The Topeka state journal., 1918-12-27
SNAP SHOTS
AT HOME NEWS

Chicago today to visit relatives
W. r. c. No. 94 met this afternoon at
. O'Clock for an election and business meet
The Royal Neighbors of America. Camp
13S. will have an annual election of officers
Monday evening; December 80, at the h
The first division of the C. W. b. NJ. of
the First Christian church, met this after
noon at 80 o'clock at the home of Mrs.
W. Fl. Tandy, 1881 College avenue
The Argonauts will meet with Mr., and
Mrs. c. C. Nicholson. 9o0 Lane street, Satur
day evening at 1880. special program
with special music is in store for the mem
bers.
An important meeting of Topeka Post
No. Il, Grand Army of the Republic, will
be held at 2 o'clock Saturday afternoon in
the hall, 627 Kansas avenue. John Smith,
adjutant.
This evening at 30 O'Clock the ladies
the annual sale of the sewing society viii
be held.
The semi annual election meeting of To-
be held at the X. and l.. of s. hall We'd
nesday evening at o'clock. While the
votes are being counted refreshments will
The Central Y. NJ; C.. A. weekly fellow
ship luncheon will be held Sunday night
at 80 celSek ,s The 1sy r. schel nell
give the address.
15-jewel Elgin watch was the Christ
mas gift of the night police force to Po-
sented to him Thursday night by Chief
Frank Harbaugh. following a speech made
by him at roll call.
Presbyterian church Of Guthrie. Okla, Will
arrive in the city tomorrow and will preach
in Westminster Presbyterian church Sun
church has been without a regular pastor
for three months.
The fifteenth annual meeting of the Kan
sas State Veterinary Medical association
will be held in Lawrence at the Chamber
of Commerce January %, The organiza-
tion has membership Of 300 and it is ex-
pected that the full membership will be
present at the meetings.
State Camp No. rs. Woodmen Of the
World, elected the following officers at its
meeting Thursday night; Consul com.
banker, L. X. Hayes; clerk. n. H. Wolff:
escort, John Murphy; watchman. g. NJ.
S. A. Johnson; manager for three years,
H. A Fusch.
At meeting of Golden Rule lodge No.
aGa M night g t6e
well. master; J. H. Murrel, senior warden !;
o. r. Davis. junior warden; D. J. Hatha-
way. treasurer: H. L. sherburne. secre-
junior steward John A. Bright. chaplain );
tyler.
The new Fourth regiment of the Kansas
national guard will be the leading military
unit at the inauguration of Henry J. Allen
said. At that time the regiment will be
reviewed by Governor Allen. Inaugural
tion day and the day following the officers
Of the regiment will hold school Of in
struction in the office Of the adjutant gem
-erai in connection with which the state
military board will hold r session.
Some changes have been made in the
Central Y. N. G: =. building. ordered by
which formerly opened off from the lobby,
has been made into o conference room for
various groups Of men who hold business
A. The billiard tables have been moved
to the bowling room. The change in the
arrangements enlarges the seating capacity
of the lobby, and offers a private room for
small gatherings. sfss
The worst is yet to come for Maybelle
Bridges, colored, who has just begun to
serve her sentence Of sixty days in the
county Jail and pay $10o fine on liquor
misdemeanor of which she was recently
convicted. When she came to the jail to
begin her sentence she was confronted with
a felony liquor charge which grew out OF
a raid made on her place recently by the
police. at which time a quantity of liquor
was found. She will have to face the
charge of being a persistent violator when
her present term expires.
Memorial services will be hAld Sunday
afternoon at 2 80 o'clock at Lincoln Post
hall, for members of the post who have
died during the past year. The exercises
special invitation is given to all members
of the G. A. X. and affiliated organizations,
all soldiers and eX-soldiers of any wars in
which the United States has been engaged
be made by Joseph G. Waters. All COM
rades who are unable to go to the meeting
reason OF physical disaPiity ARE are asked
2G46, and an auto will be sent for them.