The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1912-11-29

other musical TRENDS at an organ
recital at the Central Congregational
church, at Sis O'Clock, Saturday even
ing Dean Horace Whitehouse, of the
fine arts department of Washburn col
lege. will furnish the program.
An entertainment will be given
Tuesday evening, December 3, at
O'Clock, by Sloan lodge No. % A. F.
& A. NJ Mr. Ernest Rice and his
daughter, Miss Mildred Rice, of chi
cago, will lecture and there Will be
musical program. The members OF the
music committee are: Mr.. Frank Crane
Dean Horace Whitehouse, Mr.. Horace
Hall, Mr. E. B. Whitmore, Mr.. James
Moore, Mr.. H. w. Homes and Mr.. f..
]. Phillips. The men on the recep-
ton committee are: Mr.. Frank Sturges'
Mr. A. o. Wellman, Mr. G. w. kouns'
Judge Henry Mason, Mr.. A. A. Snarp'
Mr.. William B. Collinson, Mr.. E. l..
Copeland, Judge A. w. Dana, Mr.
Harry Donaldson, Mr.. J. c. Burnett
Mr.. A. G. Lewis, Mr.. Otis Hungate,
Judge w. F. Schoch, Mr.. j. Frederick
Scott, Mr. T. S. Stevens, Mr. A r.
Sweet Mr.. Charles Wolff, MI 3 j.
Hodgins, Mr.. w. c. F. Relchenbacn'
Mr. ]. d. Freeman, Mr. G. J. McPhl1-
Iarnev Mr. Everett Akers, Mr.. K. ).
Parker. Mr. J. F. FARRELL, Mr.. II. A
SDielman Mr.. Wilbur Galloway, Mr.. I.
r Crosby, Mr.. Guy Morse, Mr.. Jonh
Mowers, Mr.. Ralph Peterson, Mr.. VIII
liam Excl, Mr.. Frank Edison Dr. =;
B. Van Horn. Mr.. R. L. Cochrane ana
Clement Seely.
as follows: Musical reading, Soldiers
of the Empire, Miss Ceora Lanham, &C
companied by Miss Vera Ren1amlh'
Gypsy Love Song, Miss Florence Rowe
lecture, Indians of Our southwest
starting at Albuquerque, taking in the
%,-iI M
Rice and Miss Mildred Rice; piano solo,
Pasouanade, Miss Benjamin; cartoons.
A Few MasonS, Miss Margaret H1bbs;
lecture Navajo Indians, Mr.. Rice ana
Miss Rice: solo, Miss Rowe; solo, My
Indiana Queen, Miss Rice lecture
Moki Indians, Mr.. Rice and Miss Rice
reading. Hon. S. Patton's Auto Ride,
Miss T.anham: quartette, Indian song
Oak-al-oosa-hoo;O Old Black Joe, Misses
Rowe. Hibbs, Benjamin and banham-
Mr.. and Mrs. F. NJ. Drake entertain
ed the following guests at ThanksglV-
inc dinner: Mr.. and Mrs. o. V Hen
dnIson. Mr.. and Mrs. r. F. DeArmond,
MIR. and Mrs NJ. F. Houston and Mr.
and Mrs C. H. Buford.
The program for the recital tonight
a+ the Y w c. A. by pupils OF MI
Herman Springer, will be; A Lullaby
(Mozart), and 80 Lovely Night from
the Tales of Hoffman, (Offenbach), I.
w G. A. chorus; The Trout (Schuberb'
and Il Hear You Calling Me" (Mar-
sba1D. Mr.. c. r. McAlister, of Holton;
Al the Dawn (Cantor and The
Years of The Spring" (Beach), MISS
louise Raster; "Since 1 Met Thee
1SaIter) and I'm a Garden Miss Ethel
$500 Greeting and Tender Tie
TReIhrucLl. Mr.. Leland McAsee; duet
I'm the Solemn Hour WerdD, MI
c.1enwood Jones and Mr.. Herman
Springer; Where the Avana Flows
CFInden), Miss Bertha Mix, of Te-
cumseh; My Noble Knight" from
The Huguenots (dyerbeer), Miss Selma
Foberg; Fantasy CCoatesO and An
omen Secret" CWoodman), Mr. H. o.
Whiternan: A Song of the Woods Ora
per). Mrs. B. H. Campbell; Weidmung
Gebman) and Die Lorelei O4iszt), MISS
Mary Sands; aria Let Her Believe
from The Girl of the Golden west
(Puccini) Mr.. Glenwood Jones; scene
from Tannhauser CWagner). Elizabeth
Miss Jessica Short, wolfram, Mr.. Chas.
Kettering, and the Pilgrim chorus;
trio, Kabanaugh (Bullard), Mr.. Jones
Mr.. Whitemore and Mr.. Springer. Miss
Myrtle Radcliffe. accompanist
Notes and Personal Mention.
Mr.. and Mrs c. H. Gaunt and Miss
Ruth Slesher of San Francisco, Cal,
will arrive tonight to visit Mr.. and
Mrs. T. J. Myers, at the Manspeaker-
Mrs ]. H. McGoff and her daugn-
tiers left today to spend the winter in
Cuba.
Miss Helen Ames will leave Sunday
for Las Vegas, n. NJ, to attend the
wedding of Miss Mary Coors and Mr.
Robert Banks, which will take place
December Is.
Mrs. T. J. Kellam and her daughter,
Miss Katherine Kellam, who have
been living abroad for some time, are
now in Paris.
DR.. and Mrs. Wade Doster and their
little daughter of St. John, Kan, are
visiting DIR. Doster's parents. Judge