The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1917-12-29
Notes and personals from Highland
Park, by Mrs. .. Shaul. Telephone


Issa Ny BY Mrs o. Shaui Telephone
A family reunion was held Christmas day
fifth and Maryland avenues. Those pres
ent were Mr.. and Mrs. H. E. Dodge and
Plumley and daughter of Kansas City, Mr..
! and Mrs. +. w. Felten, Mrs C. NJ. Dobbs,
ora Dobbs Hiram Dobbs and BERTHE Dobbs
/ Four generations were represented, little
Bessie ,Iaxine Plumley being the great
grandchild.
day with Mrs. Loves mother, Mrs l..
Moses of East Eighth street. Mr.. and Mrs.
at the Allan Lowe home Tuesday evening.
Mrs. c. ]. Lair and children spent the
past week with relatives at Horton.
ter Esther, Mr.. and Mrs. S: Cooper and
family and Mr.. and Mrs. ]. J. Cqrrie and
ents, Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Currie of East
Mr. and Mrs w. H. Peters, Mr. and Mrs.
Horace Potter Mr.. and Mrs. Ted North
and son Edward formed a family gather
| ing at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Z. A.
Mr.. and Mrs. b. II. McCord spent Christ
mas day with their son, Chas McCord and
Mr.. ana Mrs. oscar Wolf were dinner
guests Tuesday evening OF Mrs. l.. A.
Ryder of Quincy street -, 49,.
Christmas guests, Mr.. William Boast Miss
Hazel Boast. Mr.. AM Mrs Roy Boast, Mrs.
J. F. Robinson and Miss Carrie Robinson;
Mrs j. W. Marsh spent Thursday and
Friday with Mrs. E. L. Jones of Grattan
Mrs. Walter Kungle- of Topeka has re
Gently purchased the W. II. Abels property;
Dinner guests of Mr.. and Mrs: O. Shaul
Mr. and Mrs. J. d. Vance. Mrs. Julia
Marsh and Miss Carolyn Vance
nesday afternoon with Mrs Walter Chubb-
The pupils of Mrs. George Nuns and Mrs
Walter Chubbs' Sunday school classes gave
Ia Christmas party Saturday evening at the
home of Miss Florence Marsh.
Mr.. and Mrs Sims and Miss BESSIE Sims
Mr. and Mrs o. C Lawhun and family
Mrs B. w. Lawhun of Chestnut street.
Mr. and Mrs. Louis Kidney and family
of Hancock street are moving today into
the Lukans property on Ohio avenue
There will be an all day meeting OF
the Red Cross auxiliary Friday, January
pected to bring individual lunch. The
workers who canvassed Highland Park
have about $50 to add to the $94 reported
Mr. and Mrs. A. B. Smith entertained
Christmas day Mr.. and Mrs. E. c. Cava-
naugh, Miss Alice Cavanaugh and E. J.
Cavanaugh.
Watson spent the past week at the Peter
Eberhart home. Other guests Christmas
day were Miss Elizabeth Burr. Oscar Pier
son, Miss Esther Roller and Ralph David
Mr. and Mrs r. Capps of Minnesota ave-
nue. entertained a number of relatives at
Mt. and Mrs. Will Coultis and family of
Springs rles1 and d Miss Minnie burbank of Rich.
land were guests at the W. H. Coultis
home during the week.
Neb.. en- route to Florida are visiting Mr..
and Mrs George Pratt.
Pansy. Norton and William Dunlap are
spending the weekend with their grand
parents, DIR. and Mrs. N. J. Taylor of
Mr.. and Mrs. o. X Hill and family spent
Christmas day with Mr.. Hills sister, Mrs.
William Dealy of Scotland avenue.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. J. Curry and their guests,
Mrs. Clara Barratt and Jack McMullen OF
Kansas City were entertained Christml g
day at the J. L. Walker home on Twelfth
/ street
Miss Vera Chnbb is spending the week
end with relatives at Elmont.
| Mr.. and Mrs. d. V. Taylor entertained
l with a family dinner Christmas day
Rollin Chubb and L; Schubb have return
ed from a visit with relatives at Over
! The floors of the school buildings have
been thoroly scrubbed and oiled during
! Mr. Ed Goff of Massachusetts, avenue who
; has been confined to his home with small
| pox has recovered and altho a number
J Of relatives from Lawrence visited at the
home Thanksgiving day when Mr. Golf
was quite i'll, none have contracted the dis
Warren Morris is spending few days
| A number of relatives were guests at the
|, W f. McCarter home Christmas day.
Texas. spent Christmas with VIII Swan at
Camp Funston.
Guests of Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. Sumey Tues
day were Mrs. c. Selover, John Selover and
George Selover.
Mr.. and Mrs Richard Ahlstrom and Mr..
and Mrs. Elmer Ahlstrom have returned to
: Russell, Kan, after a weeks visit with
home folks.
Miss Jean Swan and Miss HattiebeI Swan
entertained Friday evening in honor of Miss
Clara May Haynes of Sherman, Texas.
Those present were Miss Haynes. Miss
Ruby Bush. Miss Sallie Whitaker, Miss
Vera Sanford. Miss Grace Campbell, Miss
Carrie Eendrick, Mrs. Allan Lowe, Miss
Stella Kendrick, Miss Bertha Hotze and
Miss Pearl Shaul-
The church has planned to begin a
series of meetings beginning January G.
under the leadership of Rev. a. f. Peterson
pastor of the OaklaEd NJ E. church. Rev
Peterson has become recognized as one OF
the strong of the conference in evange-
listic work He breaches a sane. sensible
gospel that all understand and ap-
preciate as well as live. A. f. Bowman
will have charge of the music. He, too
is well known a master of chorus work
He wishes to have a chorus of thirty OF
forty voices 1t is desired that all who
sing, meet him and do their bit in making
the meetings q success.