The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1922-02-25
HIGHLAND PARK
Notes and personals from Highland
Park. by Frances Jones. Phone $3.50.

Highland Park church, James w Reed,
| pastor. Sunday school at 10 a. m. G. L..
| Rosetter, superintendent Morning wor-
ship at IL O'Clock, subject, The Gospel
Vision. Junior league at p. m, Mrs. Kath-
aryn Mills, superintendent EpwOrth
| League, $50 p IN, Vera Chubb, president.
Evening services at 30 o'clock subject
A Priceless Pearl in a Precious Casket.
Tecumseh church. James W. Reed, pas
| tor. Sunday school at p. NJ, j. X. Nay
| Tor, superintendent Public workship at
3 p. m, subject The Old Paths. Epworth
League at z 80 p. m, Lloyd Lee, president.
The Ladies Aid society of the Highland
Park Methodist Episcopal church win meet
Thursday, all day, at the church. There
| will be work of all sorts for the women
TO do including comfort tying, quilting
A program will be given at the school
house, next Friday night at 8 o'clock, for
the benefit of the Athletic association. Mr..
Highland Park school, assisted by several
| of the students and the high school or
| chestra, will give dramatic recital.
The chill supper to have been given
Wednesday night at the church, under the
auspices of the primary department, was
postponed until Thursday night owing to
Mrs. o. f. whitney and Mrs. F. Sadie
mire entertained the Chalitso club, Thurs
on Topeka boulevard. The roll call was
answered by the names of favorite must
paper on the Columbia river highway and
Portland. Mrs. c. H. Towles and Mrs.
W. r. Martin were guests of the club.
Mr.. aud Mrs. Albert Smith entertained
guests for dinner Saturday night at their
home. They were: Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph
Smith, Mrs. Effie Kennedy and daughter
Coblentz, of Elmdale, and Mrs. Josie Van
Ostrand, of BerrytOn.
Highland Park street car patrons are
sorry to have lost their good natured night
motorman. Mr.. May, who transferred to
the Gage Park line last Monday.
Miss Mary Wear, who was injured IN an
q
MI Harry Ashby of Baldwin spent Sun
day visiting Mr. and Mrs. ]. V. Halter
Miss Vera Chubb's Sunday school class
held wienie roast at the home of their
teacher Wednesday afternoon. Those pres
Mills, Esther Chubb, Yuma Euwer, May
Oliver and Anita Parker.
Mrs. J. W. WagenrOdt has been quite iii
at her home, 1927 Harrison street, for the
Mr. Sidney Eberhart of Manhattan spent
last week end with his parents.
Miss A. Cusher of Topeka was a guest
one day last week Of Mr.. and Mrs. David
Miss Clara Chubb has returned from
Hutchinson, where she was n guest for
short time of her cousin, Miss Hattie Snode
Mrs. Mamie Alexander and sons. Weede
and John, Mrs. Elsie Reed of Richland.
Mrs. S. A. Coblentz of Elmdale, Mr.. and
Mrs. George Wallace and Mr.. J. r. Kirk
ham were Sunday dinner guests of Mr..
and Mrs. Joseph Smith of Maryland ave
The members of the Glad Game Sunday
school class of the Highland Park Metho-
dist Episcopal church met Monday night
with Miss Clara Chubb. Those present
were; Miss Beulah Cooper, Miss Adeline
King, Mrs. Walter Chubb and Miss Olive
Moneypenny.
Mr.. G. A Bates, who has been seriously
i'll at his home on Maryland avenue since
last week, died Friday afternoon.
The members of the Sunday school class
taught by Mrs. j. Tompkins gave their
teacher a surprise party last Monday night
at her home. The girls. provided their
supper and spent the evening as guests of
their teacher. Those present were ::
Blanch Powell Margaret Euwer, Lorraine
Coffman. Mary Mather, Helen Cross. Ruth
Berry Ethel Cooper, Berniece Sims and
Mrs. r. A. RandIett Of Maryland avenue
| is recovering from several week $ Illness
Mr.. and Mrs. D. Cramer of Mankato
were guests a short time this week of Mr..
and Mrs. ]. c. Kreig. Mr.. George Cray
! bill Of Cawker City was a guest last Fri
Mrs ". Il. CouItis had as a guest
Wednesday night Miss Ethel McClements,
Mrs Peter Eberhart has returned from a
several days stay il Lecompton.
Mrs. P. E. Talley had her guests at
Marsh. Mrs. James Stevenson, Mrs. H. A.
| Shinkle, Mrs. A. E. Obenhaus and Mrs. H.
Mrs E. L. Jones and little Miss Marian
| Popping spent Tuesday as the guest #
Mrs. C. f. Fox Of Freeman avenue.
Mr. ana Mrs. A. T.. Obenhaus motored 10
Stull last week and were guests of Mr..
and Mrs. VIII Rake.
Mrs. NJ. L. Kungle and Mrs. w. H. Coul-
| It's had as guests one day this week Mrs
Frank Stansbury and children Of Berryton.
Mrs. KungIe accompanied them home for
| n stay. Mr.. and Mrs. Stansbury will
| change their residence to Williamsburg
| Kan, next Tuesday.
Mr. and Mrs. J. c. Kreig had as guests
last week end DR.. and Mrs. L. L. Culp OF
| Washington, d. c.
7 Announcement is made of the marriage
Of Miss Iva Fern Butts, daughter of Mrs
i Emma Butts. to Mr.. Richard Ross, of Kan
| sas City, Mo-, Thursday afternoon at the
| home of the Rev. c. w. Marlin of the Oak
land Methodist church. Mr.. and Mrs. Ross
| are making their home in Kansas City
where Mr.. Ross is attending a Sign Paint
ers school.
Beggar-Klnd sir, will you give me-
a dime for a bed?
"a Cautiously see the BED
| first Ca rrnr.lA