The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1921-11-17

Amity temple, No los, Pythian Sisters,
will hold their regular meeting at the hall.
800 Kansas avenue. Friday evening.
r. E. Fritz of the Kaw Valley National
bank, attended the opening of the Federal
Reserve of Kansas City yesterday, The
vault Of the bank, Mr. Fritz says, is as
large as the entire bank room OF the Kaw
Valley bank, and the door weighs As tons
Notes and Personals.
The condition of William Weigelt of 1404
Harrison street. who has been critically i'll
at his home for the past week, remains
The marriage of Mr. Ray W Furgason,
son of Mr.. and Mrs. r. L. Furgason, 914
Monroe street, and Miss Nellie Gertrude
WhaIey. is announced by the brides par
eBts, Mr.. and Mrs. Fred ]. Whaley, 5i5
West Fourth street. The marriage took
place November, 10. Nj and Mrs; Furga-
1927 Jackson street.
Seventeen members attended the meeting
of the w. T. h. club Tuesday afternoon
sas avenue. 1t was magazine day" meet
ing and Mrs. T. n. Davis read story from
W. Ii. Davis read a magazine article and
Mrs. X. 4. Dibble read a poem from
magazine. Roll call was answered with
Emmett Sutton celebrated his sixteenth
birthday anniversary Tuesday evening by
inviting a number of friends to his home,
1135 Central avenue, where a pleasant time
was enjoyed. Those present were: Miss
Ieora Smith Miss Elizabeth Weese Miss
Alkaline Hutton. Miss Dorothy Seal, Miss
Evelyn Myers Miss Marie Tanning, Miss
Goldie Cardwell Miss Alice Merrilat. Miss
Ilene Miller, Miss Eleanor Sutton, William
Cardwell, OstrO Catron, Ralph Henry
Robert Knoll, Ira Drunk. Ray Weese, Ali
son French, Mark Adams, Lawrence Pier
son. Emmett Sutton.
Mrs F. f. Palmer, who underwent a seri-
operation at Christ hospital recently,
is improving steadily.
Mr.. and Mrs. Chester Pratt arrived home
today from their wedding trip. They mo-
tored to different points and spent yester
day in Leayenworth the guests of Mr..
Pratt's sister.
s. r. Dexter, undertaken, s2s Kan
sas avenue.-Adv.
Mrs. Z. r. Con~eIl and her daughter
Miss Charlotte ConweH. entertained last
evening at their home. 1929 Quincy street.
at miseellaneous shower in honor of Mrs
CenwelIs niece. Miss Marie Finch, whose
marriage to Mr.. Harold Smith will take
place soon. The house was decorated with
hearts and wedding bells and presented n
most festive appearance. The refreshments
of snowballs and ice cream with hearts en-
closed, were in harmony with the decora-
lions. The guests included: Miss Finch.
Mrs. Grace Fowler, Mrs. Vera Stevick, Mrs.
Florence Finch, Mrs. Elizabeth Finch Miss
Elizabeth Schenek, Miss sInez Lancaster,
Miss Esther MUMMY, Miss Elizabeth Smith.
Miss Viola Van Nice. Miss Zelma Tracey,
Miss Claudia Webb, Miss Virginia Wilson
Miss Edith Kern, Miss Esther Earries Miss
Doris Finch and Miss Ruth F1nch.
Mrs. Wayte c. Lytle of Tres Ritos. N. NJ,
who has been visiting her brothers. Roy
Boast and Charlie Boast Mr.; J. F: Lyle
and Mr. and Mrs. ". B. Collision for the
past three weeks, left Tuesday for her
home.
Mrs. Mamie Robertson of Argentine is
visiting her sister Mrs. Roy Boast of 900
Jackson street.
Turkeys given away absolutely free Sat
urday. November 10, 1 p. m, Smith Build
ing, Nlnth and Kansas ave.-Adv.