The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1920-01-02
dinner served by the women of the

church.
I Reports from the different societies
were turned in and showed decided
progress for the year Just ended. The
total receipts for the year were So
Ss1.52. Missionary offerings amounted
to 1858. and the church treasury
| shows balance Of sst9.50. The
church, the Bible school, Christian
Endeavor society and the Ladies'
union were the different departments
cellent results possible.
Officers elected at the meeting
were: E. A. Griffin, elected to the
board of elders for term of three
years: Mr.. Frey, added to the board
of trustees; Roy Basye, A. D. Bran
don. C. C. Clark and Oscar. Beeler.
added to the board of deacons for a
term OF three years.
Other officers elected for a term of
one year were: j. r. Wolf, church
Fri peR ehnTeh
clerk; J. c. Williams, missionary
treasurer; Mrs. E. S. Meade, pianist;
Mrs. Blanche Gabriel, assistant pianist.
1t was decided to hereafter hold all
church meetings on Thursday as well
as the mid-week service, members
agreeing to make no other engage
ments for this evening.
Officers of Helena chapter. No. 21O.
o. E. s., went to Valley Falls Tuesday
and instituted a chapter of the order
there.
A quartet composed of Miss Eliza
beth Van Ness, Miss Gretchen Voiland,
Dean Van Ness and Ferdinand Vol
land, with Miss Eleanor Caldwell as
aecompanist, furnished music.
The officers were Fred Noiland, G.
P. eff Grand chapter of Kansas: Mrs.
Veits, p. G. M: Ms Mary Myers,
conductress of Grand chapter of Kan
sis: Mrs Minnie Maze. matron: Rob-
ert Caldwell, patron; Mrs. Minnie Bair,
associate matron; Mrs. Savilie. secre-
tary Mrs. Sherburne, treasurer; Mrs.
Flora Smith,N conductress; Mrs. Lena
Mckay, associate conductress; mrs
Ault marshal; Miss Irene Slaybaugh,
chaplain: Mrs. Cora Layton, Adah +;
Mrs. Adams, Ruth; Miss Viola Ward,
Esther; Mrs Cora Havens, Martina :
Mrs Kate German, Electra; MIS-.
Meade, organist; Mrs. Bauer, warden;
Mrs. Frank Mckay sentinel.
Notes and Personals.
Mr.. James CoughHn is seriously sick
with bronchial pneumonis at his
home, 71S Monroe street.
Mrs. w. e. Robinson and children,
Ruelah and Ray, have returned from
spending Christmas with Mrs. ROBIN
sons parents and sister in st. Joseph
Miss Lois Jenkins of Baldwin was
D. Pratt, 833 Jackson street.
Mrs. ENJOY Farmer, PIT west FlItn
street. died yesterday morning at her
home, aged s6 years. Mrs: Farmer
some years ago lived in North To-
peka. She was the mother OF 3. r.
Mcpherson.
! who have been visiting Mrs. Lamp
parents, Mr. and Mrs j. ID. Pratt,
| since Christmas, left yesterday for
Harrington, where they will visit Mr..
| Lambs father and grandmother. They
Twill visit friends in Wichita and Pea
body before returning to Topeka the
latter part of next week.
A crowd of young people chaperoned
| by Mrs HeyIt and Mrs. Het1nger were
entertained on New Years eve at the
home. OF Alta Belts in Central avenue.
Lunch was served at II o'clock. Those
present were Hazel Owens, Emily Hall,
| Lucille Antrim, Leona, Miller, Esther
Heylt, Louise Wallace, Alta Belts and
| Charles Wallace, George Belts, Claire
Hetinger. Mr.. and Mrs. Belts, Mrs.
Heyft and Mrs. Hetinger.
Miss Katherine Buechner enter
| tanned six tables at cards New year
eve, at her home, 100 West Gorfon
street. Five hundred was played and
| the guests were Mr.. and Mrs. Victor
boutwell,. Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Baker
| Mr., and Mrs. Leo Krauss, Mr.. and
! Mrs. VIII Mueller, Mr.. and Mrs
| Charles Goodman, Mr.. and Mrs
| walter Henderson, Mr.. and Mrs
| George McClelland, Mr.. and Mrs Otto
| Kuefne, Jr., Mrs. Suhm. of Wich1tai
/ Miss Laura Holland. Miss Eta Moser
| Miss Theresa Krauss, Miss Minnie
| liam Nelson, Mr.. Robert c. Caldwell
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