The Topeka state journal., 1921-10-01
HIGHLAND PARK
Notes and personals from Highland
Park. by Frances Jones. Phone $3.50.

an all day meeting Thursday at the
church.
Announcements have been received
here of the marriage of Miss Inez
Berridge and Mr.. Leonard Durnil,
which took place September "a at
Leola, S D., at the brides home. Mr..
and Mrs. Durnil will make their home
in Long Island, Kan. The bride Is a
graduate of the Highland Park high
school. and made her home on Mary
land avenue.
Mrs. Robert B. Carson and baby.
Ada Maxine, of Abilene, are visiting
Mr.. and Mrs. Joe Smith, of Maryland
avenue, this week
The Rev. ]. C. Kreig left Wednes-
day for lola to attend United
Brethren conference.
Miss Grace Glunt has returned from
Kansas City, where she spent her vaca-
ton.
Mrs. William Bailey entertained the
members of the Friendship club at her
home, Twentieth and Lime streets,
Friday evening. Officers were elected
including: Mrs. Charles Myrick. presi-
dent; Mrs. John C1ath, vice president;
Mrs. E. Leuenberger, secretary and
treasurer; Mrs. P. Bauer, assistant.
The members present at the meeting
were: Mrs. A. J. Rumsey, Mrs.
Leuenberger, Mrs. Myrick, Mrs. Bailey,
Mrs. Clath, Mrs. ]. w. Loper, Mrs.
Bert Bronson. Mrs. Minnie Schoonover.
Mrs. william Peterson, Mrs James
Hamilton. Mrs. Emma Butts, Mrs.
George Loper, Mrs. F. E. Glover, Mrs.
Ramona Montgomery Guests in
cluded Miss Bertha Bailey, Mrs. Ida
Leeth, of Milwaukee; Miss Ella
Widows, of Abilene, and Mrs. K.
Figeens
Mr.. and Mrs J. H. Quinn had as
visitors Mrs. william Bilander and
daughter. Cecil. of Cleburn, Kan.
Mrs. PermeHa Ransom of Los An
geles, Cal, is visiting her niece. Mrs
J. L. Fowler. Mrs. Sarah Scout of
North Topeka spent Wednesday with
her nice. Mrs. Fowler.
The Glover Hill Ladies' Aid society
will be entertained Tuesday at an all
day meeting with Mrs. W. H. Coultis
rs hostess.
Mrs. e. X Glaunt of Maryland ave-
nue. is spending a vacation in Indiana.
Mr. and Mrs. o. W. Berry and chill
dren expect to motor to Lawrence
Sunday to visit relatives
Mr.. and Mrs. James Poppino nave
had as visitors Mr.. Poppino's parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. Popping of Colorado
Springs, Mo. Mr.. and Mrs. Popping
and little daughter, Marian. and their
guests motored to Kansas City, Olathe
and Chanute.
Mrs. E. A. Peters entertained the
Missionary society of the Highland
Park Methodist church Wednesday
afternoon. Mrs. ]. C. Lair was elected
president: Mrs. George Moore, vice
president; Mrs. Ed King, recording
secretary; Mrs. Jerry Chubb. treas
urer; Mrs Walter Chubb. correspond
ing secretary, and Mrs. Emma Butts
mite box secretary.
The seniors of the high school gave
a short program in the assembly room
F-r' day morning.
Mrs Margaret Flood of Wakarusa
spent several days of this week as the
IL, fol11 md a
Mr.. and Mrs r. q. McClenahan
have given the name Katherine Eliza
beth to their little daughter, born
September 19.
Mr.. and Mrs. o. W. Berry had& as
Suday guests. Mr.. aand Mrs. Dale
Ebright of Topeka.
Mrs. James Hamilton entertained
Friday afternoon at her home com
plimenttary to her sister. Miss Ella
Widows of Abilene. Those present
Emma Butts, Mrs. Jo Loper, Mrs. w.
NJ. Bailey and Mrs. Kenneth Higgins.
Mr.. and Mrs. o. w. Berry had as
Sunday guests Mr.. and Mrs. Perry
GaskiII. who motored up from Law
renee.
The members of the faculty. of the
Highland Park high school enter
tained the teachers of the grades, all
the students in the high school. the
members of the school board and
school house. Mr.. Wallace Corbett,
the new principal at the school, gave
Il number of readings. Mr.. Scoville
Davidson was also on the program,
furnishing several readings.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Stiles will en-
tertain the Highland Park Grange,
Tuesday evening at their home,
Twenty sixth and Pennsylvania ave-
nues.
Miss Vera Chubb entertained the
J, ccrrfa
society Thursday evening a her home
Those present were: Miss Inez Cor
nell. Miss Carmen Mercer. Miss Daisy
Stewart. Mr.. James Marlin, Mr.. Gray
don Randall and Mr. Melvin Booth
In a recent church contest, the girls
of the Kings Daughters class of the
Highland Park Methodist Episcopal
church were divided into two sides.
the losing and the winning. The losers
entertained the winners with a pro-
syressive banquet Thursday evening,
which altho it was splendid dinner.
was served in such a fashion that the
winners were compelled to walk over
a good portion of the park to collect
their meal The girls were given nap
llins at the home of Miss Carolyn
Vance, then the first course was served
at the home of Miss Evelyn Powell.
the second at the home of Miss Rob
erta Cromwell. the third at Miss Net
tie Leuen berger's home, and then the
girls again went to Miss Cromwens
home for dessert. At Miss Leuen-
berger's home surprise feature was
introduced when large birthday cake
was cut by Miss LeuenberEer who cele-
brated her nineteenth. The girls on
the losing side were: Miss Dorothy
Zirkle. Miss Carolyn Vance, Miss
EVELYN Powell, Miss Ethel Chubb. Miss
Ruth Barrett, Miss Hildred Frost, Miss
Gladys Norris, Miss Alma Norris, Miss
Roberta Cromwell and Miss Leuen-
berger. The winners were: Miss Vera
Chubb, Mrs. Charles Boast. Miss
Naomi Greene. Miss Minnie Burbank.
Miss Florence Marsh, Miss Irene
Hinchsliff, Miss Garlan Norris. Miss
Margaret Anderson, Miss Dorothy Es-
tes and Miss Elsie Eberhart.
Miss Vera Cnubb spent last Sunday
as the guest of Miss Carmen Mercer
Of Hoyt.
Tofn ffa Grange and save insurance