The Topeka state journal., 1922-02-14

DR.. P P womer, president of
Washburn college, will make a talk
on higher education this evening at
the Community house, following a
short business meeting Of the North
Topeka Civic club The public is in
vited-
About thirty stockholders OF the
Midwest Building and Loan assoeia-
ton attended the annual banqp 1t and
business meeting held last eve-Aag at
the Community house The women
Of the North Topeka Civic club served
the dinner
H Gross was elected senior warden
of the Church of the Good Shepherd
at a meeting of the vestry last night
at the parish house. 212 East Lau-
rent street. Mr.. Gross takes the place
left vacant by the resignation of Paul
Sorensen, who served fol' many years.
but who has gone to California for an
extended visit Other officers elected
at recent parish meeting are VII
liam Manning, junior warden. and
George Anderson, secretary treasure
Patrons Of Rochester school dis
trict are requested TO meet this eve
ming with the school board at the
home of W A Crooks, to discuss plans
for new school building TO replace
the one recently destroyed by fire
Mrs. Amy Norman has been elect
ed president Of the Parent-Teachers'
association of Mckinley school, Mrs.
Mary Burton. secretary, and Mrs.
Marie Hays, treasurer. E. E. F'enneu
IS principal of Mckinley school
Notes and Personals
The Missionary society of the North
Topeka Baptist church will meet
Thursday afternoon at 2:S0 o'clock at
the home of Mrs J. NJ BechteI. 1921
Central avenue.
The Ladies guild of the Church of
the Good Shepherd viii meet Wedues-
day afternoon at . o'clock at the home
of Mrs. James Anderson, 1101 Madison
street
Miss Bessie Dickerson Of Kansas
City has returned to Austin-Snedikers
where she has charge of the millinery
department.
Mr.. and Mrs. Carl Hirschberg.
117T woodward avenue. are the par
ents Of a sou, born February IL, to
whom they have given the name Carl
Henry. Mrs. Hirschberg was Miss
Ruth Mckinley and the baby is
grandchi1d of H. c. Mckinley of the
Citizens bank.
Miss Bessie Sheetz was hostess for
the Tsuneo Taxa Hashi Embroidery
club this afternoon at her home in
Quincy street
Ed Seal. 1885 Central avenue, came
in this morning from Eldorado where
he has been working for some time
Jacob Schu1meister, 1903 East Crane
street. has sent ten dollars to the
American Relief administration in
New York TO aid his brother-in-law.
Johannes Sebastiou Urbon, who is in
great need at Kamentka, ProvinZ
SaratOf, Russia Mrs. George Schafer,
536 East Gordon street, has RENTED
ten collars to the administration to
relieve the distress of her brother,
J, in n
Mrs L A. James and son, Marriott,
1903 Kansas avenue, who have been
in Tucson, Ariz.r are now in Los An
geIes, Calf. They expect to spend the
remainder Of the winter in California,
returning home in the spring
Miss Ruth Blanchard entertained
Monday evening at a valentine party
at her home in route 8. The guests
were Miss Vera Pollen, Miss Annette
Gerber Miss AdeIine Hutton, Miss
Eileen Miller. Miss Esther Milt, Miss
Matte Stuewe, Miss Florence Davis.
Miss Alice Kessinger. Miss Evelyn
Neiswender. Miss Blanchard. Paul
Button. George Hughes. Emmett Sut-
ton, Ralph Henry. William Lewis.
OstO Patron. Ralph Carol Merle
Richard Shields, OHn McNown. VII
bur Eessinger Paul Neiswender,
Charles Vuriek, Lloyd Blanchard
Prizes for the best costumes at the
s1AELl4ll- kud1hCu j14A given Dy cHdW-
nee council No. 3. s. B. A, at the hail
Monday evening were awarded tA Mrs.
A. H. Mari. Indian costume; Alvy
Pounds, negro constable: Robert Neis-
wender. clown. and Esther Fulker-
son. boy The judges were William
AWtry. D. J Davis a1G Percy Wors-
ley. The party was well attended and
a good time enjoyed by all. These
entertainments given by the council
are becoming very popular.
5. r. Dexter, undertaken, S2S Kan
SaS avenue-Adv.
First Professor Gin high-powered
motor car-We've got-it at last.
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