The Topeka state journal., 1918-08-17
EAST SIDE NOTES
Notes and personals from East Side
by Frances Jones. Telephone $3.50.

Notes and personals from East Side
by Frances Jones. Telephone $3.50.
Mrs Ernest EckwaId, Ohio street, has
brother, Fred Henderson, who is in France.
The following letter, which is clipped from
the Phillips County Post is from Corporal
Henderson: Just a few lines to let you
know l am still alive and having the best
of health. just got back from the front
line trenches We were up there fourteen
days and are now back resting up, but
don't know how long will stay. We
top one night and also I will carry the the
first bravery button in Z COMPANY That
Is SI hard to believe S Of swede, but it is so
pose everybody is cutt g Wheat Back
home. l don't know when we will get the
kaiser. but we are on our way. 1 saw the
first American woman today since l came
her, There are no girls that beat the old
1 saw was Y. NJ. c. 4. worker. Tell
everybody hello for me-" Signed Corp.
Fred "Swede'' Henderson.
The Delta Alpha class of the Third Pres
ing Of Mrs. Stanley Gentry. The girls
Gentry.s. Miss Hazel McGirk, Of Kansas Is
City The guests of the evening included
MISS Mcrt II Mas 1n as Mssfho sasah
Rosander. Mrs. Eva Rosen, Mrs Ethel
Mr. and Mrs Frank J. warren, Market
street, will entertain at Dime 'unday for
MT and Mrs. George Warren their son,
Miss Frances Haggnrd, Wilson avenue,
Will leave Monday to spend a vacation in
Wichita. visiting her brother, Neil Hag
Mrs. NJ t. Jorgenson will entertain the
I. s. {; club Tuesday afternoon at her
Mrs. =. Luthey Reno avenue. had as
guests Saturday Mrs. George Moscow, of
d 1etroit; G,o Mich and Mrs. William MOSCOW
The Ladies' Aid society of the Church of
q the Assumption will picnic Wednesday at
present with their lunch baskets. -
measuring" social was held Friday
evening at the home of Mr.. and Mrs. W
Seward Avenue church, under the auspices
of which the affairs was held, secured S12
Mrs. George Metzger. Wilson avenue who
has been quite i'll since week ago, is i'm
proving.
The First Four Words" is the topic 70
K. Reser at the Seward % Arenue M sn Metsodfst fsr E
church. In the evening a patriotic serv-
ice win be held. the subject for the sermon
being. Americas Wooden Horse"
Mrs. Harvey Landon and little son,
Eugene. have returned from a short time
spent in Manitou. Colorado Springs and
Pueblo.
Miss Edith Austin entertained with
party Friday evening for number of boys
In the neighborhood who have enlisted in
bert Warren, who, will leave Monday for
Mare Island. California, Hubert Sandeffer
and Giles Smith.
D. L. Zirkle. of South Haven, Kan. is a
visitor at the t. d. Hallbert home.
The East Side churches will have union
services Sunday evening at Ripley park
n. c. Vardy. who has been i'll since last
week at the home of his daughter, Mrs
W. J. Haggard is recovering
Mrs. Katharine Bailey entertained with a
dinner Friday evening for a number of the
girls employed at the Berkson Bros. store.
Covers were laid for: Miss Lavina EtzeI,
Miss Eve Conpor. Miss Florence Peterson.
Miss Ruby Seymour. Miss Ollie Mayes and
Miss Efffe Reser.
Jack Warren. son of Mr.. and Mrs. George
W. Warren. SOS Swygart avenue. who has
spent several months at Kansas university.
taking special mechanical training. has
been transferred to Georgia. the camp as
yet unassigned.
Miss Merlin Anderson, of Leonardville.
Kan. will spend the weekend as a guest
ut the home of the Rev. and Mrs E. K.
Resler. Scotland avenue
Miss Mvrna Halbert and Mr. Walter
Halbert have returned from spending a
vacation in Colorado with their mother.
Mrs T ID. Haibert. who has been in Colo
RADIO for some time for her health. Mrs.
Halbert will return to her home soon. be-
ing much improved in health.
"Fu1lness in Christ" is the topic to he
used in fhe Sunday sermon at the Second
United Brethren church The Christian
Fndeavor societv will meet at 7 O'Clock, and
there will be no evening services.