The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1904-09-30
RAILROAD NEWS.
II. r. Y. nj. G. A. Has Arranged
Entertainments for Winter.
The Course Will Embrace 80
Separate Events.
is FREE TO MEMBERS.
Presidential Election Returns
on November s.
Il. II. 7. Nj. C. A. Notes and Rail-
road Events for the Day.

The local railroad Y. NJ. c. A. has ar
ranged for a series of twenty-nine en-
tertainments to be given at the hall of
the new building on East Fourth street.
The first entertainment of the season
will be given on Friday night, october
T. The entertainment win be under the
direction of Prof. Harvey Worrall and
will be a musical and literary event.
Membership tickets to the r. R. 7.
NJ. c. A. will be sufficient for admis-
sion to the entertainments. A coupon
ticket bearing 20 coupons, or one for
each entertainment has been printed
and one string of the coupon. tickets
will be given to every holder of an as
ISOLATION membership card. The fol-
lowing is the list of entertainments:
October 3-Educational rally, illustrat-
ed by stereoptican, George B. Hodge
of New York City.
October Musical and literary en-
tertainment Prof. Harvey Worran.
October 14-Musical entertainment,
Capital City Male Quartette and Miss
October 21-"Wanted a Man." Rev. J.
7. Sawyer.
October 2S-"Mammoth Cave illus
trated by stereoptican, E. F. Caldwell
of Lawrence.
November Reception. Epworth
League, First Methodist church.
November S-Presidential election re-
turns by special Western Union wire.
November 11-Reception, Epworth
League East Side NJ. E. church.
November 1s-Lecture, Rev. Frank
Houser.
November. 25-Recital, Miss Anna NJ.
Parry Bundy.
December PERCEPTION, Y. P. S. of C.
E. Third Presbyterian church.
December 9-Musical entertainment,
Misses Lynn Gertrude, Mary and Lucia
Wyatt.
December 16-Special evening with
the Modocs of Topeka.
December 23-Two hours of magic,
mirth and mystery, DR.. Albert NJ. Will
son of Kansas City.
January New Years open house.
Refreshments from o'clock until 6.
Evening reception by ladies' commit
tee.
January 6-Evening of readings Miss
Clara NJ. Crumb.
January Ian hour with the great
men of America, illustrated, De. D. M.
Fisk.
January 2O-Reception of Y. P. S. of
c. E., Third Presbyterian church.
January 27-Musicale. mixed quartette
First Presbyterian church.
February 3-Lecture and entertain
ment, DIR. r. s. Magee.
February 10-Musieale, Miss Gertrude
Tracy.
February 17-Scenes in foreign coun-
tries, illustrated, Dean Jas. believers
Kaye.
February 24-Reception Y. P. S. of c.
E.. First Christian church.
March 3-Practical suggestions, DR.. J.
Fe.
March 1O-Musicale, mixed quartette,
Cumberland Presbyterian church.
March 17-Musical and literary, Geo.
O. Beardsley.
March 24EReception Y. P. S. of c. E.,
First Congregational church.
March 31-Story, Rev. Mr.. Chas. M
Sheldon.
classes by entertainment committee.
Railroad Y. NJ. C. "A. Notes.
$50 D. m. Sunday D. A. Hill, a shop
man from the Hooking Valley shops,
Columbus, Ohio, will give the story of
his life. n. NiebergaI, a prominent
singer of Ponca City, Ok, will render
several selections. These meetings are
becoming more popular each week.
2e3G Sunday the Personal Worker
Bible class led by the general secretary,
will study Act Sth. All Christian men
invited
Monday at D. m: an institute will
be conducted by Geo. b. Hodge of New
York city. The committee of manage
ment, educational committee and the
will be served by the ladies' committee
at $50 p. m.
Educational rally at p m. Monday.
This will be the opening of the edu-
cational classes. Geo. B. Hodge, edu-
cational secretary of the international
committee of New York city, will make
the principal address illustrated by
stereopticon. A fine lantern has been
secured, and a fine lot of views will
be used. Twelve diplomas will be CIV
en- to those who last year passed their
examinations. One in advanced cleo