The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1919-09-27


A reception was given Friday evening
for the teachers of the grade and high
An address of welcome was given by
Mr.. G. W. Porter. with a response by the
principal, Professor Whitaker. very
interesting talk was given by Mrs. Charles
teachers association. Mrs. ]. Currie had
charge of the music. and Miss q. Marie
StrOwig, teacher of Domestic Science. with
number of her pupils, presided at the
The assembly room was very tastefully
arranged with flowers. tables, rugs and
chairs, giving the appearance OF a home
At the last regular meeting of the W.
for the ensuing year: President. Mrs. G..
w. Moore: vice president. Mrs. Emma
Gregg; treasurer, Mrs. George Mems; cor
| responding secretary. Miss Jerry Chubb !;
recording secretary, Mrs. Ed King; supt.
of young peoples work, Mrs: Chas; LON
Mas Seor sepM Mems sup Of Rings Herr
The society reports a very successful
Charles Richards of Hoyt has purchased
the A. Breahm property on Michigan
Mrs NJ. NJ Tiff of Lecompton is the
guest of her sister. Mrs. Peter Eberhardt
and family. Mr.. Eberhardt's sister, Mrs.
F. W. Fricker, has returned to her home
The Clover Hill Aid society met Tues
day with Mrs. f. J. Jones. with ten mem
meeting viii be in two weeks, with Mrs.
B.. A. Mckee OF Richland.
Mrs. J. Rains and granddaughter. Miss
Margaret Anderson, returned Saturday
from California where they spent the sum-
mer with relatives and friends at Oak
land, Berkeley, Los Angeles and other
Mr.. James Tufts of Lyon county has
been the guest the past week of his cousin.
Mr.. James Stevenson and Mrs Stevenson.
Mrs. l.. d. Thatcher of the West side
spent Thursday with the o. X. Hill fam
]. s. Quissenberry left Tuesday for his
new home IN Colorado. Miss Flossie Quis-
senberry will remain in Topeka until
MI. and Mrs, o. shanl had for dinner
Mr.. and Mrs. Z. L. Jones: Mrs. J: d.
Miss Carolyn Vance. Mr.. and Mrs G. F..
Moody of Carbondale and Mr.. and Mrs.
A meeting will be held at the school
house Monday Mt o'clock to organize a
young ladies' gymnasium class under the
Mrs. F. Heery Of the East side spent
Tuesday with Mrs. o. X. Hill and Mrs.
Miss Vera Lowe of Topeka spent the
last week end with her brothers, 7. A.
Lowe and Mrs Lowe;
p. II. Quaney of Silver Lake has pur-
chased the f. Sims property on Massa-
chusetts avenue. and expects to move soon.
Mr.. and Mrs. Sims and Miss Bessie Sims
left THURSDAY n for IT., bHrIGGS California
I
d. A. Blood has returned from Waka-
rusa where he spent the past month.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Jackson and daugh-
| ter of Onaga. and Mr.. Jackson's mother
| of Leavenworth. were guests at the J. W.
Lamb home Tuesday
Mrs. Z. W. Sims and son Earl of Berry
| ton spent a few days this week with Mr..
and Mrs f. Sims.
| A. T.. Jones has returned from n years
stay in Maine, and is at the home of his
son. f. L. Jones
Guests OF the William Bailey home the
pnst week were Mrs. Howard Hawkes.
| and children Of Oakland. Mrs. W. A. Bland
| Of Corning. Miss Albertina Mullindore of
4 HOlton. Mr.. and Mrs. George Taylor and
children. Mrs. Jerry Bush and Mrs. J. A.
| Hamilton.
Mrs Maria Huberger of Watson is visit
| ing at the X. L. nehemiah home.
| Mrs. s. A. Dunlap of Cedar Rapids. Iowa,
/ arrived Friday to visit her son. T. A. Dun
lap and family.
Mrs. J. W. Marsh spent few days this
week with her sitter, Mrs. f. Flood. OF
a \. ". C. A. millinery class will be
| organized at the church Monday evening.
| The Parent Teachers association will
meet Friday, Oct. 3. at. o'clock ut the
4 school house.
Mrs. Roy Roast of North Topeka and
| Mrs. Carl Robertson of Kansas City were
/ guests Saturday of Mrs. c. W. Ronst
| The Highland Park Ladies' Aid society
will meet Thursday at the church.
Mrs Bell Wright of Topeka is the guest
! of Mrs. NJ. A. Robbins.
peka spent Sunday with Cletus Buehrer.