The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1922-04-06
Mrs. C. Kaser.

Mrs. Kaser is the exception. Always
CHEEKY, forgetting her Affections in a wide
with Il sincere sympathy for the troubles
of others, Mrs. Kaser has won an en-
4viable place in the hearts, of her friends
She is carrying on in every sense Of the
Mrs, Kaser was born in Warsaw, Coshoe-
ton county. Ohio. April - 1s42. and WAS
married 10 Mr.. kaser May 5. 1880 They
came to North Topeka in 1850 and have
lived here continuously since Mr.. and
Mrs. Kaser have no chi ldren but both are
fond Of young people and have a host of
In former years Mrs Kaser was nota-
bic ahousekeeper and coos A lover of
flowers, her home. even in winter, was
bright with blooming plants. Now this
brave woman still does her own cooking
and all of the work Of the kitchen, even
wheel chair. Other work of the house with
the exception of the laundry work, which
is put out, is done with the help of Mr..
kaser. Mrs. Kaser still delights in flow
ers and they add much to the beauty and
cheer OF her home
Always interested IN her church and an
active worker in the past, the WOmens
Missionary society Of the Evangelical asso-
station of which she is member meet with
Mrs Kaiser every year on Il date near her
birthday anniversary. and combine the
regular meeting with party in her honor.
Thursday, April 3. members of the society
and a Few nelGhbors, met with Mrs. Kaser
and helped in the celebration of her
eiEhtieth anniversary. Following the
meeting two-course luncheon was served.
No less than three birthday cakes were
presented the guest or honor, one hl ked
by her little frind. Thelmd BUechner,
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. John Buechner.
Other gifts received by Mrs Kaser included
Deautfful ealla lily plant bea ring three
fully opened lilies. sthe gift of her hus-
bandi pot of blooming jonquils, a hand
some bed spread. -handkerchiefs, aprons
Among the guests were Mrs. Charles
oweny Mrs Delk, Mrs Burkholder, Mrs.
Breithaupt, Mrs JOhnsyers, Mrs. Schroeder
Mrs. Dahlman, Mrs. Frey, Mrs. Kennedy,
Mrs. A Lingo, Mrs johnson Mrs John
Buechner. Mrs. Charles Griffin Mrs BafIar
MIS-; Ella A Cooper, Miss Irene DanieIson,
! neina Bueehner, Esther GRADER. Juanita
John J. GRADER, Eugene Johnson
Notes and Personals
Mrs, L W Smith. 1915 Jackson street.
went to Salina today for short visit to
Mr.. and Mrs r. V. Blanchard Of La
Junta Colo, are visiting their parents,
anu anu Ut. and Mrs 4 r. Reckey, 400 South
home the last of the week.
Entertainments by Joy class at the and
Presbyterian church Friday evening at
) 90 Admission Toe and 2Oc.-Adv.
Ihe Amoma class Of the North Topeka
Baptist church viii meet Friday AFTERNOON
at the home of Mrs. Sponheman TAYLOR
tract Members will meet at the home Of
Mrs. John Buechner 1871 van buren, street
At 30 and eoEEeyances will be provided
to take them TO the Sponheman home
boughk the property at Pa West Gordon
streets This was for many years the home
or the J. 5 Morse family
Mrs T. f Sutton. 1ac-s Central avenue
Will entertain the Social Hour club at her
home this afternoon. Mrs. c W. Lett
OF Maple Hill viii be an honor guest.
The Junior Queen Esthers Of the Kansas
Avenue Methodist church met this week Mt
the home of Lucille Antrim. $50 Jackson
street. Those present were. Eva French.
josephine Beers Emily Hail. Margaret
Collins, Ina Harris. Leona Miller Frpda
Myers Hazel Owen Thelma Mitchell Mil
bred Britain. Ruth Mcclure, Lucille An
trim and Miss Trix Antrim
Mrs Ralph Kendall entertained the
Buena Crochet club Of ShOrev al her home
In North Polk street this week
Buy YOUR ice cream at the Roller Cream
arv- 1900 North kansas.-Adv.
Bert Wheeler. son OF Mr.. and Mrs. Bert
Wheeler. 126 East Norris street. returned
Yesterday from Coblentz, Germany, where
be has been for the past three years with
ing his three years in Germany Wheeler
has learned to speak German like native.
He was discharged from the army Monday
It Fl. Slocum. N Y While in Germany
Wheeler married German girl. who with
heir little daughter lillian came to this
country on the ship with her husband. On
board were ffty-one soldiers brides and
400 soldiers The bodies OF LOO soldiers
hat had been killed IN the war also were
IN board the vessel
Housekeeping rooms. modern un-
furnished. upstairs over Princess The
liter Phone White zTS5--Adv-
:. r Dexter. undertaken. SIS kan
saS avenue-Adv.