The Topeka state journal., 1922-12-16
HIGHLAND PARK
Notes and personals from Highland
Park, by Mrs. T. L. Jones. Phone $3.50.

1 Mr.. and Mrs Eugene Cromwell and
family who have been visiting at the
o. NJ. Cromwell home, left Wednes-
( day for their home in Wetmore. Kan.
Miss Pansy Dunlap of Berryton
spent the last week end with Miss
Z Carolyn Vance.
The Kings Daughters held their
regular meeting Monday evening with
4 Miss June Zirkle.
| Mr.. Paul Heinz is ill at his home
/ on Pennsylvania avenue
The next meeting of the Bible study
class will be held at the home of Mrs.
c. W. Boast, $500 Maryland avenue,
Mrs. w. B. Chubb is in Denver vis-
iting her sister. Mrs S. Cooper and
family. Esther Chubb is staying with
her grandparents, Mr.. and Mrs. J. w.
Cu-rie, of Monroe street, during her
Church of Christ, Ohio and 26th
streets. Usual services both morning
and evening. Bible study from Matt,
! 18th chapter.
A Christmas cantata entitled Down
the Chimney with Santa" viii be given
at the Highland Park NJ. E. church,
Friday evening at 7:45 o'clock.
Mrs. o. w. Berry had as dinner
guests. Thursday, Mrs J. r. Jones and
Mrs. o. T. BrowneH of Topeka. and
! on Wednesday Miss Mabel Steljoins,
of Walnut, Kan.
Mr.. and Mrs. L. II. Knox of Bur
lngton, Kan, are occupying their new
nome at 2736 Iowa avenue.
Mr. J. w. Thatcher, of 21st and
Maryland. will change his residence
soon to California avenue.
Mr.. Edmund Goff who has been ill
for several weeks is improving.
Mrs. A. C Lamb and Miss Anna
Lamb, Mrs. L. NJ. Mills, Miss Lucille
Mills, Mrs. r. B. Campbell, Mrs. L. E.
Corwin, Mrs. George Pratt, Mrs. j. V.
Hutter, and Mrs. Otis Hungate, mem
bers of the Chalitso club. met
Thursday afternoon with Mrs. Emma
Gregg at the Judge Paul Heinz home
on Pennsylvania avenue and Twenty
fifth street.
and Mrs Ralph McDaniels, spent
Wednesday in Kansas City.
Mr.. and Mrs. Richard Matney and
little daughter were dinner guests
Thursday evening at the Albert Smith
home on Maryland avenue.
Mr.. and Mrs. Will Rake and son, /
Dale, of Stuus were guests Wednes-
day of Mr., and Mrs. A. z. Obenhaus. |
Mr.. and Mrs. Clifford Beach are the |
parents of a boy born December 10.
Little Marcene Happ who has been |
quite i'll at the G. d. Harmes home is !
improving slowly.
William Fleming and Mike Thomp- |
son, of Fostoria, Kan, were guests at
the c. B. Harmes home last Sunday.
John Dunlap, of Bigelow, Kan, was !
day.
Stop at Circle Inn. 27th and Ohio, |
for hot lunch, oyster stew and home /
made candies.-Adv.
Prof. H. Wallace Corbett entertained |
the football team at dinner Wednes- |
day evening. The domestic science /
class and their teacher, Miss Adeline
Lang. served.' The guests were Coach |
Leigh Warner, Frank Klesath, Roy
Ted Banks, Erwin Linge. !
Willis Sims, Donald Armstrong. Elmer
Everist, Roy Goodeu, Oscar Rake, Del
bert Nelson. Victor Knox, Charles
Maurice Franklin, Duryl |
Johnson. Harold Alexander, Robert
Lynch, Fred Harris, Allen Barstow.
Lee and Mr.. Corbett.
Miss Elsie Wilson and Miss Lillian
Cohen were dinner guests Tuesday of
Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Weaver.
The Glover Hill Ladies' Aid society
was entertained Tuesday by Mrs.
Chas. Hammond at her home on Ohio
avenue. Members present were Mrs.
o. o. Shaul, Mrs. c. B. Buehrer Mrs.
F. c. Crocker. Mrs. ]. w. Wagenroat,
Mrs. ]. W. Marsh, Mrs. P. E. Talley, |
Mrs. z. A. Stiles, Mrs. H. Roger. Mrs.
]. w. Hammond, Mrs. G. G. Stiles.
Mrs W. B. Gasche, Mrs. r. A Rand
lat, Mrs. Z. L. Jones. Mrs. H. V. Hat
ter, Mrs. Albert Kessler, Mrs. Paul
Green, Mrs. H. A. Slinkle, Mrs. NJ.
z. Dietrich, and Mrs. Charles Ham
mond.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Stiles and son.
George, were guests at the Shaul home
on Maryland avenue last Sunday.