The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1911-12-09
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lions, and a pleasing feature of her
work is the beautiful. resonant voice,
in which her numbers are rendered.
Miss Albaugh, the daughter of Mr..
and Mrs. Morton Albaugh, is a high
school girl, and the youngest student
in the senior class. She has the
actors temperament and fortunately
is without the meaningless affectations
that good many teachers drill into
their young pupils.
A wedding of interest to many
friends in Topeka and other Kansas
towns occurred at Chillicothe, ILL.,, on
Wednesday at 4 D. M, December 6,
1911, when the father of the groom,
Rev Bernard Kelly, read the beautiful
service of the Methodist Episcopal
church which united in marriage Miss
Laura Warner Turner and Warren
Winfield Kelly of Winslow. Arizona.
The choir of Grace cathedral will
sing the cantata, The Holy City, by
A. r. Gaul. Sunday morning The
parts will be sung as follows:
Introduction Organ
Mrs. J. A. Campbell.
Chorus with tenor solo and quar-
tette. -...-... No Shadows Yonder'
Tenor solo. -.---..-...-.-.
My Soul Is Athirst for God"
Mr.. Glenwood Jones.
Trio, Eat Esventide 1t Shall Be Light
Mrs. Wikidal, Miss Pansy Bell.
and Miss Dorinda Abbott.
Chorus They That Sow in Tears
Contralto solo Eye Hath Not Seem
Miss Abbott.
Chorus Observation-Disclosures.
For Thee. o Dear. Dear Country"
Chorus. 100. Thine Is the Kingdom
PART II.
Alteration ..
1ItleIInezzo- organ
Mrs Campbell.
Bass solo with. choral sanctus .
a New Heaven and a New Earth
Mr. Herman Springer.
Chorus Let the Heavens Rejoice
Tenor solo. ITO the Lord Our Cod
Mr.. Jones.
COntraltO solo.
Come, Ye Blessed of My Father
Miss Abbott.
The Filming Pot Is for Silver
Soprano SOLO
These Are They Which Came Out
of Great Tribulatiou''-Mrs. Wikidal !
Duet. .'They Shall Hunger No More /
Mrs Wikidal and Miss Abbott
Ladies' chorus with bass solo,
List the Cherubic Hosts"
Chorus with quartette. ...
Great and Marvellous Are Thy
Works. Lord Cod
The soloists are: Mrs Wikidal So
prano; Miss Abbott, contralto; Miss
Bell, contralto; Mr.. Jones' tenor; Mr.
Herman Springer, bass, and Mrs.
Campbell, organist.
Mrs. L. S. Ferry will entertain the
D. d. Whist club Monday afternoon at
Ter home on Topeka avenue.
All the big churches are having ba-
saars and food sales, or else are get
ing ready for them, and a lot of the
'classiest'' women in town are work
ng themselves almost to death over
hem. If they had to work that hard
1t home I suppose they would think
hey had just cause for divorce. They
lit behind the counters with little white
aprons over their good looking gowns
ind demolish the bank rolls of their
customers They patiently answer the
hundred questions asked by everyone
Who buys. and the thousand questions
rom everyone who doesn't buy. Some
If them are serving meals at little
luartette tables and it is funny to see
he people who come in with caviare
ppetite and a kraut and rib price But
he bazaars are making money under
he direction of women who are regu-
ar captains with fine executive ability.
Mrs. Fred Freeman entertained the
Duplicate Whist club Friday afternoon
t the Topeka club, with guest table
or Mrs. Ike Lewis of Emporia. The
ther guests, besides the members,
we're Mrs. Theodore Hammatt. Mrs.
,lifton Heaton and Mrs. j. w. Burt.
Mr. and Mrs. Harry Seery have
sked guests for two tables at bridge
onIght-
Z
The NIX. of the Junior class of the
Ugh school gave a masquerade party
friday night at the home of Miss cara
"a sc. Those present were: Miss Wolfe.
Hiss Mildred Frazer. Miss Lena Gall,
IiSS Lorraine SeWell. Miss Hazel Brown
Eiss Doris Stark Miss Helen Garner.
1iss Margaret Trautman, Miss Grace