The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1918-01-05

The l.; s. c. club will have as their
hostess host Tuesday afternoon of next week
no Lehoy Haggard has returned to the
navy yards at Philadelphia after spendin q
the holidays with his parents, Mr.. and
/ Mrs. W. Haggard, German avenue
/ Launch Out will be the tonic of the
sermon to be preached Sunday morning at
/ the Seward Avenue Methodist church At
/ will talk on Put on Thy Strength" The
Junior league service is to be held at 3
| Revival services are to be held at tho
church beginning January 13
Mrs, Mrs Harley, Harper and little daughter
in Junction City after visiting friends in
Topeka and Argentine.
Miss Grace Callahan of Keithsburg Ill,
! East Sixth avenue.
Margaret Hinkle, who is ill of scarlet
/ fever and chickenpox at the home of her
| parents, German avenue, is improving
/ Mrs. Oscar Marshall of Argentine, was
recent guest of Mrs. A Robertson. GIL
The H d. club met Thursday afternoon
with With Mrs L. =, Harper as hostess; Her
Shaw, Mrs. f. F. Rhodes, Mrs A. O..
Harper and Mrs. l. a. Harper The next
meeting will be held Thursday of next
| Eighth avenue.
The Rev Fred Sutton will talk on 1.-THE
! Power of Unconscious Influence Sunday
morning at the sermon hour in the East
Side Methodist church. He will speak
about The Spirit of Service" in the
evening
Announcement has been made of the
marriage of Miss Bessie Carruther daugh-
ter of Mr. and Mrs. William Carruthers.
405 Chandler street, and Mr.. James Dunn
of Auburn. III. The marriage service was
read by the Rev. F. Sutton of the East
, Side Methodist church Thursday after
on the U. 5. S. Utah, formerly being en-
ployed in the city.
Miss CHRISTINA Gurdler OF Central1a:
Kan. en- route to Emporia. was guest
| recently at the f. Sutton home. Mrs SUIT
| ton and Miss Gurdler. when former stu
| dents at Baker university, were room
Miss L,ottie Mccallan has returned to
spent with her mother. Mrs. W. S. Nc
Callan. 1114 East Eighth avenue.
The members of the Second United
and tacky social Wednesday at the home
of Mr. and Mrs. Will Lewis. 400 Leland
street The ladies who attended will each
Mrs J. A Mccall. East Tenth street,
who has been suffering with burned foot
is recovering and is able to be out:
G of Mr. 70 a ISlo5 Mrs. NJ sisk. 457 Reno
avenue Mr.. Lnegar is an employee of the
Topeka Bridge and Building works.
Lawrence Woodward of Osborne. Kan,
has come to attend Washburn college He
will be the guest of Mr. and Mrs. A. A.
Woodward, Quincy street, until the begin
ming of +he second semester
Mrs. Hugo Andeen is i'll with humps at
her home, 424 Leland street.
The new officers for the year at the
Fast Side Methodist Sunday school are
Davis. assistant superintendent: Miss Vera
Lowe. secretary and treasurer: Mr.. Gilbert
Davis. librarian Miss Mary French, organ
list. and Mrs S. Cunningham, superintend-
ent of primary department.
| The members and friends of the Third
Christian church entertained with party
for their pastor, the Rev. H w. Wallace,
Friday evening. 1t was the commemoration
of the Rev. Mr.. Wallace's birthday ami
The guests Mr. and Mrs
Frank Wilder and children. Mr. and Mrs
r. 7. Mabrey, Mr.. and Mrs. F., S, Dawdy,
Mr.. and Mrs c. f. Yewell. Mr. and Mrs. J.
b. Mullin. Mr.. and Mrs. Carl Shaffer and
son ROLAND. Mr.. end Mrs. f. J; Gordinnier,
Ira Urea dwell, Mr.; and Mrs. Ray Summer,
Mr.. and Mrs. J; N. Manshardt, Mrs; Corda
Mrs F. B; Jolley and daughter Mary. Mrs
NJ 5. Stitt, Mrs. D. e. Hinshaw. Mrs. NJ. J.
Brentnall; Mrs; 10 Hayek, Mrs. Chester
Johnson. Mrs Eva Bradley, Mr. and Mrs.
H. E. Drummer, Miss Lucille Wallace. Miss
Miss Yrena Mabrey. Miss Wilton Wallace,
Miss Edna Gardiner. Fred F. Herring
Harold Mabrey; Hughie Deck, Roy Wallace
Mrs Eldon Seagraves entertained the
members OF the Lotus club at her
home on North Clay street Thursday after
noon, with the following guests present
Mrs. James Brizendine. Mrs. Frank Morris.
Mrs; Charles Cole, Mrs, T. H. Barnes, Mrs.
Otto Horacek, Mrs. Frank Magnetism. Mrs.
George Villee. Mrs Villee will enterf9in
the members in two weeks at her home on
Mrs Harry Krusor and four children ac-
companied by her mother. Mrs. F. G.
Richey, will spend the week end at Ross