The Topeka state journal., 1922-12-07

officers held last evening at the hall,
500 Kansas avenue. Mrs. G. BoIlottes
was elected vice presidenH c. H.
Peebler, secretary; Gus BoIlotte, treas
urer; Mrs. Harriet Salyer, inner guard,
and Mrs. Fannie Bushby. guide.
Refugees from Russia are ~begin-
ming TO come to Topeka often assisted
by relatives already living here.
George Dieser aged 26, and his wife
relative, John Dieser, prepaid their
fare from Hamburg to Topeka. They
lefFHamburg, Germany, November 80,
on the steamship Mount Clay of the
American line. The ocean trip will re-
quire seven days, and from New York
to Topeka will take three days.NSTh
= Diesers experieRced the difficulties
usual to refugees frC1ns Russia, and
travelled by night, going into hiding
during the day to avoid the Bolshe-
wiki and the Reds. Word of their de-.
parture from Hamburg for the United
States was received here by the local
steamship agent.
. The North Topeka branch of the W.
C. T. U. will hold the regular meeting
next week on Monday afternoon in
stead of Wednesday,. The meeting will
be. held at the home of Mrs. Mary.
LiitJohann, 927 Jackson street.
Christmas stockings will be made and
filled with candyMand nuts. They will
be sent to a district in the mountains
of Kentucky where ,he children other
wise would be without a Christmas
celebration.
Last week this union sent a box con-
tanning a complete new layette and
numerous articles of clothing, worn
but in good repair. and capable of
many, weeks service, to Pittsburg,
Kan, where thev will be distributed
among the needy.
Notes and Personals.
The S. E. Smith family has moved
from route 3. Garfield Place, to sal
College avenue.
Mrs. Roy Boast is sick at her home,
900 Jackson street.
The North Topeka branch of the
w. c. T. U. met at the home of Mrs.
Bertha Roger, 5O7 Paramore street.
yesterday.
L. A. Purcell and family have moved
from Madison ,streetsto i sos Quincy
The Big Brothers, class of the Sec
ond Presbyterian Sunday school viii
meet Friday evening in the pastors
S. R. Dexter un ndertaker. s2s KAN
-sas avenue.-Adv.
II. g. Bardsley, OF Boise. Idaho, is.
visiting his Tparents5 Mr.. and Mrs.
Bardsley, at his old home, corner of
Grant and Van Buren, streets.
Mrs. ]. A Jacobs, of Lone Wolf,
Okla, formerly of North Topeka, is
the guest of Mrs. John Sheetz, 1896
Quincy street.
The Merry Workers class of the
Kansas Avenue Methodist Sunday
school will hold the regular meeting
Friday afte. noon at the home of Mrs.
Frank Hassinger, 1929 Jackson street.
Mrs. Wright, Mrs, Marques and Mrs.
Geer will be assisting hostesses. The
subject of the lesson will be Glad
ness" All members are asked to-at-
tend as the annual election of officers
is to be held.
The Rev I. A. Wilson, pastor of the
North Side Christian church, and Mrs.
Wilson will entertain the ministers of
the North Side C urches and their
families at a twelve o'clock luncheon
Friday at their home, 1135 Jackson
street. The guests will be the Rev.
r. E. Gordon, pastor of the Kansas
Avenue Metl- odist church, Mrs. Cor
don and children; the Rev. N. a. Peck,
pastor of the Second Presbyterian
church, Mrs. Peck and children, and
the Rev. Walter J. Marshfield, rector
of the Church of the Good Shepherd,
Mrs. MarshfieId and children. Since
the resignation of the Rev. OIL. Weir,
the North Topeka Baptist church has
been without a pastor.
Hemstitching. Marie Bobb, 1915
North Topeka ~avenue.-Adv.
Mr.. and Mrs H. L. Blanchard of
route 6, entertained the football team
of the Seaman rural high, school at
supper last evening at their home. F.
A Seaman, principal of the high
school: William Cardwen. captain OF
this year. team, and C. D. Logan,
coach, gave talks following the sup
per. Allison French, 1134 jackson
street, was elected captain of the 1923
eleven. French helped win the 1922
Shawnee county high school champf-
onship by his judgment in calling sig
nails. Guests at the supper were: Mr.
and Mrs. r. A. Seaman, C. D. Logan.
Miss Neva Herman, Miss Ruth BIanch-
ard, Ralph Henry, David ,FartzelI
Joseph Catron, Jake Robinson Orin
Whitehead, Harold Evans, Ralph Ake->
strom, MIR. and Mrs. H. L. Blanchard.
Mrs. H. / Blanchard, William Card
WELL Miss Alice Boyard., Miss Bonita
Bonnawitz. Orin McNown, Allison
French, Stephen Oldham, Lester Bur
ton, Charles Kingm1n and Lloyd
Blanchard
Have you received your Christmas cheek
from the Shawnee State bank9 II not