs. c; W Hinckle,
Jack Cozad, Mrs. j: H. Featherstone, Mrs.
William Betlor. The guests were Mrs.
J. w. Stump and Mrs. J. Burton. The
of Mrs. Jack Cozad. German avenue
! Mrs. Roy Durham is seriously ill at
her home. Emmett street.
Justin MERCER of the machine shops is
i'll with pneumonia at the company hos
pital.
her friends Friday evening at her home
sos West Seventh street The guests of
the evening i included ;,,s Miss Lola Vaughn GIN
Rachel OHarra, Miss Hazel Stewart, Miss
Edna McCarty, Miss Willetta Parker, Miss
Blanche Watts, Miss Dora Lee, Miss Lula
McCarty, Miss Teresa Kerns. Miss Fannie
Winsor and Mrs. Jack Cozad.
Evelyn Red, little daughter of Mr.. and
Mrs. Fred Red, is ill at her home, Free
Miss Wilietta Parker will be hostess
Monday evening at her home, 426 East
Eighth avenue, to the Kansas Sunflowel
club.
Rev. W. H. Stanley of Meriden will
preach Sunday morning at the East Side
Methodist church. In the evening the
district superintendent, DR.. H. E. Wolfe
will have charge of the services.
The Dorcas society of the Third Chris
tan church met Thursday afternoon witt
Mrs. E. w; Brown. Leland street. Those
who attended We're: Mrs. Fred Cooper
Mrs. Iva Treadwell, Mrs. Charles Tuggle
Mrs. Dan Lane, Mrs. Nelson Bryant, Mrs
; George H. Hayeek, Mrs. f. s; Durkee
Mrs. Walter Sanford, Mrs. H. Il. Mabry
Mrs. o. D. Johnson and Mrs. L. L. Gill
Next Thursday afternoon the meeting vii
be held at the home of Mrs. Ralph Bouton
212 Branner street
Miss Edna Thomson, Freeman avenue
is recovering from a two weeks Illness.
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