The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1907-12-14

URN kDAY EVEl
An important event. of the holiday
season will be a reception and dance
at the Topeka club Friday, December
27.
The annual Christmas service for the
students of the College Of the Sisters
| of Bethany will be held at Grace Ca
! thedral tomorrow morning at eleven
O'Clock. The Very Reverend Dean Kaye
will preach a sermon on Christian Ed
ucation and the music will be by the
Bethany choir assisted by Miss Ferry
and DR.. Elmer Hill of the cathedral
choir, under the direction Of Miss Nc
Intosh teacher of voice at Bethany. In
addition to the organ, with Mrs. J. A.
Campbell, church organist, Miss Hallan-
ger of the Bethany music school facul-
! ty, pianist, and Mr.. Harry Steinberg,
| musical programme follows:
Voluntary-March Religiouse (for
organ, piano and violin) Wagner
Mrs. Campbell, Miss Hallanger, Mr..
Steinberg.
Processional-Hark, the Voice Eternal.
TIE Deum Laudamus. $1,000: turner
Jubilate Schneider
Solo-O, Divine Redeemer with or
gan, piano and violin accom-
paniment) ..........-.-. ..Gounod
Miss Mcintosh.
Anthem-List, the Cherubic Host,
with baritone solo. Heard the
ChorusSAssisted by Miss Terry and
DR.. Hill.
RECONSIDERATION Art Coming. o My
Savior.
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A Kansas woman who has Travelled
extensively has a garnet bracelet pick
ed up in a curio shop in Europe which
cost $3.50. One like it in Topeka shop
costs $40
An approaching wedding Of interest
to Topeka people especially OF the
Youngest Set is that of Mr.. Rey A. |
Birchfield of 1909 Harrison street and
Miss Matte LESSEE of Centralia, daugh-
ter of Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. P. lessee. The
wedding will take place Saturday morn
ing, December 81. at 10 O'Clock, at the
lessee home The prospective bride has
attended the Tivoli dances here and
made many friends. Mr.. Birchfleld is i
bookkeeper at the Merchants Nation !
al bank, and a decided favor1te In his |
set.
Mrs. George Port Ashton gave a tea |
yesterday for her aunt, Mrs. Fred
Packard, of New York City, and DR..
Ashton,s aunt MIS-, George zee P Uin e awe
another Tuesday. the last. OF a series In
honor of the visitors.
Mrs A. F. Bauerlein and Mrs. H. H.
Mcclellan, both formerly of st. Marys,
entertained the Battenburg club of st.
Marys today at a luncheon at the
Throop and a matinee line party at
the Grand. Their guests were Mrs.
D. J. Lane Mrs. Hercule Pessemier,
Mrs. George Miller, Mrs. B. C. Mftchner.
Mrs. Mamie Ward, Mrs. Jennie Bell
Clellan Mrs. Fred Baker and Mrs. Paul
Huycke of Topeka. -
The Varsity dance last night at Nc
Rae's was attended by Mr.. and Mrs.
H C. Bowman. Mr.. and Mrs. David
Gossett, Miss Clara Fleishman, Miss
Marguerite Mills, Miss Snepp, Miss
Benjamin, Miss Laura Neil, Miss
Madeline Whitney. Miss Louise Nc
Haughey, Miss Eva Cox, Miss Mary
Evans, Miss Ethel Hadley, Miss Nellie
Raster, Miss Belle Senior. Miss Lucy
senior, MISS Clara DdUl0lS MISS I1dZcl |
Larkin Miss Ra Hotchkiss, Miss Ethel
Frizzell, Miss Laura Nell. Miss LaVere
Langdon, Miss Lu Grace Whitmer,
Miss Margaret Going, Miss Mitchell.
Miss Jones, Miss Rose Mitchell. Miss
Julia Larimer, Mr.. Omer Smith. Mr..
Howard Carruth, Mr.. Irving Platt.
Mr.. A. J. Carruth. Mr.. John Robb.
Mr.. E. T. Pattee, Mr.. w. A. Street. Mr..
J. c. Denny, Mr.. George White, MI.
Warren Dunaway. Mr.. Osborn Lari-
mer, Mr.. Alec Spencer, Mr.. J. P. Cole
man, Mr.. Durant, Mr.. Glenn Haughey,
Mr.. Leo Mooney, DR.. Elmer Hill, Mr.. !
Harold Tice, Mr.. Fred Nicholson. Mr.. !
Quinton Adams, Mr.. Hugh McFar-
land. Mr.. Clarence Jordan, Mr.. Roy :
Ufford, Mr.. Wistar Williams, Mr.. !
Glenn Millice, Mr.. Walter Wedding. !.
Mr.. Ralph Forbes Mr.. r. B. Steele, !
Mr.. Herbert L. Clark, Mr.. Ralph Tut
tie, Mr.. Alfred Quinton, Mr.. Harold :
Tice, Mr.. Leo Haughey, Mr.. Clarence
Aten, Mr.. Wilson Hobart, Mr.. Roy $
Street, Mr.. Karl Bowman. Mr.. VIII
liam Snyder.
The bodice illustrated Is a charm
ng design for a waist to accompany a
street or carriage coat and skirt, cos
June.
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