The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1920-04-17

Sunday morning at the Highland Park
Methodist church Mrs. Stella Dean who at
tended the conference held several weeks
ago as n delegate from the church. will tell
what happened and what was accomplished
at the session. In the evening the Rev. Mr..
Reed will speak about The Work of Re
ligion."
The meeting of the Standard Bearers
Missionary society of the church, to have
been held last week, will be held Wednes-
day evening at the l.. u. Marsh home, south
of Highland Park. The hostesses will be
Mrs. Pearl Stiles. Miss Hettie Leuen-
berger, Miss Florence and Miss Edith
Mr.. J. d. Reed, who is making his home
with his daughter, Mrs. Elmer Chubb, left
Friday to spend week visiting in Kansas
City and brunswick, Mo.
About hundred persons gathered at the
church Thursday evening at a community
supper held in honor Of the return to the
pastorate of the Rev. J. w. Reed. After
the supper, Mr.. Reed gave a talk and a
short musical program followed.
Mrs. s. Geer Maryland avenue, who went
TO Independence, Mo, several days ago to
visit her mother, returned home Thursday
Miss Lille Coultis entertained a number
of friends Saturday evening at her home
in honor of her birthday anniversary and
the anniversaries of Miss Ethel McClements
and Miss Clara Disney. The evening was
enjoyed by Miss Chrystal Campbell Miss
Mabel Oliver. Miss McClements, Miss Dis
ney, Miss Eleanor McClements. Miss Hazel
Disney, Miss Glenna Mckee, Miss Dorothy
Zirkle, Mr.. Copp, Mr.. ROLAND Krieg Mr.
Cletus Ruehrer Mr.. and Mrs. Everett Dis
Mrs. Thomas Prout, who is ill at her
home. suffering from stroke of paralysis,
Mrs. h. Z. Uuey and children. of Oak
Iark, Ill, and father, Mr.. A. 3. Smith,
were dinner guests Friday evening of Mr..
and Mrs. o. +. Whitney, Topeka avenue.
Miss Angie Ticknor and Miss Berniece
Sprague,. Of East Topeka, were Sunday
guests of Mrs ID. V. Taylor, Iowa avenue.
Mr.. George Crawford, who was injured
last week in an auto accident, is recovering
The Chalitso club will meet Thursday
afternoon with Mrs. o. o. shaul, Maryland
Mr.. and Mrs. Ansey and daughter. Miss
Dorothy, OF Topeka, are visitors at the
nj. A. Robbins home, California avenue.
The Rev. Henry Sweet has returned to
his home at Richland after a visit OF &
few days to Mr.. and Mrs. J. c. Kreig and
Mrs. S. I. Cooper. of Denver Colo. ar
rived here several days ago to visit friends
of the week to visit her sister, Mrs W. b.
Chubb and family.
Mr.. Sidney Eberhart, who spent the
Weekend with his parents. Mr.. and Mrs.
Peter Eberhart, has returned to his school
work at the state agricultural college at
Mrs. G. A. Draper, Twenty-third and
Virginia avenues, has bad as a visitor her
niece Mrs. kesslngs, Of Kansas City, who
Down, OF Kansas City. is visitor at the
Draper home.
Mrs. Lucetta Warren. Of Nebraska. is
visiting her cousins. Mrs. W. H. Moffett
and Mrs. J. +. Stearns. Mrs. Miranda
Howey, of Harveyville. and Mrs NJ NJ.
Denny, of Burlingame, are expected to ar
. rive the last of the week to visit their
sister, Mrs. J. +. Stearns and also to visit
Mrs. Warren.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Ehrhart of 1924 North
Topeka avenue are new residents at Tween
tieth and California avenues.
Mrs. Martha George West Thirteenth
street, spent Friday as the guest of Mrs.
George Pratt.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. +. Bastian of Central
Park avenue changed their residence Tues
day to S24 Wisconsin avenue
The senior class of the Highland Park
high school will give their annual play
Friday night, April %. The play chosen
this year is THE Coloners Maid" Miss
Florence Marsh and Mr.. Clark Chubb have
the leading parts. Others in the cast are
Miss Grace Cusic Miss Romanza Ann Barn
grover, Miss Martha Long. Mr.. Orville
Meyers. Mr.. Lee Warner, Mr.. Paul Hill and
Mr.. Paul Armstrong.
Three baseball games were played last
night at the Highland Park grounds. The
Highland boys played the Shorey boys
the grade boys played the Avondale BOYS.
the score resulting in victory for the
Highland Park players, and the Highland
girls played the Shorey girls with a score
OF 1916 in favor of the Shorey girls
Mrs. Blood and niece. Miss Beulah Nc
Cam. expect to leave in June to spend
some time in California. Mr.. and Mrs. II.
n, Cross and family. Twenty third and
kentucky avenues, will change their resi-
dence thr first of the-month to the Blood
home at 1854 Maryland avenue.