The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1920-10-23


The choir will have tacky party Tues
day evening in the basement of the church.
They will serve cider (Which they say is
whose fame as a chilli maker is more than
local, will be present chief chef.
beginning Monday evening millinery
class will be organized to meet once each
week in the basement of the church. There
will be five lessons in the course, including
the making of frames, covering and trim
ming. Miss Thorsen of the Warren NJ.
Crosbys store, will teach. The class is
being organized under the auspices of the
Miss Frances Jones will have as her
guests Thursday evening the members OF
the Olive club.
Lyle of Tres Ritos, n. Mex; Mrs. Carl
Robertson and daughter, Mildred. were all
dinner guests Thursday evening of Mr.. ana
Mrs. X. A. Randlett entertained a num-
Der of friends at birthday party Monday
evening at her home i'll Maryland avenue
day anniversary. Mr.. Randlett is old
settler here, having been in Topeka since
1855 He was first lieutenant in the Fifth
Kansas cavalry and was in the Price raid.
The guests were: Mr. and Mrs Il. w. Law
hun, Mr.. and Mrs. r. A: Randlett and their
son, Eugene, Mr.. and Mrs. Edmund Golf,
Mr.. and Mrs. Joe Strawn, Mr. and Mrs.
7. G. Atchison. Mr.. and Mrs. W. NJ. Bay
less, Mr.. and Mrs. George Stiles. Mr. and
Henderson. and daughter, Mrs. Kate Pay
ton. Mrs. Alice Wood, Mrs. s. Montgomery.
Mrs III. Schlegel, Mrs. w. G. sherman, Mrs.
Belle Strauss, Mr.. $. X Roskhill, Mr.. W. A
sherman. Mr.. w: L. Hopkins.
Mrs. 10 Smith has returned from several
days spent in Berryton visiting Mr.. and
The choir will rehearse the Sunday an
thems at the church next Thursday eve
ming.
Miss Nary Moses has returned to her
home in Leavenworth, from a visit here to
Mrs: L: Moses, Mrs. p. A. Lowe and Mrs.
Mr. and Mrs! A. T. waggoner have had
as visitors the past week Mr. Waggoners
brother. Mr.. George H. Waggoner, Mrs.
Waggoner and daughter Elsie of Patsburg,
Mo.
The Rev. and Mrs. c. w. Marlin and son
Albert, MI and Mrs. Tompkins were Sun
day dinner guests Of Mr.. and Mrs. George
Mems.
Mr.. Carol Dean has been transferred from
Newton, Kan, to De Graft. En- route TO his
new station Mr.. Dean spent the week end
with his mother. Mrs. S. T Dean and
brother. Mr. Merle Dean,
home Sunday evening from a visit in
Kansas City.
The Glover Hill Ladies' Aid society gave
a party Tuesday afternoon at the home of
Mrs. c. B. Buehrer in California avenue at
which the members of the aid society of the
Highland Park Methodist church were the
guests of honor. The house was decorated
with autumn leave and flowers and Hal
loween cats, witches and pumpkins. The
Beard,l Mrs. Tom Taylor, Mrs. W. F. Long.
Mrs. Nellie Adams of Kansas City, Mrs.
W. H. Moffett. Mrs. H. &. Lyons. Mrs.
Stella Dean. Mrs. E. f. Marsh Mrs. j.
Tompkins, Mrs. George Moore. Mrs. J. V.
Halter and little daughter, Leonore. Mrs
c. W. Boast, Mrs. o. NJ Sims. Mrs. Bastion.
Mrs Emma Gregg, Mrs. Knealy and Mrs.
w. II. Rhoades The members of @the
Clover Hill society who were hostesses
were: Mrs W. H. Coultis. Mrs. Buehrer,
Mrs. E. L. Jones. Mrs John Raines, Mrs
X. A. Randlett. Mrs. f. r. Croker, Mrs
o. o. ShauI Mrs. Frank Stiles. and small
son. Mrs. G. q. Stiles. Mrs. George Strawn,
Mrs. r. TaIley Mrs Ada Russell. Mrs
John Marsh. Miss Hattie Warner and Miss
Gladys Croker.
Mr. and Mrs E. E.. Cromwell and son
have returned to their home in Wetmore
after visit here TO Mr.. Cromwells par
ents. Mr.. and Mrs o. NJ Cromwell Mr.
q. G. Cromwell of Dodge City also spent
Sunday at his parents home. Mr.. o. NJ
Cromwell who has been i'll at a local hos
pital. has been removed to his home and
Is doing nicely. altho his recovery is slow
Miss Esther Reed and Miss Clara Chubb
are spending the week end in Emporia.
Miss Vera Sanford entertained the MEM
bers of her Sunday school class. the Buds
of Promise Saturday evening at her
home in Maryland avenue. with & Hal
leween party. Those present were: Miss
Ethel Chubb. Miss Pansy Dunlap. Miss
Dorothy Stout. Miss Genevieye Rhoades
Miss Percita Waggoner and Miss Nellie
Flanders
The Standard Bearers Missionary society
Of the Highland Park Methodist church
held their first meeting of the fall at the