The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1918-01-29

One North side grocery has a dis
play showing the different grains one
may use in substituting for wheat
flour. For instance, in buying a "a
pound sack of flour, "a pounds of
other cereals must be purchased.
Among the sam pies shown as substi-
tutes are corn meal, rye, barley. buck
wheat, potato -four, oatmeal, corn
starch, corn grits. rice s
Mr. and Mrs. G. Carlson. 1913 Gem
trail avenue, gave party last night
for their daughter Ruth. The occa
sion was her thirteenth birthday an
niversary. The following guests en-
joyed a very pleasant evening: Ruth
Carlson, Miriam McMaster, Lillian
Weir, winffred Button, Marjory.
Smith. RUBY Baer. Elizabeth Schenck..
Louise Carlson Edith Carlson, Mrs.
d. L. Button. Refreshments of ice
cream and cake were served.
Mrs. Ed Bissel, 141s Kansas ave-
nue., was surprised by, a number of
her friends yesterday. Mrs. Bissef had
been called over to a neighbours and
during her absence her friends ar
rived to spend the day. Dinner was
furnished and served by the visitors.
This gathering was in the nature of
farewell party, as Mrs. BisseI leaves
soon OF join Mr.. Bissel in Spokane,
Wash, where he has gone for his
health Among those present were:
Mrs c.. c. Maze and son, Mrs. E. G.
Griffin and children, Mrs E. P. Star
bird and Chester, Mrs. Henry Bach,
Mrs Ruth Steele, Mrs. A, A. Keller,
Miss Margaret Kellers Mrs. Lucy Pey-
ton, Mrs. Matte Harries and daugh-
ters Esther and Beatrice, Miss Stella
Herring, Mrs A. c. Gurtler and
daughtsr, Alberta, Mrs. g. T, Cross
white and daughter Grace, Mrs. &c. A.
Antrim and Miss Pansy Antrim, Miss
Lucille Maze Games and contests
were played during the afternoon.
Mrs. Ruth Steele won first prize and
MRS. Harries, the consolation.
Notes and Personals.
Amity lodge No. Poi, K. of P. had
work In the degree of knight last
night at their meeting.
me missionary society of the North
Iopeka Baptist church will be held at
the nome of Mrs. Will Van Ness, 1903
Kansas avenue, Friday afternoon.
John Vaneer of Abilene, kan, spent
sunday the guest of his sister, Mrs.
Ralph Button.
Will Petree and children, Mamie
and Abner, are sick with the humps.
at their home, 92S Van Buren, street.
me Older son, Denton, has recovered
from them and is able to be at work.
The condition of Mrs. Petree, who was
taken to st. Francis hospital several
weeks ago, suffering from heart trou-
bic and complications, is somewhat
improved.
Miss Sophia Bertha Roehrig died
Monday morning at O'Clock, at her
nome, sol Paramore street, following
an illness of several months The
funeral will be held Wednesday morn
ing at 10 O'Clock, at the Church, of the
Assumption.
Miss Pearl Antrim of Gil Kansas
avenue, has gone to Harveyville, Kan,
to attend the funeral of her grand
niece, Hazel Kopp, daughter of Mr..
and Mrs Chester kopp.
"A. NJ. Petro, the Druggist.-Adv.
Laddie Clark is rapidly recovering
from an attack of membraneous
Group. He is the little son of Mr. and
Mrs. Kenneth Clark of 1905 Jefferson
street.
The entertainment which was to
have been given Wednesday evening
at Lyman school has been postponed
on account of the prevalence of the
measles in that district.
The aid society of the Second Pres
byterian church will meet Wednesday
afternoon at the home of Mrs. j. ].
King, 1926 Jackson street.
The Kansas Avenue Methodist
church will hold their prayer meeting
Thursday evening at the home of Mrs.
| G.. o. Farmer, 1918 Jackson street.
The Epworth and Intermediate leagues
will meet at the home of Mrs. King,
| 1922 Jackson street, Sunday evening
meeting of the aid society this week
| You can afford to lay off half the
day to save the big reductions at the
New Toggery Reimbursement sale