The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1922-06-10
HIGHLAND PARK
Notes and personals from Highland
Park. by Frances Jones. Phone $3.50.

Friends in Highland Park were surprised
last week to hear Of the marriage Of Mrs
stella +. Dean OF Topeka and Mr.. Stephen
$ Hoag of Princeviile, Ill, the marriage
taking place Thursday, June l, at Fort
Madison, Iowa Mr.. and Mrs. Hpag will
make their home in PrincevilIe
Mrs Dean has made her home in High
land Park for years and is well known
here She has taken an active part in
school and church affairs and when leav-
ing several weeks ago for a visit in Fort
Madison, gave no hint that she was to
make her home in the east permanently
since 'Two-'Leven" has left us for n
while, Highland Park seems a noiseless as
the country. In the meanwhile we are
wondering whether ii is in the shop being
made over or whether it is on the junk
The Junior League OF the Highland Park
Methodist Episcopal church will furnish
at the church sunday morning. 'e4 'i'eS
Putting up" cherries and Strawberries
seems TO be the chief occupations of High
land Parks feminine gender this past
week 1t would be almost impossible to
call on any woman in Highland Park
without taking ones camp chair along and
putting 1t under the cherry trees and talk
Ing to her while she picked, or while she
crawled along on her hands and knees
Miss Clara Disney OF RichIand spent
Wednesday as the guest of Mrs. w. II.
The Junior class of the Highland Park
high school gave party last Friday night
affair was held on the lawn where games
we're played during the evening
MI. and Mrs AlonZO Smith of Dinuha.
Calf. Mr. and Mrs Charles Cox and Miss
Edna Cox were dinner guests Monday
evening OF Mr.. and Mrs. E. l. Jones Mr..
and Mrs. Smith formerly made their home
in Topeka They made the trip by motor.
travelling over ., 600 miles
Miss Vera Chubb is spending the sum-
mer at home with her parents and will
enter Kansas State Agricultural college in
the fall, TO special in designing. Miss Ethel
Chubb will spend the summer in Fort Col
Inns Colo. leaving Saturday She will re-
turn this fall and will enter Washburn col
The newly elected officers Of the Epworth
League OF the Highland Park Methodist
Episcopal church will be initiated Sunday
night at the church. They are: Miss
Nettie Leuenberger. president: Miss Edith
Marsh. vice president; Miss Evelyn Powell.
second vice president: Miss Elsie Eberhart.
third vice president: Miss Florence Marsh,
fourth vice president; Mr. Selman Thomas,
secretary. and Mr.. Charles Eberhart. treas
urer.
Mr. and Mrs Cash Niccum and daughter
Mildred Of St Joseph. No. spent last
week with Mr. and Mrs. James Stephenson.
Little Miss Helen and Vivian Stephenson
OF St Joseph. No. are spending this week
with their grandparents, Mr.. and Mrs.
Stephenson.
An aIlday meeting OF the clover Hill
Ladies' Aid society will be held Tuesday
with Mrs Frank Croker
MIS-. Hattie Cozier OF Carbondale is
spending the week end as the guest Of Mrs
Joseph Smith and Mr. Smith
Mrs Maria Hueberger Of Boswell avenue
Is spending the week with Mr.. and Mrs r.
L. McClenahan.
Little Miss Nellie and Alberta smith
who spent last week with their grand
parents, Mr.. and Mrs Joseph Smith have
returned TO their home in Carbondale.
Mrs Sarah Stout is recovering from an
accident occurring several days ago. Mrs.
Stout fell at her home on Maryland avenue.
striking her head on the cement walk AS