The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1921-10-29
NORTH TOPEKA
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Shawnee council No. 3, s. B. A. will give
a masquerade ball and carnival Monday
evening, October 81, for members OF the
council and their families.
Notes and Personals.
Mrs. f. E. Basye and daughter Leila of
1922 Tyler street. went to Kansas City this
sons. Paul and Ralph Basye.
Miss Margaret Morns, 1905 Quincy street
has been elected secretary of the Wash
Miss Minnie McGrew, 1131 Harrison
street, has returned from a visit to friends
Mrs. W. r. Awtry. 921 Harrison street
is visiting her mother, Mrs. a. T. Lewis, Of
Harveyville.
Harry Graham, Roy Helm and Arthur
Joyce went on a hunting trip to Eskridge
yesterday, where they were the guests of
A special program will be held Sunday
at 80 p. m. at the North Topeka Baptist
of the church will meet for Sunday school
at 80 a. m.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. H. spaulding are the
parents Of a son, born Wednesday, October
&c. at their home, 1903 Central avenue.
The Merry Workers class of the Kansas
Avenue Methodist Sunday school, will meet
with Mrs. Fred Merrill at 11O7 Jackson
street, Wednesday afternoon at 2 80. The
committee on program is Mrs. Messenger
and Mrs Collins. Roll call will be answered
| by quotations from scripture on loving
Kindness" The rummage sale to be held
| by the class at 500 East Fourth street, will
be held the week beginning November Z.
sale please cali Mrs fowler. Red SO5s, or
leave with s. L. Dexter, S23 Kansas avenue.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Fraser, Mrs Sarah
| Spane and Miss Mae Spane, who have been
visiting Mr.. and Mrs. L. P. Fraser and Mr..
and Mrs. Kenneth Clark for the past two
weeks have returned to their homes in La
Junta, Colo.
/ Alberta Gurtler was the hostess at a Hal
loween party last evening given at the
| home of her parents, Mr. and Mrs. A. c.
| Gurtler, 1922 Monroe street. The house
was gayly and appropriately decorated
MIA Nhn
| guests were: Margaret Deitrick. Muriel
Merillat, Ada bearing. Lucille Antrim. Eve
| lyn Williams. Nina Williams, Ruth Finch,
| Katherine Huber, and Edna easier.
Classmates of Virginia Clark met at her
home last evening for masked Hallow-
| cen frolic. REFRESHMENTS and decorations
| incidental to the Halloween season were
; used. Those present we're: Audrey Dent,
| Evelyn williams, EIva Ward, Evelyn Hows
| Buechner. Dorothy Seals, Beulah Robin
SON. Lillian Sherburne, Grace Gillespie,
! dell Wheeler, Virginia Clark, John Card
/ well. Jimmie Pounds, Glenn Bechtel-
/ heimer, Harry Campbell, George Dent,
Adolph Meyers, Floyd Martin, La Rue
! Rodgers, Glenn McCune, Marven Casebier,
1 Harold Cool, George Belts, Charlie Kramer
/ and Larry Clark.
The young people of the North Topeka
Baptist church gave a Halloween party
at the church Thursday evening. All
| guests were masked and came in fancy
| costumes. The usual Halloween games
We're played, ana refreshments OF coIIee,
| dOughnuts and popcorn were served. Those
| who were present were: Ruth Coats, Isa-
| bel Cawker Miriam McMaster, Marie OF
| finger, Lois Bacon, Carolyn RAIDER, Ethel
| Hannah. Callie Kincaid, Edith Carlson,
Bessie Dickerson. Minerva Garrett, Birdie
| Paisley. Grace Beehtel Hazel Slater, Beu-
/ lah Burns Elsie Rezac, Elizabeth Schenck,
! Ruth Palmer. Esther MUMMY, Verna Mar
/ pie, Marie Finch, Rachel Garrett, Edna
! Kincaid. Harold Smith, Charles Allison,
! Lawrence Denney, Clayton Dunlop. Clyde
| Hastings. Stephen Humphrey, Charles
| Martin Earl Burns, Chester Neiswender,
| Carl Smith, Rankin Borst, Mrs. Cross
white Mrs. James Furlong, Mrs. Paul
| Case Mrs. W. E. Bacon, Mrs. Edgar Weir,
| Mr.. and Mrs. Carl Hirschberg. Mr.. and
| Mrs. La Vern Dye and the Rev. Mr.. and
| Mrs. Weir
S. R. Dexter. undertaken, S2S Kan
sas avenue.-Adv.
s. E. Mcfarland, Optometrist, 500
N Kansas ave. See him if you need
| glasses-Adv.