The Topeka state journal., 1922-12-07
SNAP SHOTS
At HOME NEWS

II AT HOME NEWS
The Junior Dramatic club Of To-
peka high school, will meet Friday
afternoon at 2:45 o'clock
i Members of the Brotherhood Of the
First English Lutheran church, will
hold their annual banquet Friday
evening.
Members of Sunflower camp No.
| $500, Modern Woodmen of America,
, will hold their annual election of Of
| ficers December IA.
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. F. Mosby left the
National hotel Wednesday for Quin-
| land, Okla, where they VIII spend SIX
weeks on a hunting trip.
The Auto Dealers bowling tesm de-
/ feated the Tri Mu club by a score or
2,O51 to 1910 in a match Wednesday
night at the Central Y NJ c. A
T. A. McNeal will be the principal
speaker at the educational rally of the
/ Washburn rural high school district
at O'Clock this evening in MacVlcar
chapel.
Al large decorated Christmas tree, one
of the first evidence of the Christmas
spirit in Topeka, has been put on the
top of the Mills building at Ninth and
Kansas avenues.
b. V. Edworthy, boys work secre-
tary of the state Y NJ C. A, Iett
| Wednesday for Mankato, where he
] will attend the district older boys
| conference of the association.
| The freshman and sub-freshman
| classes of Topeka high school met TINS
afternoon to make plans for their
/ class entertainment to be given at the
all-school party, December Is.
Bows OF Highland Park school win
give a minstrel show at o'clock Fri
day and Saturday evenings. II. wal
lace Corbett is director and Miss Mar
garet Bell is musical director
T ~,
Memorial Methodist church lyceum
course, a program by the Grosjean
Mardmba Xylophone company will be
presented at s o'clock this evening.
The Rev. John B. Gonzales, super
intendent of the Kansas Congrega-
tional conference left Wednesday for
Smith Center, where he will speak
before the congregation of the churcn
there.
The Rev. ]. Quincy Biggs, pastor of
the Central Park Christian church, de-
Iivered an address on the church's
contribution to education before the
class in history OF education at Wash.
burn college this morning.
The Mems Dinner club of the Low
man Memorial Methodist church has
Horace NJ. Long, president; DIR. H H
Cook, vice president; Gordon Hill, sec
retary, and H. w. Mauney, treasurer.
Ransom Stevens, field manager for
the Aetna Life Insurance company,
addressed the students of StricklerS 8
/ Topeka Business college Wednesday.
Mr.. Stevens installed the accounting
system for the Panama railway.
The Rev. Franklin G. Ream. for
merly of Topeka and a brother OF
Dwight T. Ream, director OF athletlcs
| at Washburn college, has resigned as
pastor of the Washington Avenue
Methodist church, Kansas City, KAN
A slight improvement in the condi-
| ton of Mrs. Dewitt c. Nellis, who is
lin at her residence, 314 West Fifth
bers of the family. Her son, Luther
Nellis, of San Francisco. and her
daughter, Mrs. Albert Charles Phillips,
of Pueblo, Colo, are in Topeka.
Members of the Star lodge No. 20.
A. o. U. W., initiated a class of nine
candidates at a meeting Wednesday
night. The candidates were: W. w.
4 Curtis, Mrs. r. Il. Curtis, Clyde r.
Blackwell. Miss Vernis Griffin, Z. ].
Stinson, Mrs. NJ. A. Stinson, Mrs. Annie
Fluke, ]. c. Davis and n. ]. Fowler.
Members of the Topeka Rotary club
will entertain their wives and women
friends at a ladies' night party at the
Chamber of Commerce this evening.
The program. which is chiefly musical,
is in charge of Frank Ripley. The
noon luncheon of the club was can
celled to provide for the evening en-
tertainments
In beginning his speech this morn
/ ing at an assembly of the Topeka
! high school students, w B. Fleming,
president of Baker university, said:
/ s'As I was sitting here on the stage
| looking at the pretty girls in the bal
cony and the husky-looking boys on
the lower floor, 1 was reminded of the
saying that God made angels a little
/ higher than men,"
DR.. George E. Satterlee. pastor of
the Lowman Memorial METHODIST
church, has announced the personnel
! of the new finance committee in
charge of plans for the erection of the
new Sunday school temple. The mem
\ bers of the committee are: Horace NJ
Long, r. W. Bruce, NJ. s. Husband,
$ c. Carroll. DR.. H. H. Cook, Paul B.
/ Morrison and H J. Cleary.
] Arthur Long was elected consul OF
Sunflower Camp No. $50, Modern
/ WOodmen of America. at the annual
/ election of officers Wednesday night
| Other officers elected were: Benja-
min X Boam. asviser; Oscar h.
1 Swayze, clerk; William NJ. Hauser,
I banker; George Z. Shields. escort; AL
bert Hatfield, watchman; Floyd w.
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