The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1921-02-19
HIGHLAND PARK
Notes and personals from Highland
Park, by Miss Frances Jones. Teie-

Notes and personals from Highland
Park, by Miss Frances Jones' Teie-
Among things remarkable happening this
week on the Highland Park street car We
conductor whichever way one
pleases to say It, who calls out the streets.
twould do you no good, for he has named
esy i'!ssS AfS s sss
We might say. neither does the motorman.
Sunday school will begin at 10 O'Clock
SUNDAY Hn1Say,.t morning I,n at the Mishland PaTk
Rossetter as superintendent The morning
sermon topic will be, Mission of Jesus"
Supper. Epworth league at $50 O'Clock.
Evening public service at ! 80 O'Clock. sub
teet. The Unturned Cake" The Rev. E;
| W. Allen will preach In Tecumseh at 3
o'clock In the afternoon.
| The mems class Of the church will cook
supper Tuesday evening at the church
and win serve it to their Wives, the women
| of the class. All the guests will be asked
to do will be try and act as natural as
ing waited on by their husbands.
The Chalitso club will meet Thursday
afternoon with Mrs. Emma Gregg as
| The Highland Park Methodist Episcopal
church Ladies' Aid society had an all day
! gathering Wednesday at the home OF the
! The guests at dinner included: Mrs Emma
Gregg; Mrs, J. G. Tompkins, Mrs; w; Moi
Mrs: Davidson. Mrs. Allen Lowe, Mrs. ].
v. Halter, Mrs. Z. Leuenberger, Mrs. J.
W. Mills, Mrs: Horne, Mrs. NJ. w. Boyles.
Smith, Mrs. o. W. Sims, Mrs. w. q. Peters.
Mrs George Mems, Mrs. E. L. Jones and
Mrs. William Rake of sturl, Kan. spent
Wednesday with her sister. Mrs Harry
H. and Me- w xx.A NJ n Sx
and Mrs. J. D. Vance spent Sunday with
the forum Neese family at Richland.
Miss Lula Dennipg Of Topeka Is visiting
The members Of the senior class OF the
day evening at the home Of NJ. and Mrs.
The Rev. and Mrs, :. a. Frazier were
guests Thursday OF Mr.. and Mrs. j., c.
The sophomore class Of the high school
had party Friday evening at the home Of
Mr.. John Whitaker. About fifteen mem
bers OF the class attended, enjoying the
| Mr.. James Vance and daughter. Miss
! Carolyn Vance. spent Sunday as guests of
street.
! A Valentine supper party was given Mon
| day evening at the home of Mr.. and Mrs.
Guided: Mr.. and Mrs. Clifford Beach, MI.
and Mrs. E. Leuenberger, Mrs. Stella Dean,
Miss Miss h Mary Weir, Miss 81, Mabel Cromwell
Miss Iva Butts. Miss Ethel Cheney, Miss
Elizabeth Jensen. Miss Edith Radnek, Miss
Hattie Swan. Miss Nettie Leuenberger, Miss
Hattie Warner, Mr.. Kenneth Taylor, the
Rev. J. "; Reed; Mr.; Mark Widner, Mr..
Jack Bartell, Mr.. Maurice Lister. Mr.. Ar
thur Howard, Mr.. Vincent Carruth, Mr..
Gene Ellsworth: Mr.. Ralph Hopkins and
Mrs; Fred Bastian and baby Dick spent
enta snen sndsY AND little
and Mrs. Frank Hook at Watson.
| Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Cox had a visitor
this week Mr.. Cox's mother, Mrs. Retta
Nj. and Mrs; John Quinn celebrated their
evening. The guests were: Mr.. and Ms.
willard vilander of Topeka. Mr.: and Mrs:
CIeburne, Kan. Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Hols-
ton, Mr. and Mrs. d. Is. Buehrer, Mr.. ana
Mrs. George Stiles, Mr.. and Mrs. Charles
MIS-. r. ". Howard. Mr.. and Mrs. Frank
| stiles. Mrs. George S,rawn. Miss Pearl
Holston. Miss Bertha Thompson. Miss Mil
| dred Doyle, Miss Marguerite Howard, Miss
Helen Allison. Mr.. Vey Holston, Mr.. Fred
erick Doyle. Mr.. Walter Howard and Mr..
The pupils of the grades of the school
will give program at the school house,
Friday evening February IS. at which a
Mr.. and Mrs. 10 Strain of Twenty third
and Maryland avenue spent last week end in
Kansas City.
Miss Florence Marsh who has been quite
| Ill at her home for the past two weeks
, is recovering.
| Miss Vera Chubb's Sunday school class
gave valentine party Monday evening at
| the home of Miss Esther Chubb. The little
guests present included Margaret Stapleton,
Martha Mills, Esther Chubb, Louise Smith,
May oliver and Yuma Euwer
a Valentine party was given by Miss
EVELYN Powell,s class of the Sunday school.
| the Willing Workers. Saturday afternoon,
emit: Virginia Rhoades, Dorothy Jones,
| Opal Williams, Ruth Reedy and Eva
| Mather.
| The glee clubs of the school, the orches-
ira and the seniors and others in the cast
| of the play, Diamonds and Hearts," pre-
sented the production Friday evening at
| the Watson hall.
| Ted North and Marie Peters will give a
| three act play Saturday evening at the
! Highland Park school house. Mr.. and Mrs
North are planning on making a circle of
small towns about Topeka and ench week
viii come home and play at the Highland
| Park school house. Twenty per cent of the
proceeds Of the evening will be given the
| school.
( The Highland Park spring millinery
| class will have the first meeting of the
year next Wednesday evening at the home
| of Mrs. NJ. Sumey. All persons desiring to
| enter the class and who wish further in
! formation about the work and tuition NAV
| call Mrs. Charles Boast on Maryland ave-
nue..
The Glover Hill Ladies' Aid society will
1 meet Tuesday yrit n