The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1919-03-10
EAST SIDE NOTES
Notes and personals from East Side
by Frances Jones' Telephone 1880.

A branch of the Y. w. C. A. will pc form
ed this evening at the Third Presbyterian
church tha an girls on the East side between
membership Miss curtis from r the T Central al
Y. W. will be in charge.
A meeting of the drainage board of the
80 O'Clock at the, voigt bakery. The
meeting is open to all who are interested
in the work of the board for the coming
The yesta club members were entertained
with a dinner Friday at the home of Mrs.
were laid for Mrs. j. w. Carly of West
virginia, Mrs; c; p. wepb, Mrs A. f.
Mrs 6 {. Cox. Mrs. <. f. Young, N Mrs u 4.
p: Wolff, Mrs. Kesselring, Mrs. f. L. Jones,
Mrs s,s M Jones' Mrs L wd Morris it, Mrs n
Jury, Miss Marie wolff' Miss Mae snider,
Miss Doris Wolff, Mrss Marguerite Dodds
Miss Lola webb aud Miss Frances Jones.
The funeral of Mrs. Margaret Jane Jones.
who died Friday evening at the home of
Woodruff avenue: was held from the house
at 80 o'clock Monday afternoon.
Mrs. Mark WhitfiIl, Grattan street. who
is visiting In Cabool, Mo-, will return this
week.
The S. s. club was entertained recently
ut their home Chester avenue. The follow
ing members were present: Mrs NJ. V.
Gibson, Mrs. Gilbert, Mrs. Bruce Irwin, Mrs.
Nichols and Miss Leona Deckenhaus The
next meeting of the club will be held at
the home of Mrs. II. b. Gibson. 40s Scot
The Friendship Circle club. was enter
tanned Friday afternoon with Mrs A. Lind
holm- Scotland avenue. hostess The
guests included Mrs. c. Francis Mrs. John
lIelfrieh. Mrs; +. X. Aesler. Mrs. NJ. Jorgen-
son. Mrs. Ralph Smith. The next meeting
will be with Mrs. Smith at her home on
Emmett street.
Mrs. Forest V. Hughes and two children.
Margaret and Forest, jr., are visitors at
the II. D. McNeeley home, 405 East Locust
street They were called here by the death
Of Mrs. Hughes grandmothers. Mrs. Ellen
Bradshaw. Mrs. !. NJ. Gerand of Indian
apolis, Ind has also been called here by the
death of Mrs. Bradshaw. Mrs. Bradshaw
was Mrs. Gerand's mother.
Mrs. W. A. Senogles has returned to her
home. $40 East Eighth avenue, from Stor-
The Christian Endeavor society of the
Third Presbyterian church will meet Tues
day evening at the home of Miss Helen
Mr.. J, II. Griggs. ae7 Golden avenue. has
been called to Camp Merritt, N. J., by the
who has just arrived from overseas and
Mrs. H; g. Wilson, 11e East Eleventh
street entertained at dinner SUNDAY even
ing for Mr. and Mrs. r: A. Brewer. Mr.. and
Y MIRA john Ss9deffeS Mrs A heed Miss
Dorothy Wilson, Mr. Van Brewer and Mr..
street, by the following persons Miss
Jillson. Miss Pauline Franklin, Miss Isa-
, belle Cawker and Miss Bessie Gentry The
guests included Miss Edna Upper, Miss
Lois Wilson. Miss Thelma Slit. Miss
Nelma Powell. Miss Evelyn Kaiser Miss
Helen Howard, Miss Grace Hess. Miss
Thelma Wilbur. Mr.. John Wood. Mr.
Frank Weeks. Mr.. Eugene Painter. Mr..
1ria Price, Mr.. Almore Harriet Mr.. George
Allen. Mr.. John Price. Mr. ALBERT Voyt
MFR. Clad Lowe, Mr. .WendaI Taylor, Mr..
Milton Dealy and Mr.. Norman Ash
Mrs. T. c. Waller. 81 Fillmore had as
n guest recently Mrs. Tom Checksfield,
Freeman avenue.
Miss Lucille and Miss Dorothy Jones
and their aunt, Mrs. Tom Checksfield.
spent Sunday in Highland Park with Mr..
and Mrs. Fred SkidWore