The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1919-05-21
EAST SIDE NOTES
Notes and personals from East Side
BY Frances Jones. Telephone 1880.

Notes and personals from East Side
By Frances Jones. TeieCaoue 2530
Mrs. Frances Meats is expected to ar
rive this week from Evanston. ILL.,. where
she spent the past year. She has received
her degree at the Northwestern university.
Mrs. Meats husband has. just returned
from Siberia. and she will leave shortly to
join MIN in San Francisco.
The Philathea class of the East Side
Methodist church was entertained recently
by Mr. and Mrs. Ralph ktttrell. Hi4 Golden
avenue. The guests surprised Mrs. ktttrell
and Mrs. Mel Montgomery, who are brides
Of few months. with miscellaneous
shower. Mrs. Kittrell was formerly Miss
Edna Backus and Mrs. Montgomery was
Miss Jeanette PrinGle before her marriage
gomery, Mr.. and Mrs. Kittrell, Mrs. Fred
Sutton. Miss Laura Gilmore. Miss Vera
Lowe, Miss OPAL Haney, Miss Wilma
Bleyins. Miss Fay Blevins, Miss Alfarata
Lake. Miss Laura Simpson. Miss Florence
Fogelquist, Miss May Cradle, Mr.. Charles
McCallum. Mr.. Ray PrinEle, Mr.. Emery
KittreII and Mr.. Earl Cradle.
The Olive club will not meet Thursday
evening as formerly planned. but will be
entertained Friday evening at the home of
Miss Mae Cremer, Grattan street.
Mr.. Alvin Ritts will return Wednesday
evening after a short time spent In Man
haitian with his sister Miss Gladys Ritts.
There are nine small boys on the East
side who are as proud as boys can be and
still exist. They are nine boys of the
Lafayette school who have won the city
championship in baseball. The last game
was played Tuesday evening with the
Washington school Mt League park. The
boys are all under IL years of age. The
captain of the team is Bud Rose. The re
mainder of the boys on the victorious team
are William Lewis. Ralph Gerberick
Albert Bailey, Role Wiser. James Cogdal
Ray Kline and Kenneth Reeier and Charles
HUMPHREYS The principal of the school
Mr.. Charles Todd, and the teacher. Miss
Clara Johnson. have accompanied the boys
during the season.
Miss Doris Davis, who makes her home
with her uncle, Mr.. William Cary on East
Tenth avenue. has returned from Manhat-
tan where she went last week to visit.
p Mrs. +. Mosher entertained at her home,
500 Lawrence street, Monday afternoon
with party for her little daughters. Car
Carmilla's sixth birthday anniversary and
her sisters eighth. Those present in
Guided: Lulu Bell Handel. Allen Smelser,
jr.. Dorothy and Lucille Mcdonald Cleon
and julie Mae Richmond, Dorothy and
Audrey Luse. Ernest and Ruby Gordon,
Mrs Archie Handel, Mrs. Jess Luse. Mrs.
Sam Richmond, Mrs. Allen SmelseT, Mrs f.
NJ. Roberts and Miss Frieda Black.
Mr.. and Mrs Charles X. Hoffman of
West Center. Kan. are guests of Mr.. and
Mrs. G.. w EEGlestou, 1921 Lime street.
Baptist church entertained Monday evening
with a party in compliment to Miss Mar
guerite Sawyer. who will leave in a short
while to make her home in Emporia The
guests included: Misc Sawyer. Miss Myrtle
Higgins. Miss Fern Burbank. Miss Ida
Cary. Miss Blanche Nocum. Miss Esta
Goodrich. Miss Cora Farquer. Miss Dollie
SmelSer Miss Rose Deshler. Miss Bernice
Neiman and Miss Gertrude Boyd