The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1919-08-16
Community House Subscriptions.

Jessie Riach Red 2344 after m.
Other hours $3.50.
Community House Subscriptions.
The committee from the Civic club,
composed OF D. T. Gabriel. V. r. Park
hurst and ]. C. Snediker. appointed to
look after raising funds for the new
community house. are very anxious to
secure at least 5000 by volunteer sub
scriptions of s25 each before they
4 start a canvass for the entire amount
| of $1,000. They will be very glad to
wait on anyone desiring to contribute
$25 to this worthy cause. About six
teen subscriptions have been received
to date. A list of the names will be
published in the near future.
Notes and Personals.
James B. Brinsmaid. who will ac-
cupy the pulpit at the Baptist church
tomorrow morning, is a returned SOL
der. having seen service in Italy.
Mr.. and Mrs. d. G. Walker are liv-
ing at 1915 Harrison street. Mr..
Walker, who recently returned from
overseas, has taken his former posi-
ton with the Gibbs Clothing company.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Beuchner, Mrs.
Charles Stewart, Abe Collier. bud
Cooper and Buster Gabriel have re-
turned from the North Topeka outing
camp at Maple Hill:
A bunch of happy boys passed thru
North Topeka last evening. They
were from the Y. NJ. c. A. and, under
full pack. were hiking to Calhoun
Bluffs. where they will camp for
day or two.
Orville Rowe and his roommate, Mr..
Elwood Bowers. will come from Kan
sas City this evening to spend the
weekend with Mr.. Rowe's parents.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. T. Rowe, of 1928
Jackson street
Misses Margaret and Mary Rose,
who have been visiting friends in To-
peka, have returned to their home in
Auburn, Neb.
George Baer of go Quincy street is
nursing a broken wrist. He was
cranking a Ford car.
Miss Bertha Thompson of the To-
peka Packing company has returned
from a weeks vacation.
Miss Blanche Lett of Maple Hill,
who has been the guest of Miss Flea
nor Sutton of East Gordon street. will
return to her home tonight. Miss SUIT
ton will accompany her for short
visit
Mr.. and Mrs. Beers of Park street
have returned from Nebraska, where
they were called by the death of Mrs.
Beers's father.
Miss Delona Blankenship has re-
turned to her home in Lawrence. after
a visit to her sister, Mrs. Thurston
Cooper, 1929 Central.
Miss Mabel Rowe of Jackson street,
who has been the guest of her broth
er, Mr.. Orville Rowe, of Kansas City,
will return home this evening.
Miss Esther Fulkerson left this
morning to spend a two weeks vaca-
ton in Overlook. Kan.
Mrs. S. ]. Britain of SIS Quincy
street, who underwent an operation
at st. Francis hospital last Wednes-
| day. is slightly improved.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. Wells of sos Para
| more street, have returned from a va
cation spent in Colorado.
Mrs. Ostrand of Kiro was in town
| this morning.
Mrs. George Knoll Of sss Madison
street has left for a trip to Osawato-
mic. Hot Springs and Kansas City.
Thomas Baker of the Graham
Clothing company has returned from
| a vacation in st. Joseph.
Mrs. George Reedy of PIT East Lau-
| rent street was taken to Christs hos
pital last night, where she was oper-
ated upon for acute appendicitis she
is doing as we'll as can be expected.
Mrs. Albert Swan of 907 Harrison
street entertained her crochet club
Thursday afternoon. The guests were
| Mrs. Henry Dietric, Mrs. w. F. Steele,
Mrs. c. A. Zimmerman. Mrs. J. w.
Dowler Mrs w. 1. De Long, Mrs.
Thomas Checksfield. Mrs. ]. w: Reed
Miss Grace Lewis of 1151 Kansas
avenue and Miss Inez Fulkerson of PIP
East Norris street, employed by the
Theo Poehler Mercantile company
| left this morning in a touring car to
spend two weeks vacation in Park
ents accompanied the girls on the trip
A. M Petro & Son. Druggists.-Adv
| Quincy playground is justly proud of Its
baseball team The team team, won a me ena the
| Central Park team at Ripley Park. The
players enjoyed ice cream and cake as a
| Quincy team: Theodore Mcclure, captain ;
| leslie Hooper, pitcher; Jimmie kearney
1b.; Rolla Dayey, 2b.; Theo. Mcclure, Sb. !;
| Orson Mclaughlin, SIS; Mitchell Hannah
RI; Ralph Henry. IT,: Allison French. C.;
J. Ridgeway, CT; Roy Pounds, Mark
Quincy also won the volley Ball tourna-
ment by defeating City Park and Ripley
; Leon King entertained at his home In
! Jackson street In honor of his thirteenth
birthday. His guests were Mr.. and Mrs
Chas. Alger, Montgomery. Ohio; Capt, w
Mr.. and Mrs. Rollie Gordon. Mr.. and Mrs
Ernest King, Mr.. and Mrs. J. J. King, Miss
Bertha Giyn. Granville. Mr.. Roy. Glyn,
Canada, Miss Ruth Jackman, Miss Faye
Campbell. Miss Marian Weaver. Miss Villa
| Helen Alden. Miss Vera Bechtelheimer, Miss
Edith Carlson. Miss Thelma Rohwitz, Miss
Gladys Cooper. Miss Garnett Cooper Miss
| Isadell Waychoff. Miss Olive Fisher. Miss
Lucille Fisher. Miss Melva Barickman: Miss
Hannah Blaisdale. Miss Dorothy Markham,
! Miss Helen Powers, Mr.. Theo. Mcclure
/ Mr.. James Weaver. Mr.. Ed Gardner, Mr.
| Chns. Suit, Jr.. Mr.. Emmett Sutton, MI
| Rolla Davey. Mr.. Theo. Cooper. Mr.. Ray
\ Parnell. Mr.. Dillon Fisher, Mr.. Mark
/ Adams, Mr.. Harry Jackman.
Among the Churches
The Church of the Good Shepherd. Epis-
/ copal corner Of Quincy and Laurent. The
| Rev. George HAT. priest in charge. Morn
/ ing PRAYER and sermon at 10 30 In the abb
/ sence of Mr.. HAT, the Rev. Mr.. Mcleod
! will have charge: Sunday school at Q 30,
The Second Presbyterian church, the
| Rev. George II. Jackman. minister Morning
! service at IL O'Clock. subject. ~Ambasga-
/ Gospel service in the evening Mt o'clock.
4 Sunday school at o 30. Junior Endenvor
/ at 6:15. Senior Christian Endeavor at Z
| A very cordial invitation Is given to all
| who are not regular attendants at other
places of worship.