The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1910-06-20

seems to be that the little village can't
take care of the thousands that are
hocking to it. Lodging is costing them
from So to Sc a day, and while their
sleeping rooms are moderately COM
Portable, they feel that they are sadly
abused at mealtime, when forty or
fifty of them have to crowd into a din
ing room built for twenty. Neverthe-
less, no one expresses regret at being
there, nor do the adverse reports of the
place affect the eagerness of those who
are still to go. Yet it does give a lit
tie comfort to the stay-at-homes to
know that Oberammerga is not alto
gether a paradise from which fate has
excluded them.
The annual recital of the pupils OF
the Kissing Conservatory will be given
tonight at the First Christian church
beginning at $780, Following is the
program:
The Rosary Observation-Disclosures. Nevin
Mr.. F. L. Robbins, Mr.. c. D. Well
man, Mr.. Harry Grow, Mr.. Anton
Teed.
Lend Me Thine Aid Queen of
Sheba) Gounod
Miss Hilda Baldwin.
In Deep Retreat ............... Derbes
Miss May McNown and Miss Ethel
Barnes.
For All Eternity ...... Mascheroni
Mr.. Anton Teed.
Romance sans HdrOIoS Wl6nldSWkl
Miss Lovelia Hilty.
Approach of Spring (four hand &C
COMPARTMENT NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. Gade
Misses Gwendolyn Chase, Dorothy
Wood, Celesta Sherwood, E1ecta Cal
laghan. Sarah Cleland. Beulah Went
Walker, Ethel Barnes, Lovelia
Hilty, Lola Sinclair, E1ilda Baldwin.
Military Polonaise .............. Chopin
Miss Mabel Moseley.
Elizabeths Prayer (Tannhauser)
Miss Dorothy Wood.
The Day Is Done. .-.................L ohr
Miss Ethel Barnes and Miss Edythe
Walker.
The Magic Song. ..... Meyer Helmund
Mr. F. L. Robbins.
Shadow Song Oinorah) Meyerbeer
Miss Edythe Walker.
Lead Kindly Light ................ Buck
Male Quartette.
"a Romanza -: 1oo lTsI,os
Miss Beulah Wentworth.
Farewell Forests Jeanne d'Arc)....
. 49, ............. schaikowSky
Miss Ethel Barnes.
Italian Serenade ............. Stevenson
Baritone solo, Mr. c. D. Wellman,
with chorus accompaniment;
Miss Ruth Talbot of Kansas City is
tie guest of her cousin, Miss Edna
Shreve Mrs. A. P. Shreve will enter
tain for Miss Talbot tonight at her
home on Van Buren, street.
The following guests attended an in
formal afternoon Saturday given by
Mrs. Henri Strawn at her home in Pot
win: Mrs. J. H. Bowers of Lansdowne.
Pa. Miss Marv Sutherland, Miss Helen
Sharitt, Miss Corinne Coston. Miss
Helen Haughey and Miss Ella Davis.
The Cosmos club will be entertained
Thursday afternoon. June %. by Mrs.
Frank Bartlett at her home, 702 West
Sixth avenue.
Mrs. Roy Finley will entertain her
needle club Wednesday, June %, at her
home, 324 Polk street. The club met
last week with Mrs. H. NJ: Severance.
Mrs A J. Knoef1er of Boulder, Col,
Mrs William Starrett of Kansas City.
and Mrs. Stratton were guests of the
club.
Notes and Personal Mention.
DIR. s. S. Estey spent Sunday in Kan
sas City, where he preached the bac-
calaureate sermon at Park college.
Miss Dorothy Porter has gone to
Monmouth, ILL.,, where she will spend
month.
Miss Florence Tucker left today for
Colorado. where she will join Miss Joy
Bechtal, and they will spend their
vacation in the mountains.
Mr. Paul Sweet has gone to Atlantic