The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1921-02-11

Mrs. william Hewitt, state organizer of
the juvenile department of the A .. L. W.
ing of Star lodge, No. 20, Wednesday eve
ming. Mrs. Hewitt has been very successful
in securing applications in North Topeka
for membership in the juvenile department.
and No 20 is anxious to see this depart
ment successful. Mrs. Ora n. Griffin, of
1925 Quincy street, has been made super
visor of the department in Star lodge, and
Mrs. Rogers, So Monroe street, has been
made assistant. meeting of all Juvenile
members, or young people wishing to be
noon, at = O'Clock, at the hall, S31 Kansas
avenue.
Valentine masquerade dance Monday eve
ming, February IA, for members and In
before the dance. To<be admitted members
must have password and friends written
invitation, with their names and by whom
invited, to present at the door
Indians on War Path.
The various tribes of the Improved Order
of Red Men are on the warpath and 1t will
be well for the Paleface to make himself
scarce unless he wants to be captured and
adopted into one of the Tribes. The occa-
sion for this uprising is the first annual
district meeting of the fourth district at
Wampona's hall in North Topeka.
The six tribes comprising this district
expect TO initiate n class of 200 or more
paiefaces on February 10, 1921, and all the
great officers of the state are expected.
Great Sachem Geo. B. Kershner of Hutch
inson, Kan, as well as the other great
officers, will be the guests of honor. The
Improved Order of Red Men is one of the
Oldest fraternal orders in America and has
had much to do with the early history OF
our government. They were originally
known as the Sons of Liberty, and it was
members of this order that made up the
famous Boston tea party.
The three degrees will be conferred on
the class by teams from the tribe at Scran-
ton, Horton and Holton, to be followed by
q grand ball at 8 10
Members of the order are expected from
all the nearby towns. as this is to be one
of the big meetings for the state.
Notes and Personals.
Mrs. A. J. Kistler of 1920 Harrison street
is improving after weeks illness with
bronchial pneumonia.
of J. 3. Cain of 1925 Central avenue, and
his three sons. NJ. o. Cain of McComb, Ill,
!. w. Cain of Robinson, Ill, and W. +.
called here by the serious illness of Mr..
Cain: Altho slightly improved, Mr.; Gains
condition is still critical. Mrs. F. r. Ores
back of Kansas City, sister of Mrs. Cain,
is also at the Cain home.
The Valentine party which was to have
been given this evening at the home of
Mrs. Waychoff by the Christian Endeavor
society of the Presbyterian church, has
been postponed. owing to the death of Mrs.
Waychoff's brother.
Miss Vera BechteIheimer went to Law
renee this afternoon, where she will be a
guest at house party given by Miss Alice
Whitiker.
The B. Y. P. Z. of the North Topeka
Baptist church will give Valentine party
Monday evening at the church. All young
people of the church are invited. An old
fashioned Valentine box will be one of the
amusements of the evening.
A Lenten service will be held this eve
ming at the Church of the Good Shepherd,
Episcopal, Archdeacon Smith in charge
Mr. and Mrs. Oryille Cunningham are
visiting Mr.. Cunningham's cousin, H. d.
Blankenship, and aunt, Mrs. A. Kennedy,
Of 1921 Logan street. Mr.. Cunningham
home is at Piper, Kan. While in service
with the Marines he met Miss Louise Cav
ilier of Paris France. 'They were married
in Paris about six months ago. Mr.. and
Mrs. Cunningham will leave Saturday for
Paris TO make their future home.
When you are needing glasses see s. e.
Mcfarland, the Optician, 500 North Kan
sas Ave-, upstairs-Adv.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ralph Campbell entertained
at an informal bridge party last evening
at their home, 1011 Jackson street. Their
guests were DR.. and Mrs. Arthur J. Buff,
DR. and Mrs. c. III. Thompson. Mr.. and
Mrs. Harry Logan, Mr.. and Mrs. Earl
Kingsbury, Miss Mary Paxton, Miss Mary
Van Vechten, Miss Hazel Jones. Miss Freda