The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1922-07-10

a HGGLlnk OF the DOdEA VI
of the North Topeka Civic club WIN
be held this evening at s r. Dexter 5
office.
The Loyal Temperance Legion will
meet Tuesday afternoon at z ci0ck
at the home of Mrs. Fred Merillat'
I107 Jackson street. and make ar
ranEements for the legion picnic
which is planned for July "a
eyaudA q Maze. aged "a, died Sun
day morning at his home. 1892 Quincy
street, after an illness OF two years.
from pulmonary tuberculosis. A ma
tive of North Topeka, he received ms
education in the Topeka schools, and
was well known in Topeka where he
had many friends and acquaintance
At one time he was in the grocery
business in North Topeka ana later
Forbes Milling Co, which posluoh ne
held for almost ten years
A public spirited man, MIR. Maze
was identified with all civic movements
in North Topeka. He was a member
of the North Topeka Civic club. and
until falling health prevented, was a.,
ways to be relied upon Tor talthiuI
and conscientious committee work IN
the clubs civic affairs During ms
illness he was at the Modern WOOD
man sanatorium at Colorado springs
and az Hillcrest sanatorium, Topeka.
He was a member of Golden hule
lodge No. 81. a. r. c n. ~
chapter, knights of Rose Croix, No. !,
A. & A s. r.; Anity lodge, NO ZS1'
knights of Pythias; Star lodge, NO.
1913, Modern Woodmen or America.
and Chapter No 210 of the Order OF
The Eastern Star.
Beside his widow he Is survived by
two brothers. Prank Maze and Lou
Maze, Atchisoni one sister, Mrs 'fheo-
dore Boes. Greencasue. Ind; two
daughters, Miss Lucille Maze and Mrs.
J. r. Stevick. and one son, Claude
Ferris Maze, and one grandchild, all
Of Topeka,
h Funeral services will be conducted
BY the Rev. R. Ernest Gordon at
dcleck Tuesday, at the Kansas Ave-
rue' Methodist church. Services at
the church will be in charge of Unity
chapter, Knights OF Rose Croix. and
services at the grave IN charge of
Golden Rule lodge No. 30.
Burial will be in Rochester ceme-
terry.
Notes and Personals.
Mrs. E. NJ. Foster, 21s West LAu-
rent street, had as weekend guests
fer mother Mrs. NJ. A. Hutchinson of
Waverly. Kan, and her brother, c. H.
Hutcheson of Melvern, Kan.
Mrs. T. A. Wailingford, 1882 Quincy
street, left for New York today, ac-
eompanying home her daughter, Mrs.
r. G. Duekworth and children, who
have been visiting here
DR.. A. NJ. Dawson left today for
Chicago and Minneapolis on a two
weeks visit.
The LOYAL Daughters Of the Central
Avenue Christian church will meet to-
night at o'clock at the home of the
Rev. I. A. Wilson, 11Sb Jackson street
The Christian Endeavor society of
the Central Avenue Christian church
will meet Tuesday evening at 1880
O'clock at the home of H. L. Blanch-
ard, route 6. Shorey.
Chester Walters. s27 Van Buren,
weeks visit TO relatives in whiting
and Holton-
Mr.. and Mrs. l. c. Schmidt, Miss
Ethel Olson and Mr.. A. N. Dake mo-
tored from Kansas City Sunday and
visited Mr.. Dakes sisters, Mrs. Frank
Deppe and Mrs. ]. Z. Brown, 1911 To-
Peka avenue
Roy Nelson of West Curtis street.
his mother. Mrs. Nelson. and his
brother left today on a motor trip to
Colorado.
Lillian Walters of cat Van Buren,
street left today for whiting and Hol-
ton. where she will visit relatives for
Miss Minnie Kerstiug of Chicago is
visiting her aunts, Mrs. T. H. Sutton
of Central avenue and Mrs. A F.
Weese of 1900 Van Buren, street. south
Miss Kersting is enroute to Denver to
visit her parents.
LAS delightful farewell party was
given Friday evening at the home Of
Miss Emily Hall. S31 Quincy street in
honor of Miss Margaret Collins. who
will leave soon for Berkeley, Calf
The hostesses were Miss Leona Keller
Miss Freda Myers and Miss Emily
Hall. Games were played on the lawn.
followed by dancing indoors. The
guests included: Miss Collins, Miss
Hazel Owens. Miss Esther GRADER,
Miss Louise Wallace. Miss Ruth Rob
inson, Miss Pauline Mcyicar. Miss
Mildred Britain, Miss Dor0thy Zurick.
Miss Edna Davis, Miss Josephine
Beers, Miss Leona Miller. Miss Freda
Myers, Miss Emily Hall, Leon Davis,
Charles Zurick, Emmett Cook, Quentin
Diffinderfer. Telford Owens, Joe Case
bier, Victor Casebier, Rankin Borst