The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1920-08-09

The Mothers conference and chit
drens clinic will be held Tuesday
morning from 10 to II at the Com
munity house.
The advisab iIity of holding the
North Topeka day celebration in con-
nection with the Grocers' and Butch
ers picnic, August Is, will be brought
up at the meeting of the North To-
peka Civic club tomorrow evening at
the Community house.
Charles Stewart, vice president of
the Kaw Valley National bank. was
placed in an embarrassing predica-
ment yesterday at the North Topeka
Outing camp on Mill creek.
Stewart, inclined to be up-to-date.
did not hang his clothes on a hickory
limb, when heg went for a swim. hut
left them in the D. T. Gabriel cabin.
After disporting in the limpid water
OF Mill creek for the greater part of
the day the tired business man finally.
decided 1t was time to return to town
When he reached the Gabriel cabin
what was his chagrin to find the Cab
r1els had left, locking the cabin After
lengthy and diHgent search Stewart
round the key where it had been Sc
GREETED by Gabriel, and returned to
North Topeka clothed. but in anything
but his usual placid state of mind
Gabriel, aat last accounts, is hiding out.
The Rev. George R. Jackrnan of the
second See. Presbyterian church preached
last night at the union meeting held
on the Presbyterian church lawn. c.
NJ. Morrow. choirmaster of the choir
OF the Second Presbyterian church,
led the singing. Mr.. Jackman is a
forcefuI, earnest speaker and held the
attention of his audience
Four showers have been Installed at
Quincy school, two for the BOYS and
two for the girls. Old clothes are
worn and on hot days the showers are
well patronized. Grown persons also
are allowed to take. these shower
baths.
Notes end Personals.
The Willing Workers class of the
Kansas Avenue Methodist church will
hold an all day picnic at the country
home of Mrs. W. A. Crooks on the
Rochester road.
Mrs W. o. Howard of 1926 Monroe
street returned yesterday from visit
to relatives in Sapulpa.. Okla.
Miss Gertrude Helm Of 1909 Quincy
street has taken the position as CASH
Ter at Morns & Myers. Miss Marian
Weaver. who has been cashier, will
leave next Saturday on her vacation.
and will later take position on the
South. side.
George Henderson returned today to
Cleburne, Tex, after spending the
weekend with Mrs. Henderson. Mrs
Henderson and little daughter will
join Mr.. Henderson in September and
make their permanent home in Gle
burne.
Mr.. and Mrs Chas. Bridge VIII
leave Thursday for California. where
they will make an extended visit
They will be the guests of their daueh-
ter, Mrs Vera Dosmann of Holly
wood.
The funeral service for the four
months-old son .nf Mr.. and Mrs. Roy
Ward, of 2O6 East Laurent street, was
held this morning at Dexter's under
taking pariors- The burial was at
Emmett, KAN 4ss
The W. R. C.. will hold an all day
meeting ct their hail. Tuesday. IA
lunch will be served at noon. .s-
The Epworth League OF the Kansas
Avenue Methodist church, will give a
picnic supper followed by business
meeting, at Chesnsy park tomorrow
evening at $780, All members are re-
quested to be present and bring basket
The funeral services for Mrs. H. NJ.
Glendenning. who died Friday night
at her home. 1910 Quincy street, were
I held this afternoon at 1880 O'Clock
from the home. The services were
private. Burial was in Rochester
cemetery. -. 80.
A special meeting of the Indian
Creek grange has been called for Tues
day evening at the grange hall ..sI
Miss Louisa Howard Of 927 jackson
street returned Saturday evening from
visit of three weeks in Gregory. S.
D.. with Mr.. and Mrs. Phil McFayden
Mrs. McFayden formerly was Miss
Jessie Bramley of Topeka. Miss How
ard also visited Mr.. and Mrs J.
w. I;eunett of Norton. Kan. and Mr.
ard Mrs: say Brotherton of fLanhat-
tan. Kan.
Harmony Rebekah No. 81 will have
the children of. the odd Fellow and
Kebekall T'}dges. Short program has
been f.rranged and refreshment. will
be 'seryed &. All members are urged to
come out, and bri u the children.