The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1921-10-31

H. Galitzl1i. proprietor of the Eagle
Clothing company has bought the
property at S34 Kansas avenue, now
occupied by the Princess theater. No
improvements on the building or
change in the occupants will be made
at the present time.
The first meeting of the term of the
Crant-Quincy Parent-Teac cheers asso-
citation will be held this evening at
O'Clock at Grant school. The Rev.
Mr.. Westerbelt, a teacher in junior
high, will give a talk relating TO his
experiences while a missionary in
Africa Other numbers on the program
will be songs by Miss Price and Miss
Reed. Preceding the program a short
business meeting will be held. All
persons interested in work of the
schools are invited to attend.
The North Topeka branch of the w
C. T L. will meet Tuesday afternoon
at 2:3O o'clock at the home of Mrs
Hamm, across Soldier creek on kan
sas avenue.
Notes and Personals.
A Halloween party was held Satur-
day afternoon at the parish house III
East Laurent street for the children
of the Good Shepherd. Sunday school
y
nue. Methodist church will give Hal
loHeen party this evening at the home
of Mr.. and Mrs. II. A. French in
jackson street. 1850
The Merry Workers class OF lne
Kansas Avenue Methodist church Will
meet Wednesday afternoon at the
home of Mrs. Fred Merillat, llO
Jackson street, and not with Mrs. FREQ
Merrill, as announced.
Dudley Cooper of Ottunwa. Ia, for
cir q Wis
narenfs. Mr.. and Mrs. c. NJ. cooper
10f4 Monroe street, for the weekend.
Mr.. Cooper left today to attend the
American Legion convention at Ran
sas City. He is in the employ OF the
Phoenix Trust company at OttumWd'
Mr.. and Mrs. Cecil Small Of Edo
RADIO were guests yesterday of Mr. ana
AIRS. Leward McInteer, 923 Jackson
street. Mr.. and Mrs. Small will attend
the American Legion convention al
Kansas City. -
\ masquerade party for the mem
bers and their families will be hela
this evening by Shawnee council NO o.
S. T. A. at their hall
Mr.. and Mrs Frank Henry, who for
ncrlv lived north of Meriden' nave
come to North Topeka TO MAKE me-
home and have bought property III
Monroe street.
Mr. and Mrs. Ray Parnell have re-
+,,rned from their wedding trip spent
in colorado. and have gone to mousse
kecoing in the 1000 block Van Buren
1riss Louise Wick of youngstown,
Onto enent the weekend with Mr.. ana
Mrs Chef Thomas, 312 West Gorooil
erect She left last night~to attehu
the American Legion convention d
scout meeting and a Halloween
,,,-+7- will he held this evening at the
home Of Miss Olive Fisher by Cir
scouts of the Second Presbyterian
church. 1yo,,.,- r1;+1,
e,.4,,r19a1, 70 attend the American Lee
zion convention. 1Io,
T.eoua Miller was hostess at d ~
1ov-cen party given at heF lloi NJ 20,
Jackson street. The house was ~ ~
,,itt anpropriate decorations. me
4- wore Mildred Britain. DorothE
HHTarl-nan1. Ruth Robinson 1a1el
O,,-en Louise Wallace, Freda MYERS
7Iore1cc Lesser. Alta Belts, DuiCIe
z11riclz Melva Barrickman. RUN NJ
Ct1uye Margaret Collins My' ~ ., ~, = :
ara NIi1ler. Robert Miller, W HuaIn
$3.50 Rankin Borst, Walter Rooln-
- charles wallace. Charles AurISN'
CrI %-eisyender. Allen FowleH- re re
f,-aebn1ents of cider and douShi'uu9
were serv-t- o4o,,etrist sea
8 E. Mcfarland. Option n et Ii1S, N,eeil
N Kansas ave- zee MN
A.. ard Mrs. 7. c. snediker VIII en-
4a,taip This evening at MASKED 75l-
Io,vee,, marty at their hon1e pa JACK
~" g+reet for Miss Bessie Dicke"son'
- 1-onsas CITY, who IS in charge OF me
l;1Iinerv departrnent of Austln-Sheul-
-. The house will be decorated IN
ETa1loveen colors and emhlens ana III :.
..af.asI,D1ents will he in harmony y
fort1,ne teller has been procured TO-
the occasion whose fortunes are s ue.
4oo5 10 he Trustworthy. The guests
who are employees OF the sOoTe. ~
ST. 1iclSerson, Mr.. and Mrs. - -
H1I15 Mr.. and Mrs. Morand, Mr.
- 15rs John Harrison. Mr. ana mrs
-. Avvtr-. Miss Florence Ehrhart'
rE;-s 1Fayfe Bobb. Angelina SneolNet'
Ea7.I Harris. Ted Cooper and OllVer
Snediker. r-.-o,,-,, wet
81 entertained q numbe" or tneir
s,.,ar,ds at their home. 912 Monroe
-+reef Games were played by the
,.o11nc people after which refreshn1e .lts
were served by Mrs. Weigel Mrs Rog-
ers and Miss Katharyn Wel%el Inc
guests owere the Misses Mary Helen
end Anne Eaber1ein. Elizabeth Swartz,
Marie IIirschfield. Mildred Furgason.
F-Iorence Burghart. Miss Pauline Wei
gel. La Rue Rogers. Francis Schoen-
field. Herehal Rogers. Glenn Palmer.
Henry Puechner. Lorenzo Tyner.
George Weigel, and Frederick Buech-
ner.
Mrs. Swan Of 1913 Jefferson street.
IS sick At her home, suffering from
an attack Of tonsilitis.
The Women's Foreign Missionary
snciet,- Of the North Topeka Christian
church will meet at the church Tues