The Topeka state journal., 1919-05-10

Notes and personals from Fast Side
Dy Frances Jones. Teiev&oue 2fa0
Down on East Fourth avenue a bridge
is out Signs telling. the public so are
placed on each side of the approach; on
on the other Bride Out"
The neighborhood in the vicinity of
Sixth and Lake streets was agog with eX-
citement last evening, several accidents
occurring within few hours. Mrs. Pack
er fell down a flight of stairs at her
a number of severe cuts about the head.
A street car ran into a spring wagon
later in the evening on hurting tim 6Grer fonT or Te
Il neighbor boy (colored persons living
east of Oaklandl were returning from
town about . 80 when an Oakland car ran
into the wagon throwing the mother and
four of the children to the pavement.
hurting them. The horses were cut loose
of several miles The injured people We're
taken to the home of Mr.. and Mrs. ID. NJ.
Swearingen. where they received mealcil
attention and were later removed to their
home. The accident received little atten-
ton from the motorman and the con-
Mrs. Irwin Manshardt of Emporia is a
visitor at the home of Mrs. Rose Snyder,
Madison street.
resented at the hut the other day when
Battery came thru the city. The Te-
sumseh branch furnlshed 29o crop cakes,
27 roasted chickens and number of pies
y Mrs. & Eva L. Wilkinson of Topeka
spent Friday as a guest of Mrs. George
Miller and son, Archie, of 1923 East Crane
street.
! nue. entertained a number of their friends
with party Friday evening in honor of
their eighth wedding anniversary; The
Mrs NJ P Jorgenson. Mr.. and Mrs. John
Barclay, Mr.. and Mrs. Mark Whitfill.
Mr.. and Mrs; G. c. Shelkett Mr and Mrs.
Capt. +. Il. Sheldon, Mrs. Sheldon and
children arrived today from East Orange.
n. J., and will be guests Of Mrs ShedPn,s Slnd n,
coin street, and of Captain Sheldon's par
ents. Mr., and Mrs. J. W. Sheldon, 5G1
with the medical division of the army
and has seen active service overseas
Mrs. A Phillips has been quite ill at her
home, 415 Lafayette street, but is recover
The Delta Alpha class of the. Third
Presbyterian church will have their post
poned bazaar, entertainment and ice cream
social next Wednesday evening at the
church.
her home 326 Branner street. after short
time spent in New York City. Mrs Smith
accompanied her aunt. Mrs. Anna Zeser,
to New York several weeks ago.
Mr. and Mrs. G. W. Templeton. 6S1 Lime
street. had as guest Thursday Mrs TEN.
rion. Kan. Mr.. Kellett, has just received
his discharge from motor supply COM
pany after service overseas and stopped
Sherman Carl of Los Angeles, Calf, is
visiting friends and relatives in Topeka.
Mrs. L. H. Ellenberger and Mrs. Rush
Spurlock accompanied Mrs. Burl Spurock
and small far Kansas City, Mo.
Saturday morning. Mrs. SpurlOck has
left for her home in Franklin. Pa. after
spending a month here visiting relatives.
The Kewpie club entertained re-
Gently at the home of Mrs. Elmer Harris.
East Sixth avenue. The guests included
Mrs. Bert Ticehurst, Mrs. NJ l.. Lung
strom- Mrs. W. NJ. Finch. Mrs. W. T.
Lungstrom. Mrs. W. T. Neil. Mrs. Bert
Woodland. Mrs. ]. J. Stafford, Mrs. john
Sash, Mrs. Clyde Lowe. Mrs. Lowe will
entertain in two weeks.
Miss Eva Flintham has returned from
Wichita where she attended the state
Sunday school convention.
Mrs. Sophie Freeman entertained the A.
r. c. card club Friday afternoon at her
Just been organized. The members are ::
Mrs. A. L. Thonpe, Mrs Francis Saunders.
Mrs. Pauline Saunders. Mrs. Florence
Shaffer. Mrs. L. F.. Eyeth. Mrs. ]. Kauff-
man, Mrs. Martha Fulton, Mrs. Riley
Grose. Mrs. A. Z. Wolff. Mrs. II. T.. Mil
ler Mr. c. kraps and Mrs Freeman. The
next hostess will be Mrs Martha Fulton.
Sunday morning at the East Side Meth
odist church the Rev. Fred Sutton will
speak on christians First in Antioch" "
Sunday evening Il special mothers dav
will be held Miss Ruby Heath will talk
about Great Mothers" bouquet will be
given to the oldest mother present. The
evan~pifstical irr'""tir~s viii nnd Sun,la Y
evening and Miss Heath will return to
her home at lola, Kan.