The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1918-02-16

Telephone between and 10 a. m. $3.50;
other hours. 4751 K-2
Miss Lula Montgomery, SoS Woods street
Mrs. Lena Sachs and son Randall. 500 East
Eighth avenue. have gone to st. Marys,
Kan, to spend Sunday.
Not a Law viii be the topic Of the sermon
at at the the East Side Methodist church. In the
evening the sermon will be "The Basis of
Uhdustrial Democracy. Ia.
miscellaneous shower Thursday evening at
the home of her sister, 229 German avenue
he ggHesI w IF ayeu Whose marrage to
Mr. Ben Isler of Indianapolis, Ind, will
take Place soon Tne eSen,ags gnssts Miss
Miss Lizze MeLeiseh, Miss Charlotte staerr-
Mrs Mrs T ohn Ffise Mss nuda Miller
Mrs. Fritze, Mrs Gus Pyetzki and Theodore
Lee Gnagy and John wanamaker are
makers makers sister, Mrs P. Brown and family,
{. G. Espelin, 1863 Grattan street, who has
been in a serious condition for week
remains the same With WITH. no improyementt
at the PelIetier Red Cross rooms Thursday
were entertained with LUNCHEON at the home hon
were Mrs R. NJ. Cunning. Mrs. II: L: Der
by. Mrs D. T. Thomson, Mrs E. L. Jones,
Mrs. C. d. Cox. Mrs. j. M. Jones and Mrs.
Miss Edna Upper East Crane street, is
recovering after having had the measles.
South Dakota, where she and her husband
went several weeks ago to live. She is visit
her J brother Mbe With the
department of the Rock Island has been
| transferred BACK to Kansas s.,
| Miss Velma Patterson, East Sixth avenue,
| MI and Mrs. j. w, Tucker of Preston,
Kan are guests of Mrs f. TuHker oss sissetr
street. Mr. and Mrs. tucker are en- route
| to their home after spending some time at
Mrs Fsed eebhart Of penre 'H eoo
recent guest of Mrs. Elmer Harris. Mrs.
Gebhart is visiting relatives in the city:
home. 171g East Crane street, from Christ
| hospital where she had been three. weeks;
Mr.. and Mrs. Pease have named their small
Miss gladys Norton will lead the Chris
tan Endeavar services a at the Third Prespy
Mrs. F. Il. Gabriel, lilo Quincy street, is
recovering after being quite ILL.,
and Mrs c. E. Foster, is quite Ill with
pneum sad s,,s q 1u,estrom. ass 1elsra
street, are the parents Of a son. born
Clyde Chalmers of the National Y. NJ. c.
being i'll He is ct the home of his wife.
Mrs. Cydle Chalmers, Grattan street.
5ae * IF, St dan h9s who Mrs has
Christopher. is now with friends at Bur
lipgame Mr. Jack expects to return to
st. Louis the latter part Of next week.
Sunday morning at the Seward Avenue
Methodist church the Rev. e. Resler will
talk on 1.-The Stewardship of Personality
On Feb. "a the members of the church will
be given a chance to contribute to, the
church budget for the. coming year. A fl
nancial canvass will be conducted anon
the membership Of the church Sunday after
noon, February "a.
Much has been said about changing the
name of German avenue One resident of
the street has suggested that the street be
named Soldier avenue as leven boys from
the two blocks of the street north of .Se-
ward avenue have responded to the call Of
the colors. 49,. -
Mrs. Estelle Merton. Brahner street, who
fell and broke a limb week ago and Who
has been at Sterffient hospital has been
removed to her home. The injured limb has
been placed in q east. Mrs. Merton Is
, improving as well as could be expected.
Her niece, Miss Edith Byrd. of Topeka,