The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1920-05-08
HIGHLAND PARK
Notes and personals from Highland
Park, by Miss Frances Jones. Tele-


Park, by Miss Frances Jones. Tele-
The morning service at the Highland
of one of the workers of the National Pub
lie Welfare league; The regular evening
VIII lead the Epworth league meeting.
The Shorey. baseball team played the
Highland Park team Friday evening on the
Shorey grounds. The score was 1-2 in
favor of Shorey. Next Tuesday evening the
final game for the Shawnee county cham
pionship will be played at League Park,
between the Highland Park, Silver Lake
and the Auburn teams.
The Junior Senior reception will be held
at the school house. next Friday evening.
The rooms will be decorated in the senior
colors, blue and gold.
All young people in the Park who are
interested in the Epworth League society
of the church are asked to meet at the
church Wednesday evening for a general
Miss Mary Gear of the Highland Park
high school won the first prize in declama-
ton in the oratory and defamation con-
test held Thursday evening at Washburn
college. Ms Miss Gear vas the only person
Miss Ruth He'll and Miss Pauline Saun-
ders, both Washburn students, were WISH
tors at the Highland Park high school
Mrs. r. U. McClenahan.
The Clover Hill Ladies ALL society held
home of Mrs. Mamie Miner, Adams street.
Mrs. Miner who has been confined to her
home the past four months as the result
of injuries received in a fall celebrated her
guests at the meeting were: Mrs. Emma
Butts. Mrs, f. Leuenberger. Mrs. Q. NJ.
Gregg, all of Highland Park, Mrs willis
Coats, Mrs. John McClements, Mrs. Lewis
Paul, Mrs. J. W. Israel, Mrs. J. A. HOPPER
Miss Anna Coats, all of Topeka, and Mrs.
c. W. Campbell of Washington, D. c.
The Rev. and Mrs. NJ. G. Mum of To
peka were visitors one day this week at
7 on a haTa hn11 and
Stewart home.
Miss Frances Jones has returned home
from spending several days this week as
the guest of Mrs, Neal S. Anderson and
daughter Emily of Topeka avenue
Mr.. and Mrs. Jerry Bush of Twenty third
and Pennsylvania avenues have gone TO
Texhoma, Okla, on a visit to their SON
Mr.: o. D. Bush and family.
The small children of the first and Sec
ond grades taught by Miss Meta Startup
were the little hosts and hostesses Friday
noon to their mothers. The mothers Of
the children in the grades brought lunch
baskets and had basket dinner The
children gave toasts to their mothers. the
affair being held in honor of mothers day.
Miss Marie Strowig has gone to Bellevilie,
Kan, to visit over the weekend. Miss
Strowig was accompanied as far as Man
haitian by little Pauline Fair who is
Visiting her aunt, Miss Lena Schuithess,
Mr.. and Mrs David Close were guests
wednesday evening of Mr.. and Mrs. Al
Mrs. J. L. Oliver has been called to
Auburn by the serious illness of her father.
Mr. F. p. Powell. Mr.. Powell has been
i'll for the past few weeks but grew sud-
denly worse several days ago
Mr.. James Quinn. who has been visiting
his brother, Mr.. John H. Quinn and family.
has returned to his home at Barnes, Kan
Mrs. W. H. Rhoades and Children Gene
We've and Virginia, Mrs. J. V. Halter and
Mrs. Clara Lowe spent Saturday visiting
Mrs. Helen Kuester. of Tecumsen
The girls of the high school gym class
| enjoyed a hike last Monday evening to
Lakewood Park, where they cooked their
supper.
Mr.. Jack Waggoner, a senior at Kansas
university. spent the weekend visiting his
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. A. T. Wacgoner
Miss Fern French. of Emporia, who has
| been visiting her sister, Mrs. J. ]. Curry
and family, returned home Thursday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Klesath were called
! to Eskridge Friday by the funeral of Mrs.
| Klesath's cousin
The pupils of the third grade entertained
| for their mothers Friday afternoon from
80 until 4. in honor of Mothers day.
| Miss Edna Clark teaches this room
Mr.. Harry Davidson went to Detroit
Mich. last week on business trip.
Mrs. Bennett Caps has been i'll at a
| local hospital.
The Standard Bearers Missionary socN v
of the Methodist church will have an open
meeting Tuesday evening. May IL. at the
| home of Miss Florence and Miss Edith
| Marsh. south of Highland Park to which
the members of the Women's Missionary
society of the church have been invited TO
come. A program will be given. Miss
Clara Chubb and Mrs Frank Stiles will be
assistant hosfeskss