The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1911-02-22

among the numbers we'll received. Miss
Abbott sang The Child's Prayer in
which a little girl asks God mot to
make her bad in a way which
brought out all of the humor and
pathos of this musical gene from child
hood experience
Miss Bell is one of those rare ac-
mood of the singer. Her lingering is
interesting to watch, even to the lay
man in music and her touch is ex-
quisite, with both tlaintiness and force.
Misses Sponenbarger, Hunt, L.
Woodhouse, G. Woodhouse, Phiibfn
lists for the chorus. Th- program in
full follows:
PART l.
Birthday Festival Music. $500. Bohm
(a) March.
(b) Cradle Song.
(c) Intermezzo
Cd Waltz and Finale.
Miss Widenham and Miss Bell.
The Nightingale Has a Tyre of Gold
.... Whelpiey
An Indian Lovers Song. Beresford
Hands and Lips. Clarke
The Cuckoo Clock Grant-Schaefer
Miss Abbott.
A Persian Song Burmeister
The Two Sky Larks. .LeSche tiZky
Miss Widenham.
Thou Dear One With Those Cheeks
or Roses Henschel
ChIld's Prayer Harold
ne 30. Dah g. ga, Snd 1870
Miss Abbott
PART II
The Water Fairies. Franz Abt
Soloists-The Misses Sponenbar-
ger. Hunt, L. Woodhouse, Phil
bin, Churchhill, G. Woodhouse.
Chorus-The Day Is Softly Breaking.
Recit-Oh, Hither From the Seas
Air-This Day Is Sweet tic Fairies ALL
Duet-Yonder Lies the Shining Bower.
Choral Recit-The Sunbeams With
Bright Glory.
Choral Recit-Whilst We Are Resting.
Ballad with chorus)-A Queen in
Days Long Passed Away.
Recit-The Sun in Golden Garb-
Chorus-The Day Is Der.
Notes and Personals.
Mrs. Eunice Lilly of Kansas City is
visiting at the home of Mrs. Clarence
Alexander of 612 North Kansas ave-
nue..
Howard Snider of 1115 North Mon
roe street has gone to Horton, where
he will work for the Rock Island.
Miss Hazel Fierling of Shorey, who
has been visiting Miss Pearl Head of
ZIG West Curtis street has returned
home. Miss Head accompanied her
FOR q snort V1SlI-
Mrs. V. B. Churchman of 1903 -Lo-
gan street, who has beer in a critical
condition since the death of her hus-
band, which occurred recently, is i'm
proving
Mrs. Nell Dunning of Concordia is
visiting at the home of her uncle, Mark
Putnam.
Earl Churchman of Redlands, Cal,
is in Topeka. He was called here by
the death of his father, V. B. Church
man.
The T. I. V. club will meet Friday
evening at the Ed Hutton home in
Shorey.
George Adams of silver Lake. is
moving into the John Schenk house
at 3O8 West Gordon street He re-
Gently bought the property.
Word was received today of the
death of Mrs. Amelia Etz, the sister
of Mrs. ]. o. Wolf of Rochester,
which occurred at the formers home
at Ashland, o. Complication of dis
eases was the cause of her death.
Lukens opera house is being dec
grated for the K. P. annual banquet
which will be held there tonight. Sew
eral prominent speakers will be pres
ent.
Gilbert Pyles was knocked down by
a delivery wagon near sos North
Kansas avenue last evening He was
on wheel and the accident seems to
have been unavoidable. Beyond sew
eral severe bruises he escaped injury.
Mrs James Ammo of Granville is
North side visitor today.
Charles Kleinhans of Granville has
returned from visit in Kansas City.
Mr.. and Mrs. Emmett Sanders are
visiting at the home of Robert WIKI
erson in Valencia.
Mark Putnam, proprietor of the
Union Pacific hotel, is seriously i'll at
his home.
Mrs. Lee Daniels gave a postcard
shower at her home, 1910 North Tyler
street, in honor of her husbands
birthday anniversary.
Miss Edith Haynes of Gil North
Harrison street will entertain the
Primrose Embroidery club and
number of guests at her home this
evening.
Dora Hofer, the oldest daughter of
Mr.. and Mrs. w. I. Hofer, who is i'll
at her home with scarlet fever, is said
to be getting along fairly well.
Miss Daisy Woods of West Shorey,
has left for a two months visit to
her sister, Mrs. Ethel Jones Wood of
Washington, Kan.