The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1922-12-11

| special program will be given. Mrs
/ A. G.. Frank, wife of the pastor OF
| the Oakland Presbyterian church, will
/ speak.
Mrs. Cora Kershmer. lecturer and
organizer of the State W. c. T. u, gave
| a talk at the meeting of the L. T. L
at the home of Mrs. Mary Liittjohann,
927 Jackson street Saturday after
noon. A good attendance was present
and two new members were taken in
The children of the legion gave a short
program. following which refresh
ments were served.
Mrs. Lee Rogers entertained her
club at her home, 21S East Laurent
street. The rooms were decorated in
Christmas bells and wreaths. The
guests were Mrs. Harry Leach and
little son, Edward; Mrs. A. Gabriel and
little daughter, Juanita; Mrs. Walter
Curtis, Mrs. Richard Winn and Mrs
Rogers and little son, Kenneth
Mr.. James I. Marney of Rossville.
and Miss Mayme S. Belcher of va
lencia, were married Saturday after
noon at 3 o'clock, at the home of the
Rev. I. A. Wilson pastor of the North
Side Christian church, who performed
the marriage ceremony. There were
no attendants. Mr.. and Mrs. Marney
will make their home in Oklahoma.
Mr.. and Mrs. ID. f. Lamb, of Her
ington, are guests at the J. d. Pratt
home in jackson street.
Miss Ada Benin and Miss Addie
kie. guests of Miss Mabel Johnson
Warren, the little son of Mr.. and
Mrs. Ray Rogers of 1900 Quincy
street, who has been seriously sick, IS
recovering.
Louis and Norman w@melser spent
Sunday in Atchison.
Miss Margaret ConweI, who is attend
ing college at Boulder. Colo. will arrive
next Friday to spend her Christmas vaca-
ton with her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Frank
r. ConwelI of Quincy street
CboDDe will 10 held Thurs
day afternoon at the Community house by
the Merry Workers class of the, Kansas
Avenue Methodist Sunday school Mrs.
Robert Shook is chairman of Il commit
tee that is preparing a program that Will
Mrs s. n. Purinton and children. Buena
and Junior It Saturday for their home
in wichita, after visit OF " month with
of South Buchanan street
Miss Eleanor Caldwell led the Senior B.
Y. p. U. at the North Topeka Baptist
church Sunday evening.
The Berean class of the North Topeka
Baptist church held an all day meeting
in quilting and an election of officers
was held in the afternoon. A program
BY "a COMMITTEES ' Composed con: Of Mrs Frank
Deppe. Mrs John Fowler and Mrs. A c:
are: Mrs Ida NJ Crosswhite, president;
Mrs Agnes DunlOpe, vice president; Mrs
treasurer; Mrs Mary Petro, devotional
Mrs Grace Hannah, missions; Mrs. j. r.
Lancaster. program and social; Mrs. NJ.
H. Eldred, corresponding secretary Those
present were: Mrs. Green. Mrs John Fow-
Ter, Mrs Frank Deppe, Mrs L. 2. Frazer
Mrs. Brown, Mrs. Grace Hannah. Mrs A
7. Rowe, Mrs. D. Eoltz, Mrs. Holt, Mrs
Beahm, Mrs. J. f. Lancaster Mrs. NJ H
Eldred Mrs. Ida NJ Crosswhite. Mrs
Weizel, Mrs. Kenneth Clark and son Lar
RE Mrs. L. f. Anderson, Mrs. c. T. wood.
Mrs. Mary Schenck, Mrs. W. H Zarker
Mrs. VIM. Van Ness, Mrs. Luke, Mrs A f.
See. Mrs. Ezra Martin, Mrs. cambridge.
Visitors We're: Mrs. Joe Warnock, Mrs
T. S. Meade. Mrs. Edith osborne. Mrs
A. T. Rowe is teacher of the class
The Merry Workers class of the Kansas
Avenue Methodist SUNDAY school elected
meeting at the home of Mrs Frank HasslH-
ger: President Mrs. Robert Shook; vice
president, Mrs Ed McGrew; treasurer,
Mrs. G. o Palmer; secretary, Mrs. Francis
I.ynn Mrs Robert Shook was reelected !
treasurer of the building fund. /
The orchestra of the North Topeka Bap- |
rfst SUNDAY school played in the opening !
Sunday morning.
Members of the North Topeka branch of
the " w. C A gymnasium class attend |
Ing the class banquet held at the Central 1
Y NJ c. A rooms Friday evening were
Mrs. Fred Buechner. Mrs Fred F1rner, /
Mrs. Henry Firner, Mrs Deman Ward, !
Mrs. Harold Rude, Mrs Geo Skinner, Mrs. I
-has Griffin, Mrs. Sherburne. Mrs Boyce /
Forbes. Mrs. Minnie Palmer, Mrs. Carl l
Mrs Becker of Meriden, Mrs. 4
Emory Gross, Miss Nell Skinner, Miss Alice /
skinner. Miss Minnie McGrew. Miss Fora
Reed Miss Pearl Cooper. Mrs NeiSwender-