The Topeka state journal., 1922-12-09
SNAP SHOTS
AT HOME NEWS

| Members OF Lne seward Avenue
Methodist Sunday school will hold
their annual election of officers fol-
lowing the morning service of the
church, Sunday.
Mrs Viola NJ. Neal and Mrs c p.
Mitchell and her son, Oliver. ia Lime
street. left for Tulsa, Okla, this week,
where they will spend the winter with
friends and relatives.
| One hundred and twenty-five mem
! bers of the Y. w. c. A. gymnasium
classes attended the annual dinner OF
1.-The physical training department of
| the association, Friday night.
! Members of the Y W. c. A have
/ raised $413 of $500 subscribed for the
support of Miss Alice Holmes, secre-
! tary in Changsha, China. 1t is planned
to raise the remaining ss7 before jan
uary l.
Members of Lincoln Circle No. /.
Ladies of the &. A. r., will hold a
meeting at 1880 o'clock, Tuesday af-
/ ternOon at kIingaman hall to EJECT
officers. Members are asked to bring
books for the Soldiers Home at Fort
| Dodge
Three stations for collecting money
for providing Topek ka's unfortunate
with a Christmas dinner were opened
on Kansas avenue. today. by the Sal
Vation Army. The organization plans
to furnish $50 families with basket
dinners on Christmas.
The entertainment number at the
Railroad Y. NJ. C A. Friday night
consisted of a musical program by
Miss Bertha Gish, Miss Edna Gish.
Miss Miriam Franklin, Miss Margaret
Bell, Miss Edna Bell and Mss Lois
Gish. One hundred and twenty-five
persons were in attendance.
Victor Evans, age 19, of 422 East
Sixth avenue, member of the basket
ball team of the Third Christian
church, received two broken bones be
low the knee in a game at the Central
Y. NJ c. A. Friday night. He was
taken to St Francis hospital and was
reported to be resting easily today.
Members of the Child's Conserva-
ton league will hold a meeting at 2:3O
o'clock Tuesday afternoon at the home
of Mrs. f. H. Brown, 1910 West Thir-
teenth street. A representative of the
Child's Code commission will talk on
Proposed Legislative Bills Concern
ing Better Laws for Women and Chill
dren.'' Mrs. J. P. Smith will read the
fifth chapter of the club story.
The correlation of education and
agriculture and a reduction in the cost
OF transportation was advocated by
education rally of the Wasnburn rural
high school district at MacVicar
chapel, Friday night He told of the
tendency of education to induce farm
boys to enter the city and stated that
it robbed the farms of their best
labor.
In a hard fought game, the Lincoln
junior high school basket ball team
won it's first game of the season Fri
day evening on the Lincoln court when
I6 to o. The playing of Cooper. for
ward. and Beier, guard, for Lincoln,
the game. The Lincoln team
will schedule court games this winter
with several of the stronger schools !
and amateur teams of the city.
The fire companies responded to |
three alarms, Friday. Sparks from the |
chimney burned a small hole in the |
roof of the residence of Mrs. A. Cole |
man. 1875 Fillmore street. A CHM
ney fire occurred at the home of F. J. |
Meyers, SIS Madison street. The short
circuit in the wiring of a truck of the |
American Tobacco company, on
Quincy street near Eleventh street,
was responsible for the third alarm.
Each blaze caused only slight damage
Mrs. Cora E. Farquer was elected
president of Topeka lodge No. ?, Fra
.ernal Aid union, at meeting, Fri
lay night. Other officers elected were:
p Wolff, vice president: Lester
Pferifer, past president; Miss Christine
chaplain; George P. Mid
laugh, secretary: F. B. Geiger. treas
Irer; Mrs Sadie Bettinger, trustee;
Harry Ruffner, guard; Miss Rose
Oeshler. guide, and Miss Maude Mar
in. pianist.
Mrs. Orie S. lines was elected presi-
lent of the auxiliary of Capitol post
No. l, American Legion, at meeting,
Friday afternoon Mrs. Charles Ar
-ighi, retiring president, was elected
ice president. Other officers elected
we're: Mrs. Joe Nickel, secretary;
Mrs. Frank D. Wilson, master at
arms: Miss Laura Henry. treasurer;
Mrs. o. L. Erickson, musician; Mrs
(ettie Shore, chaplain; Mrs. A. Nj.
Harvey. Mrs J. F. farrell and Mrs.
VI. Anderson, members of the eNecu-
i've committee.
Woman's Missionary day will be OBJ
served at the First Christian church
Sunday. at both the morning and eve
hing services. The women will have
,harge of the morning service at
which time special music by LADIES'
quartet will be given. The pastor, the =
Rev. r. A Scheu. will present the 5
work of the Womans' Missionary So (
,iety in an address on IDEAS; !
achievements, Visions" The special {
'eature of the day will be a medical I
play entitled The PHI BOT {
le," to be presented in the evening
~ twenty-four young people from the +
Girls Mission circle and the Inter !
Mediate Endeavor society They VIII
,e assisted by Miss Nanon Herren ana {
Miss Kathryn Albaugh. Girls from the {
ediate society will act as ush- {
,rs. ls
Louis r. vesper was elected master
Il Kadosh Topeka Consistory NO l. :
scottish Rite bodies OF the NalIey OF I
Topeka. at the annual election OF the I
rider Friday night at the Masonic g
emple Officers reelected We're; /
William s. Bergundthal- hospltaler: 7
-ames 3. Doncyson. registrar. and
William A. Tinker, treasurer. Other
lfficers elected were: Frank s Crane,
,rsor; Clement w. Seely, preceptor;
'amueI L. Courtney. minister OF state
7arl NJ. Spencer. chancellor: J. Frank
ARIEL master of ceremonies; Samuel
lexander. expert; Chester A. Buell.,
tandard bearer; Samuel T Millard.
aptain of the guard. and William ].
sond steward Elisha H. Anderson, !
William A. Tinker. owen J. Wood .
'eter ]. CIevenger and James E
-homas were elected to represent the {
onsistory on the council of admins
ration Of Freemasonry.